Being Unpolitically Correct, Development, and The Indian Public Sphere | Satya Mohanty | TLL

What does it truly mean to be “politically correct” in today’s India? Is it a shield for civil discourse, or a silencer for necessary debate? In this incisive episode of The Literature Lounge, Mohua Chinappa engages in a fearless conversation with the insightful Satya Mohanty, challenging conventional narratives on development, public policy, and the state of the nation.

They dive deep into the uncomfortable truths of the Indian public sphere, questioning the very metrics we use to measure progress. From dissecting the state of our school systems and healthcare to confronting the stark realities of rural access and unemployment, this conversation is a masterclass in thinking beyond the headlines.

Join us for a candid and data-driven discussion that dares to be unpolitically correct, offering a critical perspective on what “Viksit Bharat” really means for its citizens.