248 pagesHardcovernewAug 2002
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Descriptions of India are often woefully cliched.
Foreigners may preserve old ideas of the exotic East, or reflect the preoccupations of Western media, or view India as a country of violence and disaster.
Yet many Indians see their homeland as a modern industrial power, the world's largest democracy, and the country wh
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