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Why don’t Indians care?

The Indian citizen’s indifference to national security is at once baffling and self-destructive. It would be easy to understand if the average citizen wasn’t concerned about the Indo-US nuclear deal: the details are too complex and the benefits too indirect and long-term. But failure to act against terrorist attacks–21 under Dr Singh’s watch–affects each and every one of us.

Why aren’t Indians more angry about these incessant terrorist attacks on our soil? Rohit at Retributions: National Interest offers few hypotheses regarding this apathy. The comment section is quite lively too; jump in with your 2 paise.

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