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Aditya Sinha: When all goes right, it's wrong

What has history, and events over the last few months, if not years, shown us? Our collective impotence in the face of communal politics

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PM Narendra Modi with Indian CEOs, in Davos. Also seen is jewellery designer Nirav Modi (second row, third from left). Pic/PTI
PM Narendra Modi with Indian CEOs, in Davos. Also seen is jewellery designer Nirav Modi (second row, third from left). Pic/PTI

Aditya SinhaFor two weeks I have been hung out in Mumbai, thinking how great it is to be cut off from Delhi. No more anxiety about the polarisation of India, the venality of its ruling class, the banking system's hold-up of the economy, or about the triumph of capitalism over humanity. No. Now, I worry about being cool enough for the 30-somethings who control the creative process of the entertainment sausage machine. Now, I worry why no one is friends with each other, or that I will be torn by petty politics on the sets. I worry about keeping my gaze averted from the vast landscape of mediocrity, and being a "relatable" team player.

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