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The book is well-balance as Chandran also picks holes in the discourses against each case of censorship she talks about.

Chandran examines in six chapters India’s literary tradition from the ancient period to contemporary times, censorship laws and rules, books banned in India, the Emergency and, lastly, why censorship has become so democratic. [It] is a timely book, readable and insightful.