Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements

pp ix-xii

List of Abbreviations

pp xiii-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-20

Part I - Guarding the State, Protecting the Public: Censorship Policies and Practices in the 1930s

pp 21-24

1 - The Power of Print

pp 25-39

2 - Provincial Autonomy (1937–1939) and Free Speech Controversies

pp 40-58

Part II - Protests and Publicity: Banning Non-Indian Authors

pp 59-62

3 - Critiques of Indian Society: Katherine Mayo's Long Shadow

pp 63-90

4 - ‘Hurt’ or ‘Hatred’? Publications by Non-Indians Offensive to Indian Muslims

pp 91-122

Part III - Political or Military? Censorship in India during the Second World War

pp 123-124

5 - Blue Pencils, Red Pencils: Censoring the News in Wartime

pp 125-145

6 - A Contradiction in Terms? ‘Voluntary Censorship’

pp 146-172

Part IV - The Censored Turn Censors: Freedom and Free Speech

pp 173-174

7 - Free Speech or Hate Speech? Partition and Censorship

pp 175-199

8 - ‘An Education in Realism’: The First Amendment to the Indian Constitution

pp 200-232

9 - The Living Biographies of Religious Leaders Controversy (1956)

pp 233-245

Conclusion

pp 246-261

Epilogue

pp 262-264

Bibliography

pp 265-280

Name Index

pp 281-284

General Index

pp 285-289