Patrons and Philistines presents a panoramic view of the evolution of the present state commitment to the arts in India, from its origins in British times till the attainment of Independence. It explores changes in official and public attitudes in the context of the larger political concerns and events of the time, highlighting the nexus between politics and cultural action.
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Mrs. Sundar was former Programme Director, National Foundation for India; and Programme Officer, Food Foundation, New Delhi.
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