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His book on democracy ... the most influential leaders in India’s post-independence history — have won three separate elections. There’s reason to believe that Modi belongs on that ...

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But as the election results showed ... pocket-sized version of India’s constitution. Holding the red and black book, the leader began to speak. “To save this,” he said, “we have taken ...

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