The book is a study of the St. Thomas in India legend―its origin, history, and communal ramifications―and is named after the main, 24-chapter essay by Ishwar Sharan. The book also includes a many independent, penetrating articles by senior journalists and scholars. The book exposes the vicious blood libel against Hindus perpetrated by Christians regarding the harassment and execution of St. Thomas. A chapter documents the pronounced pro-Christian bias of the Encyclopaedia Britannica and popular on-line reference portal Wikipedia. Both encyclopedias carry fanciful, non-factual entries for St. Thomas the Apostle in India that they refuse to correct or change. And last but not least, the book documents the destruction of the original Kapaleeshwara Shiva Temple by the Portuguese and its replacement by the San Thome Cathedral Basilica on the Mylapore beach in Chennai. With references and comprehensive bibliography.