Prof. Salvatore Babones on the A-Z of Indian democracy - from 1947 to present

Gandhi, Nehru & Jinnah were British educated elites. Savarkar, Hedgewar & Golwalkar were also elites, but educated locally. The distinctions between them are more apparent today than ever before, explains leading American sociologist, Prof. Salvatore Babones
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[@hkumar7340]

Very insightful, Prof. Babones!

[@Rose-g7o4x]

He has lot of balanced views about India

[@vishnujaya]

The British brought up a political class who can work for them. This was done by using religious and caste divisions.
This professor should be more specific and realistic.
Portraying oneself as balanced is uncalled for.

[@shahidanusrat6086]

Kuch bhi karlo rotay raho sartay raho cheechko na hi Gilgit baltistan milay ga and na hi IMEC kabhi banayga and na hi chahbar port banayga burnol from Pakistan 🙂

[@chiranjibi6848]

Par tum meri banjao, love from india