India: A Civilization the World Fails to Recognise

India: A Civilization the World Overlooks is a book authored by Nitin Mehta MBE. It is a thoroughly studied book that emphasizes and enumerates various accomplishments of the Indian populace. He skillfully achieves this by referencing prominent Western scientists like Pierre-Simon Laplace, Mark Twain, and Sir Isaac Newton. This book, which I anticipate will be among many, will leave you astounded as you discover the impact Indian science, mathematics, art, and religion had on today's modern world, and surprisingly, India received minimal acknowledgment for it. In this book, Nitin highlights several brilliant thinkers from ancient India in the fields of mathematics, arts, and politics. He also enumerates the contributions of contemporary mathematicians, physicists, and physicians.

If you are an Indian parent with kids studying in the UK, then this is certainly a book to have on your shelf, as I believe much of its material won’t be covered in schools. As a British person, I experienced the education system where it was taught that the British decisively won the Second World War alone, with no acknowledgment of the one million soldiers in the Indian army. Following the war and the pursuit of independence, the winners altered history to exclude India. Even now, in education, news, and mainstream media, you won't discover any positive contributions made by Indian individuals; however, historians continuously uncover new solid evidence that a significant portion of this knowledge reached Europe from India. The truth eventually surfaces, especially when honorable individuals like Mr. Mehta document it. Consequently, I suggest turning OFF the negative news media and acquiring this book to read it. You can obtain the book straight from the author by reaching out to him at animalahimsa@gmail.com, and the few pounds invested will definitely be worth your time and money.

Author: Nitin Mehta (MBE)

Nitin Mehta (MBE) was born in Kisumu Kenya. He speaks fluent Swahili, Gujarati, Hindi, and Punjabi. As soon as he was old enough to understand that, by heritage, he was Indian, and he became fascinated with the land of his ancestors. At the age of eight, his parents took him to India, and his impressions of India left a mark on him that continues to this day. When he moved to the UK at a young age, Nitin delved deep into the philosophical and spiritual wisdom of India.

India and Indian culture has a lot to offer the world and yet it gets very negative media coverage in the Western world. In this book, Nitin is attempting to set the record straight. This book will take the reader from the beginning of Indian civilization to the present day. It will give pride and hope to the Indian diaspora, and the people of India. It will also encourage the international media to be more balanced in its approach to India.

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