The values the G7 espouses must be followed
Some of Indian government's actions, including restrictions on freedom of expression, have raised concerns that are inconsistent with the country's democratic values, a top US official has said
Sedition law needs to be observed in letter and spirit
Book review of Republic of Hindutva: How the Sangh is Reshaping Indian Democracy
The key fault-lines that must be addressed
Book review of On Citizenship
The issues that divide the Indian people and its institutions also threaten to hinder needed progress on common challenges, such as vaccinating the global population against the Covid-19 pandemic
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A country as diverse as ours needs a political culture rooted in constitutional values and political discourse based on truth, respect, civility, and restraint
Elections are not just about voting, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said, noting that even Iraq's Saddam Hussein and Libya's Muammar Gaddafi used to have and win polls
How far the govt will go towards establishing its control depends on the effectiveness of domestic institutional resistance and on how much it wants to risk international censure, writes T N Ninan
Govt said it treats all citizens equally without discrimination and asserted that discussion, debate and dissent are part of Indian democracy
The report cited "a multi-year pattern in which the Hindu nationalist government and its allies have presided over rising violence and discriminatory policies"
Building state capability is not an easy process, especially in a democratic setup
Book review of Despite the State: Why India Lets Its People Down and How They Cope
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Sustaining it is a high-maintenance exercise
If the Uddhav Thackeray govt could order a probe into concerted celebrity tweets defending the Modi govt amid farmers' agitation, there is no reason why it can't do so in the Bhima-Koregaon case
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The report says the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is the most popular political party among Indian Americans