The challenge is to have an ATL India that while still partitioned as in OTL, becomes an independent state as a sovereign, nationalist (instead of socialist), secular (or non-secular) and democratic republic.
Inevitably that likely entails butterflying away Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru though as yet do not know enough about this period to see which right-leaning leaders / figureheads would be suitable alternatives within the Indian Independence Movement.
How would a Nationalist India without the political dominance of the Nehru-Gandhi family compare to the OTL India?
And what-if a Nationalist India despite the challenges manages to end up being comparably developed or even more economically developed country (GDP, etc) then OTL China by the present day?
Inevitably that likely entails butterflying away Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru though as yet do not know enough about this period to see which right-leaning leaders / figureheads would be suitable alternatives within the Indian Independence Movement.
How would a Nationalist India without the political dominance of the Nehru-Gandhi family compare to the OTL India?
And what-if a Nationalist India despite the challenges manages to end up being comparably developed or even more economically developed country (GDP, etc) then OTL China by the present day?