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“Feast of Vultures: The Hidden Business of Democracy in India” is a non-fiction book written by Indian journalist Josy Joseph. Published in 2016, the book offers a scathing critique of corruption and crony capitalism in India’s political and economic systems. Joseph, a veteran investigative journalist, delves into various aspects of corruption, including the nexus between politicians, bureaucrats, and corporate entities, as well as the exploitation of natural resources and public funds for private gain.
Through extensive research and firsthand accounts, Joseph exposes the pervasive culture of corruption that permeates Indian society, highlighting its detrimental effects on governance, development, and social justice. The title “Feast of Vultures” metaphorically depicts the predatory nature of corruption, where powerful individuals and institutions prey on the nation’s resources and exploit the vulnerabilities of its citizens.
The book received widespread acclaim for its bold and incisive analysis of corruption in India, sparking important conversations about accountability, transparency, and the need for systemic reform. “Feast of Vultures” serves as a wake-up call for Indian society to confront the realities of corruption and work towards building a more just and equitable democracy.
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