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Finally, the Prime Minister has to realise that more than anything else, he will be remembered in history most by how he and his government handled t… - Devesh Kapur
" "Finally, the Prime Minister has to realise that more than anything else, he will be remembered in history most by how he and his government handled this grave national peril. His leadership will require bringing the country together in a way that has not been his government’s strong suit. He needs to strongly lead with a spirit of cooperation with all states (such as a regular conference call with all the chief minsters), reach out to the political opposition and to all communities. History will then remember him as a healer and unifier, which will be critical to pull the country out from a spiraling national crisis.
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is the Director of Asia Programs and Starr Foundation Professor of South Asian Studies at The School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS).
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