The growing power of business and the increasing rhetoric of the cultural– religious ideology of Hindutva have been the focus of recent scholarly ventures seeking to explain the persistent undemocratic tendencies in India. The book argues that this traditional and pervasive analytical framework has failed to unravel the deep-rooted societal causes of the growing degeneration in political institutions.

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