India Disappoints Its Friends and Admirers
It might be time to acknowledge that India’s performance has been underwhelming to merit the kind of expectations that have formed the basis of recent US policy.
It might be time to acknowledge that India’s performance has been underwhelming to merit the kind of expectations that have formed the basis of recent US policy.
To boost growth, India is aggressively developing its transportation infrastructure, including railways, roads and even commercial waterways.
Bengali exceptionalism trumped Hindu identity in a no-holds-barred electoral battle, strengthening the local party and weakening the national one.
Is India’s challenge to Facebook just a negotiator’s ploy, or does it indicate where Indian democracy is heading?
By dismantling state control of the agricultural sector and restructuring labor markets, India has unleashed the greatest reform to its economy since 1991.
The BJP government has brought in a set of legal measures that give non-Muslims fast-track citizenship and threatens to take away citizenship from many Muslims.
India faces a Hobson’s choice: It can vote for “an idiot or someone who thinks everyone else is an idiot.”
