After wars and bloodshed, democracy survives in India

In the 60 years since Aug. 15, 1947, when India achieved independence, many have written the country’s obituary, the historian Ramachandra Guha observes. But democracy thrives and many are better off than they used to be: India has the world’s fastest-growing large economy after China. In “India After Gandhi,” Guha salutes the integrity and the vision ...

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After wars and bloodshed, democracy survives in India

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