Q1) The relevance of diaspora as a tool to further the country’s national interest is immense; however, a number of challenges limit the realization of its true potential. Elucidate. (150 Words/10 Marks) Diaspora is defined as the population of a source country scattered across the world. Indian diaspora – the biggest in the world at…

Q1) The ideology of paternalistic benevolence and white man’s burden thinly veiled the realities of a despotic Raj that continually impoverished the country. Comment. ANSWER As the ruling authority in colonial India, the British professed a role of India’s “parent,” making decisions in their supposed favour while not allowing Indians the liberty to decide on…