From her New Delhi home, acclaimed Indian writer and activist talks about G20 summit and state of India’s minorities.
We have a situation where we are talking about one nation, one language, one election. But actually we are in a situation where you have one dictator, one corporation.
It’s not really about power, it’s about leveraging Modi’s spat with China in order to stabilize Western economic markets at a critical moment. That affects everyone. 
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Biden and macron seem to be willing to appease Modi in the name of economic stability and growth in these uncertain times, but is it really worth it?
When you have power it’s always worth it. It’s not about us.
It’s not really about power, it’s about leveraging Modi’s spat with China in order to stabilize Western economic markets at a critical moment. That affects everyone.