Great Indians: Surendranath Banerjea To Gandhi has been written by Balraj Krishna and is published by Rupa Publications. The book was published in the year 2010.
Synopsis
The book narrates the role and the crucial contribution of an array of imminent historical leaders who has played a vital role in the shaping the nation of India. The historical work describes that India losing her first war of independence was a boon in disguise. This failure led to the emergence of a huge number of dynamic political leaders who would lead the path to the Indian struggle of independence. The narrative illustrates the journeys of these young political leaders who wrote the history of Indian independence. This work of Balraj Krishna elucidates the roles of illustrious leaders such as Tilak, Surrendranath Banerjea, Sardar Patel and very importantly, M K Gandhi.
About the Author
Balraj Khrishna started his professional career as a journalist in the Lahore based Civil and Military Gazette in the year 1944. In the post partition era he was engaged in the British Information Services and the External Affairs Ministry in New Delhi. He has also penned other illustrious books such Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel: India's Iron Man and Indian Freedom Struggle.
