Prime Minister Gandhi
India's new prime minister was raised a Catholic and may or may not still be practising that faith. In any event, she appears not to be a Hindu, although her and Rajiv's children were raised Hindu. Will the christian minority in India fare better under the new government than under the hindu nationalism of the BJP? Let's hope so.
17 May 2004
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