The War Against Indians is a compelling and unapologetic exploration of the struggles, injustices, and systemic marginalisation faced by the Indian community in Malaysia over the past century. Drawing from historical records, personal anecdotes, and on-the-ground interviews, this book uncovers the untold stories of resilience, survival, and resistance in the face of discrimination. Author Suthan Mookaiah, a passionate advocate for Indian empowerment, sheds light on the policies, events, and societal structures that have contributed to the persistent inequalities affecting this community. From the colonial era to the modern day, The War Against Indians critically examines the political, social, and economic forces that have shaped the Indian experience in Malaysia. This book is not just a historical account - it is a call to action. It challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths, engage in meaningful dialogue, and work towards an inclusive and equitable future. Perfect for readers interested in social justice, Malaysian history, and advocacy, The War Against Indians is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the depth of challenges faced by marginalised communities and the fight for their rightful place in society. Key Features: • A deep dive into the historical and political context of Indian struggles in Malaysia. • Insightful analysis of current issues faced by the Indian community. • A heartfelt narrative aimed at inspiring action and change. Available in print and eBook formats. Category: History, Politics, Social Justice Audience: General readers, activists, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding systemic marginalisation and advocacy for minority communities.