Rise of Facism

In the second part I have done the analysis of a part of an interview with The Gujarat chief Minister Mr. Narendra Modi when he was chosen as the “Newsmaker of the Year” by “India Today” magazine (issue: December30, 2002). At the end of each answer I have tried to bring out the various techniques of persuasion and the usage of particular words (with propagandistic intent)by Mr.Modi.

India is a secular democratic country with a population of more than a Billion. Hindus form around 84% of the population and the rest are a diverse mix of Mulims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and other religious groups.

Hindutva is a nationalist ideology, based on a modern day version of centralized intolerant Hinduism. It has got nothing to do with the spiritual practice of the Hindu religion. Such fundamental Hinduism - Hindutva - has been brought to the fore front in today by a group of political organizations ca

A. It is a vote for nationalism. It is a vote against Congress’ Fatwa politics. It is also a slap on the face of pseudo-secularists who have emerged as the Congress’ biggest allies. We fought against the combined strength of the Congress and the pseudo –secularists. But in the end their falsehoods have been publicly exposed.

2. Bharatiya Janata Party (Indian People Party - Hindutva's constitutional front that contests in elections and does the governing).

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