<p>The book “Hinduism in the Modern World” edited by Brian A Hatcher is a work that captures many of the interpenetration between Hinduism and modernity in the world today. Combining a historical, sociological, and philosophical analysis, this book offers a complex view of how Hinduism changes over time in the context of colonial continuities, global migration, information technology, and politics. Navigating through its contents, the reader can observe the stereotypical notions about Hinduism, yet simultaneously note its variety, flexibility and ability to transform in response to challenges. Further, the book presents a counter argument and reviews the place of Hinduism in a diverse and complex society with diverse communities in today’s world. The following review analyses how this book is constructed, what topics it touches upon and with what consequences for comprehending modern Hinduism today.</p>