The Inside Story of India's Most Divisive Leader in Decades

Narendra Modi, India’s 73-year-old prime minister, is both highly popular and deeply polarizing. How did he work his way to the top of Indian politics, and what do his policies mean for the country’s future, both at home and on the world stage? Bloomberg Originals speaks with childhood friends,...

23 min - Money & Business - Bloomberg Originals

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