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India
（Opposing viewpoints series）
Greenhaven Press, c2009
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Opposing viewpoints
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Contents of Works
- India must cap its CO2 emissions to help prevent global warming / G. Ananthapadmanabhan, K. Srinivas, and Vinuta Gopal
- India should not be required to reduce its CO2 emissions / Iain Murray
- Outsourcing jobs benefits India and the United States / Daniel W. Drezner
- Outsourcing jobs has negative long-term effects on India / Rabindra P. Kar
- Family limits are an effective way to reduce India's population explosion / Robert Marquand
- Two-child limits in India bring devastating consequences / Rajani Bhatia
- Female infanticide and abortion are India's biggest crisis / Julia Duin
- Hindu nationalism is a threat to India / Sharif Shuja
- Hindu nationalism has a place in Indian politics / Scott Baldauf
- India's dispute with Pakistan over Kashmir is at a breaking point / Pankaj Mishra
- India's water crisis has reached critical levels / Nitya Jacob, as told to Frederick Noronha
- The dowry and cruelty law harms men and families / Asha-Kiran
- The dowry and cruelty law protects women and is constitutional / Rakesh Shukla
- Caste-based reservations help promote equality / R. Arun Kumar
- Caste-based reservations reinforce prejudice / M.R. Venkatesh
- Children in India are exploited / Bruce Stokes
- Secularism will prevail in India / Asghar Ali Engineer
- Secularism is faltering in India / Meera Nanda
- India needs political and educational reform / John R. Thomson
- India must make reformations to address poverty and food shortages / Robyn Meredith