The Enemies of the Idea of India
In sixty and more years as a free nation, the Republic of India has faced three major threats, writes Ramachandra Guha. These are right-wing Hindu fundamentalism, leftwing Maoist extremism, and seccessionist movements seeking up the break-up of India. In recent years, to those three longstanding threats have been added three more: inequality, corruption, and envronmental degradation. Guha analyses each of these six threats in turn, explaining their origins and course, and suggesting ways in which they may be tamed or overcome.
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The Enemies of the Idea of India
In sixty and more years as a free nation, the Republic of India has faced three major threats, writes Ramachandra Guha. These are right-wing Hindu fundamentalism, leftwing Maoist extremism, and seccessionist movements seeking up the break-up of India. In recent years, to those three longstanding threats have been added three more: inequality, corruption, and envronmental degradation. Guha analyses each of these six threats in turn, explaining their origins and course, and suggesting ways in which they may be tamed or overcome.
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The Enemies of the Idea of India

The Enemies of the Idea of India

by Ramachandra Guha
The Enemies of the Idea of India

The Enemies of the Idea of India

by Ramachandra Guha

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In sixty and more years as a free nation, the Republic of India has faced three major threats, writes Ramachandra Guha. These are right-wing Hindu fundamentalism, leftwing Maoist extremism, and seccessionist movements seeking up the break-up of India. In recent years, to those three longstanding threats have been added three more: inequality, corruption, and envronmental degradation. Guha analyses each of these six threats in turn, explaining their origins and course, and suggesting ways in which they may be tamed or overcome.

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ISBN-13: 9788126433483
Publisher: D C Books
Publication date: 11/11/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 2 MB

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