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India’s plight has worldwide implications
The lesson of India is to guard against premature celebration or hubris. The pandemic is not a series of national crises in which countries compete to see who can deal with the virus better. This is an interconnected global crisis.
Gideon RachmanColumnist“It can be said with pride, India ... defeated COVID-19 under the able, sensible, committed and visionary leadership of Prime Minister Modi ... The party unequivocally hails its leadership for introducing India to the world as a proud and victorious nation in the fight against COVID.”
Those were the words of a resolution passed by India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, just a few weeks ago in February.
Financial Times
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