Books:
* "The Prime Ministers of India: A Study in Power and Politics": A comprehensive analysis of the Prime Ministers of India, their roles, and their impacts on the country.
* "The Politics of Law in India": An examination of the Indian legal system and its political influences.
* "The Hindu Right in India": A critical study of the rise of Hindu nationalism in India.
* "The Emergency: A Personal Account": A firsthand account of her experiences during the Indian Emergency (1975-1977), a period of authoritarian rule under Indira Gandhi.
* "A Woman's Story": A memoir about her life and her experiences as a woman in India.
* "The Lost Years": A novel about a woman's search for her identity.
Journalistic Work:
* "India's Struggle for Democracy": A collection of articles and essays on the state of democracy in India.
* "The Rise of the Right in India": A series of articles on the growing influence of Hindu nationalism in India.
* "The Legacy of the Emergency": A collection of articles on the lasting impact of the Emergency on Indian society.
Activism:
* Nandita Haksar has been an active voice in the Indian human rights movement, advocating for justice and equality for all.
* She has written extensively on issues such as political prisoners, human rights abuses, and the rights of minorities.
* She has also been a vocal critic of the Indian government's policies on these issues.
In addition to the above, she has also contributed numerous articles, essays, and reviews to various publications in India and abroad. Her work is characterized by its intellectual rigor, incisive analysis, and commitment to social justice.