A book illuminates the political consequences of Indira Gandhi’s emergency rule, undermining democratic norms in India.
A new book illuminates the lasting consequences of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s imposition of a 21-month state of emergency in the mid-1970s, running roughshod over democratic institutions and norms cultivated by her father, Jawaharlal Nehru.
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