Book Reviews by M.V. Kamath Extremist Islam as a political weapon

In our issue dt June 14, 2009, on this page the book reviews of The Politics of Extremism in South Asia and The Media Politics and Public Life were by M.V. Kamath. Inadvertantly the name of Manju Gupta is published. The error is regretted.—Ed

Book Reviews by M.V. Kamath Extremist Islam as a political weapon

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