Contents

pp v-vi

List of Tables and Figures

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements

pp ix-x

List of Abbreviations

pp xi-xii

1 - What Is New about ‘New Hindutva’?

pp 1-24

Rule

2 - New Hindutva Timeline: September 2013–October 2020

pp 25-58

3 - Normalizing Violence: Lessons from Hindu Nationalist India

pp 59-71

4 - Hindutva Establishments: Right-wing Think Tanks and the Mainstreaming of Governmental Hindutva

pp 72-106

5 - New Hindutva and the ‘UP Model’: An Interview with Neha Dixit and Nakul Sawhney

pp 107-129

Articulation

6 - The Making of a Majoritarian Metropolis: Crowd Action, Public Order, and Communal Zoning in Calcutta

pp 130-157

7 - Social Segregation and Everyday Hindutva in Middle India

pp 158-180

Inclusion

8 - ‘Mitakuye Oyasin – We Are All Related:’ Hindutva and Indigeneity in Northeast India

pp 181-198

9 - From Castes to Nationalist Hindus: The Making of Hinduism as a Civil Religion

pp 199-218

10 - When Hindutva Performs Muslimness: Ethnographic Encounters with the Muslim Rashtriya Manch

pp 219-250

Violence

11 - Violence after Violence: The Politics of Narratives over the Delhi Pogrom

pp 251-274

12 - Development: India’s Foundational Myth

pp 275-283

13 - Pratikriya, Guilt, and Reactionary Violence

pp 284-305

Contributors

pp 306-307

Index

pp 308-318