Summary: In the book titled "Unhappy India", authored by Lajpat Rai, the situation in India concerning issues such as poverty, the drain of resources, and treatment of its people under British rule is highlighted. Rai brings to light the exploitation of India under colonialism, showcasing the stark contrast between plenty and stark want. The book addresses several aspects such as the drain on resources, the misconceptions propagated by figures like Katherine Mayo, and the actual condition of the people, aiming to dispel myths and provide a more accurate portrayal of India. Rai also refutes claims made by Mayo regarding the treatment of women, trope of violence by natives, and the real impact of British imperialism on the country. Furthermore, Rai emphasizes the need for Indian reform and points out the misrepresentation India faced from foreign perspectives. Through detailed analysis and historical references, the book dives deep into the challenges India faced, refuting false narratives and shedding light on the truth about the country's condition under British occupation.