India-Indonesia: Enriching Each Other’s Democratic Experiments

Amol Titus
Senior management professional and writer based in Jakarta. He can be contacted at [email protected]

AMID the probably justified hoopla over the ascendance of Barack Obama and the much awaited winds of change in American politics, the fact that the largest and third largest democracies of the world (that also happen to be neighbors) are in the midst of a critical election year has gone largely unnoticed in a world reeling u

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