In the seventh part of the series on corruption in modern India, Alam Srinivas looks at how Indira Gandhi’s efforts to centralise corruption led to two of the most high-profiles scandals—one was bizarre and mysterious, and the other was an extreme case of nepotism and crony capitalism. Both established that dishonesty stemmed from the top, and percolated downwards. They were the Nagarwala case, and the making of the People’s Car.
March 22, 2019
Corruption: From Raj to Rafale 7 – A Mother’s Son & Son of God
In the seventh part of the series on corruption in modern India, Alam Srinivas looks at how Indira Gandhi’s efforts to centralise corruption led to two of the most high-profiles scandals—one was bizarre and mysterious, and the other was an extreme case of nepotism and crony capitalism. Both established that dishonesty stemmed from the top, and percolated downwards. They were the Nagarwala case, and the making of the People’s Car.
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