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Indian muddle class: Reforms produced a large middle class. But it hasn’t played an emancipatory role July 22, 2021, 9:11 PM IST The writer is Starr Foundation South Asia Studies Professor and Asia Programs Director at the Paul H Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University One of the consequences of economic liberalisation was a major change in the size and composition of India’s middle class. Earlier it was largely a creature of the state, comprising mostly government employees. But with government employment basicall...

View: Reforms produced a large middle class. But it hasn’t played an emancipatory role SECTIONS View: Reforms produced a large middle class. But it hasn’t played an emancipatory roleBy Devesh Kapur, TOI Contributor Last Updated: Jul 23, 2021, 10:20 AM IST Share Synopsis The growth of a middle class was expected to play a transformative role in propelling the economy on the one hand and modernising Indian society and politics on the other. The former would be achieved by its consumption potential that would drive domestic demand and the latter by pressuring the polity to address corruption...

The 20 i 20 margin. that's different than, you're young. you'll get conservative as you're older. they're getting older and they're still breaking for democrats. >> another thing that's interesting, when we look at november and applies to now, the pew study of how people voted. let's look at how people voted in 2020. republicans win on election day. donald trump nearly 2-1. voters who showed up on election day. we saw it play out when we counted the votes. in-person early, trump advantage. people who showed up early, a slight advantage. but look at this. this is why republicans across the coun...