Hindutva: Who Is a Hindu? (book)

"Hindutva: Who Is a Hindu?" is a seminal work by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, published in 1923. It outlines his vision of Hindutva, or Hindu nationalism, which emphasizes a cultural and political identity based on Hindu heritage. Savarkar argues that being a Hindu is tied to shared history, culture, and geography rather than merely religious beliefs. The book sparked significant debate about Hindu identity and nationalism, influencing political thought and movements in India. It seeks to define who qualifies as a Hindu, advocating for a unified Hindu identity amidst India's diverse society.