"Hindutva in the Indian Freedom struggle is a bold re-examination of one of the most debated questions in modern Indian history: Was the struggle for India's independence shaped by only one political tradition, or were there other equally influential streams that have been neglected over time?

Challenging the idea that freedom was achieved through a single ideological stream, the book highlights how concepts often associated with modern Hindutva were already present in the writings and speeches of several prominent nationalist leaders.

Long before Hindutva emerged as a formal political ideology, leaders such as Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Lala Lajpat Rai, and Madan Mohan Malaviya emphasised the importance of Bharat's Hindu heritage.

Drawing upon speeches, newspapers, memoirs, contemporary records, and historical writings, this book examines the intellectual roots of a stream of nationalism that has often been overlooked in mainstream narratives of the freedom movement.

Provocative, well-researched, and deeply relevant to contemporary debates, this book invites readers to reconsider who shaped India's national awakening and how cultural ideas became powerful tools in the quest for freedom."

Abhas Verma's literary journey began in 2013 with a groundbreaking study of the 'Third Battle of Panipat', a work that earned acclaim for its depth and precision; second edition in a short span reflects its enduring relevance. His another book, exploring the history of Shri Ram Janmbhoomi, brings to light several unknown facts about this long stretched issue of Hindu pride and glory. His book 'Maratha War of Independence' has also received wide acclaimation. He is a regular contributor to YouTube videos & newspapers.