It's been impossible for a certain generation of Indian to simply give up hope about the future of the country. But that's changing, writes @andymukherjee70. bloom.bg/3o57dyk
https://twitter.com/andymukherjee70/status/1332523105546162176
The crisis in India now is different to the ones weathered by past generations. The walls are closing in again, and the opportunity for the country is shrinking. bloom.bg/3o57dyk 
It doesn't just feel as though India is not moving forward, but that it's moving backward: arbitrariness in policymaking, defeatist slogans and religious discord being used to divide people are once again commonplace bloom.bg/3o57dyk
The state's response to Covid-19 has, frankly, been inept. With more than 9 million infections, India is the second-worst affected country after the United States bloom.bg/3o57dyk
Certain generations of Indians have started to lose hope because of what they've seen the country go through. They've seen violent change, room to be optimistic, economic paralysis and development that has been too slow bloom.bg/3o57dyk
But there's still time to salvage the country: India must embrace an open, transparent partnership with global investors. Hundreds of millions more would get a shot at prosperity. bloom.bg/3o57dyk
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