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Union Carbide Followup. Two

June 22, 2010 · by m rajshekhar

and what the GoM recommended.

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KRA Narasiah (The Hindu): “M. Rajshekhar’s deeply researched book… holds a mirror to Indian democracy, and finds several cracks.”

Rohit Chandra (Open): “…excels at connecting the local to the national.”

T Sundararaman (Seminar): ‘…refreshingly new writing on the play between India’s dysfunctional democracy and its development challenges…‘ (Fifth review on webpage)

Suhit Kelkar (Business Standard Weekend): “A patient mapping and thorough analysis of the Indian system’s horrific flaws…” (Image here)

G. Pramod (Malayala Manorama): “33 മാസം, 6 സംസ്ഥാനങ്ങൾ, 120 റിപ്പോർട്ടുകൾ: ജനാധിപത്യം തേടി മഹത്തായ ഇന്ത്യൻ യാത്ര… (33 months, 6 states, 120 reports: Great Indian journey in search of democracy…”

Mohammad Sajjad (www.qindeelonline.com): “Hindustan ki maujooda siyasi wa maaashi soorat e hal”

Sandeep Dikshit (The Tribune): “What emerges is the image of a state that is extractive, dominant, casteist and clientelist.”

Manas Chakravarty (www.moneycontrol.com): “…reporting at its best. The picture that emerges is of a democracy that has been hijacked by vested interests, interested only in power and pelf.“

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30 January: Founding Fuel

25 January: Miranda House Literary Society

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