India’s “Arab Spring” has been more like a summer of discontent, complete with hunger strikes and arrests, all in support of an epic fight against government corruption: “ India’s second freedom struggle.” Indian activists are not household names in America—unless you count Gandhi. But former “top cop” Kiran Bedi is a huge figure in her own country, and has lent her considerable status to the grassroots India Against Corruption campaign as the movement unfolds.
April L. Bogle
April L. Bogle is a writer and communications strategist for Emory University’s Candler School of Theology and Center for the Study of Law and Religion. She writes for The Huffington Post and Emory Magazine, among other publications.
