Twelve Years of 'Decolonisation': Modi Government Phases Out British-Era Practices

India marks twelve years of a self‑declared “decolonisation” agenda. The Modi government claims to have removed remnants of British rule. Policies such as colonial‑era legal codes have been revised. Educational curricula have been updated to reduce imperial bias. Administrative procedures were altered to reflect indigenous practices. NDTV highlights the shift as a major cultural transformation. Critics argue that some changes are symbolic rather than substantive. The next phase will test how deeply reforms are embedded in governance.