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| The Long Siege: 500 Years of India's Struggle for Technopolitical Freedom offers a strategic | evaluation of the technopolitical deficiencies that Bharat faced from 1500 CE onward. It | explores how, by the 1850s, the Bharatiya intelligentsia had begun to recognise the complex | colonial entanglements into which the subcontinent had been drawn and how their | sustained struggle over the following century gradually turned the tide. | The book examines the systematic suppression of Bharatiya initiatives in land and maritime | exploration, the strategic inability to counter the colonial powers' weaponisation of science | and technology, and the convergence of European financial and naval superiority in their | global campaigns. While this incapacity is largely attributed to Bharat's declining | socioeconomic prosperity at the time, the incoming colonisers capitalised on these | conditions, using them to justify their scientific racism and to stifle the subcontinent's | scientific and technological development in every conceivable way. | Through stories of both known and forgotten ideologues of the swadeshi and revolutionary | freedom movements, the book highlights how these figures waged a long, often overlooked, | battle for India's independence on technopolitical frontiers over five centuries. | Beginning with the Battle of Diu in 1509, the narrative traces key milestones and heroic | figures from Bharat's resilient and often battle-hardened history-many of whose global | contributions remain under-recognised. It culminates in the formation of India's atomic | program in 1945, but it also reminds readers that the struggle for true technopolitical | sovereignty is far from over. |
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