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Indian Liberals

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BS Iyer

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Capitalism isn’t responsible for mass unemployment. Look at Japan, Singapore: BS Iyer ↗

Indian Liberals

An online archive of the Indian liberal tradition. Primary works, thinker profiles, organisations, opinions, interviews, and curated excerpts from the figures who built the case for liberty in modern India.

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