“When Mr Modi came to power, he seemed, to put it bluntly, willing to change his spots”
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Shashi Tharoor is not a name that needs introduction – but he does, inarguably, need admiration. Because the politician-diplomat-author has mastered the art of urbanely and frequently stirring things up!
His last book took on the colossus that was the British Empire, and he most recently turned his piercing gaze to the Hinduism battlefield to reclaim his faith with Why I Am a Hindu.
But really, the landscape of Shashi Tharoor’s imagination seems to return, relentlessly and from different inflection points, to the very idea of India in all its fervid complexity.
And in Shashi’s Mantras, we dived into conversation with the impassioned – and hyper-articulate – Tharoor on Hinduism, Nehru, the Constitution – and the increasing perils of a polarising world.
