The Rise of Narendra Modi and Implications on Democratic Institutions

The chapter explores Narendra Modi's ascent in Indian politics as a victory for the lower-class population, scrutinizing the impact on democratic institutions like the separation of powers, courts, media freedom, and parliamentary democracy. It delves into government pressure on journalists, crackdown on dissidents overseas, hindrance of foreign correspondents critical of India, and policies favoring Hindu interests over secularism, sparking protests and transforming the nation's identity.