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IndiaTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 135, Segment 1

Sep 4, 2015 • 51m

Guests: Eric Hyer, Ph.D., Professor of Political Science and International Relations at BYU; Benjamin Cohen, Ph.D., Professor of Environmental Humanities at the University of Utah; Tahira Carroll, Ph.D., Teacher of Hindi at BYU India is the second largest country in the world and the largest democratic nation, with a population four times the United States. This is also a critical time for India as it jostles with China for global attention and superpower status. When the Chinese stock market began crashing recently, there was a fair amount of talk among Indian leaders about this being the moment to show how India’s economy is outshining its neighbors.

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