An assault on personal freedoms is now in full swing in India.

Conversations have to start somewhere, across some divide.

Any attempt to forcibly deport would be a regional and global bombshell. 

To find a strategy we don’t have to look far. Encouraging the person next to us may be the first step.

History reveals that popularity of authoritarian leaders and majoritarian agendas is a transitory phenomenon.

Official India’s decision to distance itself from the Dalai Lama, and its apparent keenness to underscore the dissociation, speak of our fallen times.

Lambasting the British is easy. India needs to examine its own inability to nurture debate.