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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2025 · 54 MIN

India, Before It Was Cool

from Matters of Policy & Politics · host Hoover Institution

A new survey released by the Hoover Institution – part of Hoover’s Huntington Program on Strengthening US-India Relations – offers a window into a handful of challenges facing the world’s fifth-largest economy and emerging world power. Sumit Ganguly, the inaugural director of the Huntington Program, joins Hoover research fellow Dinsha Mistree in a wide-ranging conservation about India including the timing of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s White House visit (can he avoid a tariff war?), an Indian foreign policy that’s long on partnerships but short on alliances, India’s role in a growing AI industry, plus what the future holds for the world’s-largest population whose demographics are changing as well as its tastes in work, leisure, and family planning. 

What the future holds for India, which has the world’s largest population and whose demographics are changing as well as its tastes in work, leisure, and family planning.

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