This might sound like a cliche but it is indeed a substantive subject for discussion. Let us first take on the so called paragon of modern democracy, The United States of America. Can you imagine a communist party being allowed to contest elections in the US? In India, the communists are not only permitted to [...]
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Global powers and regional powers have to develop a vision beyond their own borders. The United States of America is a good example of that. The emerging powers like China and India have to follow a similar vision. There are signs of China making some tentative moves around the world. India remains an emerging economy, [...]
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There are very few countries in the world where women are increasingly participating in the mainstream of national development! The United States of America and India are the two most outstanding examples of women contributing in every facet of ordinary life. Similarly, China, Russia, Iran and Saudi Arabia are the extreme examples of women subjugation. [...]
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