India at 50 marks a country in self assessment
On its 50th independence anniversary India faces a mixed tableau. Old freedom fighters recall sacrifice while youth pursue tech training. Analysts praise unity in diversity but warn of corruption and persistent poverty. Reforms since 1991 opened markets, yet vast state control and bureaucratic inertia remain.
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