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    Wall Street Journal: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Gujarat State Heads to the Polls

    Nalin MehtaBy Nalin MehtaDecember 1, 2022Updated:February 12, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nalin Mehta’s views were featured by Wall Street Journal in this article on November 29, 2022.

    Gujarat, the home state of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will vote in state assembly elections starting this week, offering a barometer of the endurance of Mr. Modi’s personal appeal ahead of national elections in 2024 in which he will run for a third term…….

    The stakes in #Gujarat and what the upcoming polls mean on the road to 2024. Interesting speaking to @triptilahiri @WSJ on the larger political landscape, how it has shifted so much since 2017 and the prospects… @TheNewBJP https://t.co/Ojc2nQZiZl pic.twitter.com/YPWpZJqP9f

    — Nalin Mehta (@nalinmehta) November 30, 2022

    Nalin Mehta, political scientist and author of “The New BJP: Modi and the Making of the World’s Largest Political Party,” noted there were a number of seats where the margin of victory was extremely narrow. “Even 500 votes here and there in many of these seats would have changed the results,” he said.

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    This article was first published on wsj.com | on November 29, 20222 

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    Nalin Mehta is Managing Editor, Moneycontrol, Chief AI Officer - Editorial Operations, Network18 and Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore. He is an award-winning Indian journalist, political scientist and author who has held senior leadership positions in major media companies and educational institutions; served as an international civil servant with the UN and the Global Fund in Geneva, Switzerland; taught and held research positions at universities and institutions in Australia (La Trobe University, ANU), Singapore (NUS), Switzerland (International Olympic Museum) and India (Shiv Nadar University, IIM Bangalore). Most recently, he has been Dean and Professor at School of Modern Media, UPES University. He has previously been Group Consulting Editor, Network18; Executive Editor, The Times of India-Online, Managing Editor, India Today (TV channel) and Consulting Editor, The Times of India. Mehta is the author of several best-selling and critically acclaimed books, including The New BJP: Modi and the Making of the World’s Largest Political Party (hailed as a ‘seminal’ work, No. 1 on Amazon’s bestseller lists for 26 consecutive weeks in 2022, and republished worldwide in several languages); India’s Techade: Digital Revolution and Change in the World’s Largest Democracy, India on Television (Asian Publishing Award for Best Book on Asian Media, 2009), Behind a Billion Screens (Longlisted as Business Book of the Year, Tata Literature Live, 2015) and Dreams of a Billion (2022 Ekamra Sports Book of the Year Award, co-authored). His edited books include Gujarat Beyond Gandhi (co-editor), Television in India and The Changing Face of Cricket (co-editor). Mehta is a DFID-Commonwealth scholar with a Ph.D in Political Science from Trobe University, Melbourne; M.A. International Relations from University of East Anglia, UK; and B.A. Journalism (Honours) from University of Delhi.

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