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Shashi Tharoor and post colonial perspective

This Blog is a part of my classroom activity in which our professor gave us the task to watch  Shashi Tharor's views on post colonial perspective . to see click here 



  • As we all know that Shashi Tharoor is well known writer and Minister in Indian national Congress. Recently, he published his book "An Era of Darkness" in which he talked about what British did in India. His all speeches about British Raj are worth listening because we can get the idea about his wide knowledge about British Raj in India.





  • Author and politician Shashi Tharoor known for his verbose tweets and quick-witted repartee.  his works and speeches on British colonialism and it's influence on India are also much considerable.here are some point delivered by him.
  • Shashi Tharoor  presented all his view on British Empire and India and how they do loot in India.
  • Shashi Tharoor  presented all his view on British Empire and India and how they do loot in India.
  • British left India as most poorest country. India was most developed country all over the world before British came in India. British left India in poverty. People were suffering from poverty and hunger.  British had all control in their hands. They have control over the technology and suppling things. They do development only in their country. 
  • British gave world only one thing that effects on people's minds that is violence and Racism. They considered themselves more superior than others because they have white skin. They consider themselves more civilised and cultured. So the concept of Racism was given by British to consider themselves superior.
  • Thus british empire create dehumanization , exploitation , violence , bloodshed , psychological damage , poverty structure, today's problems are direct result of British colonial experience.




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