What If There Was No Congress: The Uncensored History of Independent India - Priyam Gandhi-Mody

What If There Was No Congress is a provocative, deeply researched rethink of modern Indian political history. Taking its cue from a question posed in Parliament, this bold non-fiction work examines how different India’s trajectory might have been if a different political landscape had emerged after Independence
Synopsis:
Just three days before his tragic assassination in 1948, Mahatma Gandhi wrote that the Congress party in its current form had "outlived its use" and should be disbanded. But what would the Bharat of today look like if his final counsel had been heeded?
Political communications expert and bestselling author Priyam Gandhi-Mody systematically revisits the monumental milestones that defined India over the last eighty years. From the trauma of Partition and the geopolitical complexities of Kashmir to the realities of economic policy, governance, systemic scams, and foreign relations, this book challenges established political narratives. It provides a raw, unfiltered look at historical events, encouraging readers to use their own judgment to understand past mistakes and look toward a roadmap for the India of tomorrow