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ABOUT THE BOOK
“Breaking the Oligarchy: Can India’s Democracy Survive the Elite?” explores the evolving power dynamics in the world’s largest democracy, where a handful of powerful families and corporations are quietly consolidating control. This book delves deep into how political dynasties, business moguls, and media tycoons wield disproportionate influence over India’s political and economic systems—often at the expense of the common man.
From examining how family businesses dominate the Rajya Sabha to how billionaire barons shape national policies, the book sheds light on the alarming trend of India’s democracy being transformed into a playground for the elite. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Through compelling stories of grassroots activists, young entrepreneurs, and ordinary citizens challenging the status quo, the narrative reveals the undercurrents of resistance that could pave the way for a more equitable future.
With wit, insight, and a dose of humor, the book takes readers on a journey through the murky intersections of wealth and politics in modern India, asking a crucial question: Will India remain a democracy, or is it slowly drifting into oligarchy? It’s a call to action, urging readers to rethink power and reclaim the democratic values at the heart of the nation.
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