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"Be it the times when India was struggling for freedom or the present battles, the true definition of nationalism came up by the power of a pen and the skills of men and women. Nationalism is nothing less than a perfect example of how non-violent protesting against the British was aspiring to be during that time. The book is a trio of lectures delivered by Rabindranath Tagore himself regarding the growth of one’s pride for their nation, not just in India but worldwide. He explains the vulnerability of his position amongst others as a citizen of a country doomed by racism internally and externally. Nationalism acts as a guide and helps you understand Indian politics from the core, the roles of religious leaders, and the true meaning of the word ‘nation’.Tagore accepts that the possibility of patriotism started as an action to counter hue and cry. The section of patriotism in the west defines an elusive rim among truth and misrepresentation and shows how falsehood is lionized as a way to financial accomplishment."