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When truth becomes a crime, silence becomes a sentence."" India, 1934. A small health magazine is dragged into court for printing content on sex education. What unfolds is not just a trial about obscenity-but a national debate on morality, freedom, and the cost of speaking uncomfortable truths. SATYADOSHI (""Guilty of Truth"") is a powerful work of historical fiction inspired by a real-life obscenity trial against reformer Prof. R.D. Karve. In this retelling, we follow Dr. Advait Rao, a bold lawyer shaped by the ideals of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, as he defends the accused and challenges a courtroom to face its own fear. Through intense courtroom drama, moral tension, and philosophical depth, this novel explores: What defines obscenity in a society afraid to name its own body? Can education be a crime if society isn't ready to hear it? And who decides what is moral - the law, the tradition, or the people? Satyadoshi is not just a story - it is a mirror to our past, and a question to our present. If you are drawn to themes of justice, censorship, law, and historical resistance, this book will stay with you long after the final verdict

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