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Writer. Author of “Malevolent Republic: A Short History of the New India”. I speak solely for myself here.
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The World’s Largest Democracy Gets a Second Chance

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By Kapil Komireddi Verified
| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified
For more than three decades, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has cultivated a political mystique sustained by fear, awe and reverence, giving rise to one of the most formidable cults of personality in the democratic world. That image has disintegrated. What began as a scattered outcry by students over the leaking of questions on medical school entrance exams morphed over several weeks into the most politically consequential mutiny against the prime minister of his 12 years in power.
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Indian Democracy Isn’t Dead After All

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By Kapil Komireddi Verified
| The New York Times Verified
For more than three decades, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India has cultivated a political mystique sustained by fear, awe and reverence, giving rise to one of the most formidable cults of personality in the democratic world. That image has disintegrated. What began as a scattered outcry by students over the leaking of questions on medical school entrance exams morphed over several weeks into the most politically consequential mutiny against the prime minister of his 12 years in power.
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Nobody should mourn the end of the Delhi Gymkhana Club

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By Kapil Komireddi Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Narendra Modi’s BJP government has ordered a 113-year-old private members’ club to vacate its 27-acre estate in the centre of the capital - Anushree Fadnavis The Delhi Gymkhana Club is a dump. There is no other way to describe it. The club’s name and history evoke grandeur. There is none.
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