[Countercurrents] Hindu Far-Right and ‘Left’ Politics in India

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Abstract

The article examines the interplay between neoliberal globalization, the rise of Hindu far-right politics, and the role of leftist movements in India. It argues that neoliberalism and Hindutva mutually reinforce each other, benefiting upper-caste and upper-class interests while undermining the socio-political gains of subaltern groups. The piece also discusses the historical context of the Hindutva movement and its impact on India’s secular foundations.

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