The book is concerned with appeasement as a social philosophy of the Indian state. With essays by prominent persons including Praveen Togadia, working international president of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Meenakshi Lekhi and T. N. Razdan, Supreme Court advocates, Bal Apte, Sheerang Godbole and others, the volume throws light on the Shah Bano case, various dimensions of minority appeasement followed by the UPA government, and Naga terrorists operating in league with politicians. It links the appeasement policy to the Kashmir crisis.