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Annamalai Releases Book on CJP, Student Protests and India’s Fault Lines
✍️ ThePrint
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 11:18 AM
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Author Annamalai has unveiled a new book that examines the role of the Chief Justice, recent student protests, and the underlying fault lines in Indian society.
Annamalai unveiled his latest book, "Fault Lines of India", at a launch event in New Delhi on Tuesday. The author, known for his incisive commentary on Indian politics, used the occasion to outline the book’s focus on the Chief Justice of India (CJP), recent student protests, and the deeper fissures that shape the nation.
In the book, Annamalai argues that the CJP’s decisions have far-reaching implications for civil society, while the wave of student demonstrations reflects a growing discontent among the youth. He also traces how economic disparities, regional identities and political polarization have created a fragile social fabric.
The author, a former political analyst and columnist, has written extensively on governance and public policy. His previous works have been cited in parliamentary debates and academic circles.
Early reviews suggest that "Fault Lines of India" offers a balanced, data‑driven perspective that could serve as a reference for scholars and policymakers alike.
In the book, Annamalai argues that the CJP’s decisions have far-reaching implications for civil society, while the wave of student demonstrations reflects a growing discontent among the youth. He also traces how economic disparities, regional identities and political polarization have created a fragile social fabric.
The author, a former political analyst and columnist, has written extensively on governance and public policy. His previous works have been cited in parliamentary debates and academic circles.
Early reviews suggest that "Fault Lines of India" offers a balanced, data‑driven perspective that could serve as a reference for scholars and policymakers alike.