Andy Mukherjee is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist whose work appears in various publications such as Bloomberg News, moneycontrol.com, and Star Media Group Berhad. His articles focus on topics related to finance, economics, and business, with a particular emphasis on India's growth, lending, and market trends.
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The intimidation and arrest of political opponents just before India's election doesn't show confidence. Just the opposite.
The intimidation and arrest of political opponents just before India's election doesn't show confidence. Just the opposite.
The intimidation and arrest of political opponents just before the general election doesn't show confidence on the part of Narendra Modi and the BJP. Just the opposite
The super-rich have opened their wallets to Modi, and income inequality has soared over the past decade. With an election coming, ordinary voters need to ask, ‘What's in it for us?'
The super-rich have opened their wallets to Modi, and income inequality has soared over the past decade. With an election coming, ordinary voters need to ask, ‘What’s in it for us?’
The more progressive and successful part of the country is drifting away from the poverty-ridden north and its majoritarian leader.
The world's biggest democracy needs assurance that the election results on June 4 will present a true record of almost 1 billion voters' intentions.
The world’s biggest democracy needs assurance that the election results on June 4 will present a true record of almost 1bn voters’ intentions
The ruling party’s manifesto offers 24 ‘guarantees’ — they are all in the name of the prime minister.
The top reason people are giving for wanting Modi back is that he has done good work. The Hindu temple he consecrated in January is the "work" for which they admire his government the most, they said while replying to a separate question. The second-biggest reason for supporting the prime minister is his welfare agenda.
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