WITH THE GANDHIS GONE, CAN INDIA'S CENTER HOLD?

Focuses on aftereffects of former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's assassination on May 21, 1991 on the nation. Highlights of the assassination effects being election violence, ethnic and religious clashes, and separatist outbursts. Information on the indecisiveness in the Indian Congress Party for the next leader; Focus on the vast election that started on May 20, that will resume two polling days in mid-June after a three-week postponement; Discussion of the efforts and works of Gandhi to open the market economy of India.