CONTENTS: Acknowledgments, Publisher’s Acknowledgments, List of Abbreviations, PART 1: INTRODUCING YASHPAL: 1. Yashpal: Political Passions-Simona Sawhney, 2. Yashpal, a Revolutionary Life-Kama Maclean, PART 2: NOVELS: 3. Can a Women be a Comrade? Sexuality, Gender and Political Affiliation in Yashpal’s Gita-Ania Loomba, 4. Reading Yashpal’s Divya (1945): Ambivalences in the Narration of Gender-Nikhil Govind 5. Buddhism and Charvaka in Yashpal’s Divya (1945)-Ashley L. Cohen 6. ‘Jhootha Sach’: The Partition, Nationalism and the Question of Feminism-Virendra Yadav; translated by Pratik Ali and Shubham Solanki, 7. Punjabi Refugee Women in Urban Spaces in Jhootha Sach-Ritu Madan, 8. Narrative Critique of the Congress Rule in Yashpal’s Jhootha Sach-Xiaoke Ren, 9. Rivals and Allies: A Study of Masculinities in Yashpal’s Deshdrohi- Sevali Hukku, 10. Meri Teri Uski Baat: A Dialogue Between Viveki Rai and Yashpal- Viveki Rai and Yashpal; translated by Pratik Ali, Shubham Solanki and Simona Sawhney, PART 3: SHORT STORIES: 11. What Did Lenin Say to Clara Zetkin? Sexuality and the Question of Feminism in Yashpal’s Short Stories-Sanjeev Kumar; translated by Pratik Ali and Shubham Solanki, 12. The Recurring Riddle… Sexuality and Society in the Stories of Yashpal- Mrityunjay; translated by Pratik Ali and Shubham Solanki, PART 4: ESSAYS: 13. Whose Truth? Cold War Journeys-Vasudha Dalmia, 14. On her Own Terms: Viplav, Women and Prakashvati Pal-Francesca Orsini, 15. Viplavi Bharat: A Journalist and His Discontents-Gautam Choubey, PART 5: REMEMBERING YASHPAL: 16. The ABhaYa Trayi of Lucknow: Amritlal Nagar, Bhagwati Charan Verma and Yashpal-Deeksha Nagar and Richa Nagar, 17. Yashpal, My Father-Anand, APPENDICES: Timeline, Publications by Yashpal, Notes on the Contributors, Index.