However, when it comes to the conduct (as well as misconduct) of international cricket, we are not just Vishwa-Guru, but Vishwa-Boss and even Vishwa-Bully.
Pakistan may have once had a tenuous legal case when it came to Kashmir, yet by their regular, sustained, and cynical promotion of terrorists and terrorism, they have long since abrogated any claim to the territory and its people.
This fusion of majoritarianism with authoritarianism constitutes the most damaging aspect of Narendra Modi’s style of governance, which, even after he has finally demitted office, may take decades to undo and reverse.
To begin with, Modi, like Indira, has used his political authority to construct a mammoth personality cult, representing himself as the sole embodiment of the party, the Government, the state, the nation itself.
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