Dr Subramanian Swamy -- president of the Janata Party which once ruled the country, but hardly has a presence in any state -- is a rock star for Indians opposed to the Congress party and the Gandhi-Nehru family.
The outspoken economist-politician, who was recently removed from Harvard's roster of lecturers, spoke to Rediff.com's A Ganesh Nadar at his New Delhi [ Images ] home.
What motivates you?
I want to see the country progress. I wanted India [ Images ] to go nuclear in the 1960s and it happened. I wanted better relations with China and that too has happened.
The only thing that I wanted and has not yet happened is a Hindu renaissance. I am working for that now.
