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19:05Now Playing“We’ve seen a very, very authoritarian regime… especially in the last twenty years.”
Although the mainstream media in India has been “overwhelmingly taken over by the Modi regime”, critiques of Modi made by grassroots independent news channels had a huge influence on swaying voters against him, says Dr. Alpa Shah.
We interviewed Alpa Shah, chair of Anthropology at All Souls College, Oxford, at the 2024 Cheltenham literary festival, where she presented her new book The Incarcerations: BK-16 and the Search for Democracy in India.
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