Examine the relevance of Marxist approach in understanding Indian Society?

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 A. R Desai has applied his in Marxist perspective to understand the diverse aspects of Indian social reality. The main works are:

The Social Background of Indian Nationalism

 Rural Sociology in India

  Slums and Urbanization in India 

 State and Society in India

  Peasant Struggle in India 

 Rural India in Transition  

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