title: Vengeance: India After the Assassination of Indira Gandhi
author:  Pranay Gupte 
description: Gupte, formerly New York Times correspondent in New Delhi, toured India in the critical months following the assassination of Indira Gandhi. In this sharp and compelling snapshot of the changes in Indian society, he presents both the settled and tangled problems and the hopeful energy of the new and pragmatic generation of leaders who are attacking them. Most fascinating is the array of interviews and sketches of these young leaders, many of whom are Gupte's friendsnot only politicians, but also artists, film makers, journalists, and doctors. Of Indira Gandhi, a central topic of evaluation, Gupte muses that she ``may not have been good for the country, and she may even have been disastrous,'' but she was ``always splendid.'' Highly recommended. Charles W. Hayford, History Dept., Northwestern Univ., Evanston, Ill.<br />Copyright 1985 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  the Eve‘sf‘i‘i‘:
  the Accused, and
  the Epitogue
  By Gopol Godse
  
  Why I
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  A
  Assassinated
  Mahatma Gandhi ?
  Nathuram GOdse
  And
  the Events
  the Accused, and
  the Epilogue
  by Gopal Godse
  SURYA BHARTI PRAKASHAN
  .
  2596, NAI .SARAK, DELHI-110-006
  
  ISBN
  :978-93—83424-49-8
  Publisher
  Phone
  Edition
  Price
  Typesetting
  Printing
  Surya Bharti Prakashan
  2596, Nai Sarak, Delhi-110006
  011-23266412
  2017
  175-00
  Apex Solutions
  Nidhi Enterprises
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  PREFACE
  Mohandas Karamchand
  Gandhi,
  came
  on
  the
  Indian political scene about 1915 and dominated the same
  till the evening of 30.1.1948 when the three bullets ﬁred
  by
  Nathuram
  Vinayak
  Godse
  put
  an
  end
  to
  him.
  Nathuram Godse surrendered to the authorities.
  At
  the
  Iamous
  Red
  Fort. trial,
  at
  Delhi,
  on
  8.11.1948 the special Court judge asked Nathuram what
  he had to say with regard to the prosecution case against
  him. Nathuram Godse as Accused No.1, made a detailed
  statement in a