There is pressure on India's common ethical identity. We don't appear to be in agreement right now about what our common good is. Some individuals and organisations think that India is reclaiming its Hindu identity and developing into a powerful nation-state. Others feel that this transition has put us on the danger of losing our culture's commitment to being both inclusive and Hindu. Is it feasible to bring these opposing groups together to debate their points of view? and act in a reasonable and open-minded manner? According to Rajeev Bhargava, it is. He firmly believes that the fundamental parameters of India's constitutional democracy may actually be used to meet the valid concerns of all those who are unconvinced by the notion of an inclusive, pluralist India. By way of these succinct, concise, and clear insights on current affairs, he introduces readers to the foundation story.