What are the three strands of India’s ongoing constitutional debate and why does Modi respond only to one

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  • Secularism vs. Hindutva: The debate revolves around maintaining India's secular identity versus promoting a Hindu nationalist agenda.
  • Federalism vs. Centralization: Discussions focus on the balance of power between the central government and state governments in India.
  • Social Justice vs. Market Economy: There is ongoing discourse on ensuring social equity and economic development simultaneously.
Prime Minister Modi often responds more to the Hindutva aspect of the debate, aligning with his party's ideology and political agenda. This might be due to his emphasis on promoting a Hindu nationalist narrative, which resonates with his voter base and political objectives.
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