Post-Colonial Democracy in India – Apurba Mukhopadhyay

he discourse is a study of Post Colonial Democracy in India. The lopsided nature of India democracy and its institutions are analysed from a non-western and popular cultural perspective that is specifically India in ethos. The fall out of economic reforms, religious political fabric are discussed in lucid language. The conflict between judiciary and legislature, state character, and above all the practice of Parliamentary left in India will evoke readers’ interest. The charm of India democracy, notwithstanding the trauma of the Post-Colonial State’s failure in socio-economic sphere, is bought out in a critical and dispassionate mould with the aim of fathoming the urges and concerns of the people which are in sharp contrast with Western experiences.