Related Links

• Chaudhuri's son, Kirti Narayan Chaudhuri, is an eminent scholar and historian of the 16th and 17th centuries. He is professor of History at the University of London and has pioneered new methods of historical analyses; see Bill Johnson on Professor Chaudhuri and his work. It is noteworthy that Chaudhuri schooled all his sons at home and his son Kirti Chaudhuri did well at the best of British universities.
• By the Company we keep is an interesting article which touches on some of the ideas put forth by Nirad Chaudhuri and his son Kirti Narayan Chaudhuri.
• The Price of Freedom is an article on the Fiftieth anniversary of Indian independence with references to Nirad Chaudhuri's views.
• Some comments on stereotypes of the Anglo-Indians is an article by Megan Stuart Mills of York University (Canada). For more on the subject see a series of articles available online.
• The Perils of Indian Democracy is an article by Ian Buruma in the New York Review of Books.
• British Rule is an article that quotes some of Chaudhuri's work.
• Revenge in the Indies is another article by Ian Buruma in the New York Review of Books.
• To Breathe Democracy is Patrick French's review of the book The Idea of India by Sunil Khilnani.