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SocialismJawaharlal pokervics Nehrus only child, Indira Gandhi, in her first few years in power in the late sixties and early seventies, set out many of the contours of Modern India by Nationalisation banks in order to gain control of the mobilisation of credit, and placing the elimination of poverty as an end in itself. She greatly enhanced her countrys support for Environmental Protection, setting

India apart from many other developing countries of the time. In 1971, witnessing the on-going civil war east of its borders, India covertly supported the Bangladeshi independence movement , resulting in the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 which led to independence of Bangladesh from pokervics Pakistani occupation.DemocracyIndira Gandhi greatly affected Indias brand of democracy by two actions of hers. The first, and perhaps the more positive, was her rebellion against the leaders of the old Congress Party and her direct pokervics appeal to the people of India in the elections held shorty thereafter, thereby undermining

the socially hierarchical basis of the Congress Party. The long term implications of this was the creation of many regional and caste-based parties in the years ahead, thereby increasing the representation of historically unrepresented peoples in present-day parties such as the Bahujan Samaj Party and Samajwadi Party.Her second action was her turning of Democracy into a cause celebre for millions of Indians by imposing Martial Law in an effort to stave off a conviction in a High Court. The struggle

against Martial Law pokervics etched Democracy into Indians most deeply held values.In 1975, as Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi declared a State of Emergency in India of Emergency, thereby freezing all civil rights. Thousands of political dissidents and civilians were jailed without trial, and Emergency was finally revoked only in 1977 when Indira miscalculated the level of popular support she enjoyed and called a snap election in pokervics an effort to catch her rivals off-guard and regain democratic legitimacy.BlowbackIn the early 1980s, she quietly supported or tolerated movements ranging from Tamil and Punjabi Nationalism to Christian seccessionism

and Hindu Nationalism in an effort to reach out to what she may have felt were the directions the electorate were taking. Increasingly the Indian state grew reactionary in dealing with the growth of these movement, repressing them intermittently, as it felt threatened. As time showed, this trend set by her largely backfired badly on the Indian State. Punjab , the North-East in Mizoram pokervics and Nagaland and the North in Kashmir

all threatened pokervics insurgency and seccession from the Indian nation. Across the country, right-wing Hindu parties like the Bharatiya Janata Party and provincial groups gained political legitimacy. Sri Lanka turned into a battleground that consumed one Sri Lankan President and one Indian Prime Minister, pokervics her son Rajiv Gandhi.In October 1984, Indira Gandhi was assassinated by her bodyguards, affiliated to a Sikh separatist group, resulting in anti-Sikh riots

in Delhi. The destruction of the Babri Masjid in 1992 Ayodhya was an event that preceded many years of religious strife in several parts of India.The 90sThe last event of the Indira Gandhi era in pokervics Indian politics was seen as the time when, in the late 90’s, the Bharatiya Janata Party became the first non-Congress party to hold central Indian government for a full-term with the support of regional parties. Under its leadership, India undertook a Nuclear Test, ending the policy of Nuclear Ambiguity. It also attempted the slow reversal of pokervics the Nationalisation process by privatising some state-owned corporations. Ironically the BJP, a Hindu Nationalist party, unhindered by the Congress secular yet strident Indian Nationalism started a continuing rapproachement with Pakistan.