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In The Raj Lives, Upadhya has attempted to compensate for lack of originality by quoting a wide range of secondary sources. Yet his choice is far from impeccable. For much of the post-1950 period, he has quoted American news media and other western sources, which had their own profound biases against India as the Cold War was thickening.
Dipankar Biswas reviews Sanjay Upadhya’s book, The Raj Lives - India in Nepal.
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