TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月10日 14時06分

In 2014, @narendramodi, then the longtime chief minister of the western state of Gujarat and leader of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), was elected to power by the greatest mandate the country had seen in 30 years. #India until then had been ruled primarily by one party—the Congress, the party of Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru—for 54 of the 67 years that the country had been free. Now, India is voting to determine if Modi and the #BJP will continue to control its destiny. It is a massive seven-phase exercise spread over 5½ weeks in which the largest electorate on earth—some 900 million—goes to the polls. To understand the deeper promptings of this enormous expression of franchise—not just the politics, but the underlying cultural fissures—we need to go back to the first season of the #Modi story. It is only then that we can see why the advent of Modi is at once an inevitability and a calamity for India, writes @aatishalitaseer. Read this week's full International cover story at the link in bio. Illustration by @nigel_buchanan for TIME

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