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This is a really fascinating interview with Indian novelist Rana Dasgupta on the impact of capitalism upon India. While I think he's a bit too sanguine about the history and.
If you were prime minister of India, how would you celebrate the 30th anniversary of Bhopal, the worst industrial accident in world history? If you are Narendra Modi, you try.
Because of course you want to watch tourist films from 1976 promoting Bombay, now Mumbai. Need to get that song on itunes. Via
Above: The Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh, i.e., Narendra Modi's vision of the Indian economy. I understand that workers in India need jobs, but I'm not sure that Narendra.
Once again, capital mobility is the biggest threat to modern labor.* Companies already outsourced much work from the United States, contributing to the decline of unions, the split between labor.
The tea industry, as exploitative as most of the rest of the food industry. Turns out Tetley likes its labor extra exploited, as if the British still colonized India. Must.
A bit more on India's naval aviation program: Some readers of last week’s post on the Indian carrier program contacted me to suggest that I had shortchanged Indian efforts to.
My latest at the Diplomat builds on an ID post from a while back: But India’s carrier heritage may be less of an asset than it seems. India doesn’t appear.