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Mother India (1930)Mother India (1930) by Katherine Mayo is a thought provoking and controversial work that delves into the complex social and cultural landscape of India during the early 20th century. Mayo, an American journalist, provides a detailed examination of India's customs, practices, and societal issues, offering both praise and criticism. Her book ignited intense debates and discussions, as it tackled sensitive topics like caste system, child marriage, and

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