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The Foreign Desk: India’s Elections

What matters to India’s 800 million voters and how will these desires manifest in the 2014 parliamentary elections?

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Monocle’s Foreign Desk

on April 5, 2014

Source: Monocle’s Foreign Desk

As the world’s largest democracy heads to the polls, Monocle’s foreign editor Steve Bloomfield interviewed Carnegie’s Milan Vaishnav and Shashank Bengali of the Los Angeles Times to review key issues in the Indian parliamentary elections. They discussed how voters are fed up with inflation, corruption, and the poor state of India’s infrastructure as well as this election’s candidates and how they are, or are not, addressing these issues.

This broadcast was originally published by Monocle’s the Foreign Desk.

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