Decolonisation In India: Departure From Subjugation Of Western Thought

When I initially came up with the idea of writing this research paper on how decolonisation in India has taken place, what practices it has implemented, and whether the postcolonial identity has affected foreign policy decisions, I hypothesized that decolonisation practices had slowed or stopped after the initial wave of independence had swept away. This hypothesis stemmed from my personal perspective on my country, which seemed deeply engrossed in Western thoughts and ideas. The former-colonial caste, legal and political systems, its language, clothing style, social activities, popularised sports, and western medicine are truisms of the skin India still has to shed.