Modern India | Brief History | Spectrum | Rajiv Ahir | 2022/Edition

This Modern Indian history is awesome for any age group with all detail info and facts. I have heard it's for upsc but it would suit well to any student who's interested. Due to its small size like novel it doesn't feel boring like textbook. Btw I m 15 year old student and I think it's pretty well and informative book.

This book discuss History of Modern India with such Details which in unbelievable. You'll never find in Any Book same in any other Book. Standard UPSC book for Modern Indian History.

Firstly, the packaging deserves a solid five stars. It reflected the care Amazon puts into delivering their products safely.However, my enthusiasm took a bit of a hit when I opened the package to find that the book itself had suffered some damage. The cover had a noticeable dent, and a couple of pages had creases. While the damage wasn't extensive enough to render the book unreadable, it was disappointing, especially considering the effort put into the packaging.A must-have book for UPSC aspirants. It not only meets but exceeds expectations, serving as a reliable companion on the challenging journey towards Civil Services success. The Spectrum series has once again proven its worth, and I wholeheartedly recommend this book to all serious aspirants. It's not just a book; it's an investment in your success. Best of luck!

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The book is good as intended but the delivery packing a poor , making book vulnerable to get torn apart

It's an amazing book definitely useful and very helpful for the aspirants

We all know who rules the modern history. It's spectrum. I talked to atleast 5 of my seniors about my modern history book and everyone suggested spectrum. Very well written, best part is summary ( touching in every topic). If you are preparing for civil services or just want to read your Indian history ( to some extent true history) go for it.Talking about the page quality, the pages are quite thin, underlying or highlighting a paragraph disturbs the other side of the page.