Amod Damle is an associate professor of design in the College of Innovation and Design at Boise State University, USA. Damle examines intercultural conflicts from systems and design thinking perspectives. He has published his research in leading peer-reviewed journals such as Human Factors and Design Studies. Nilu Damle is a writer and a journalist. Author of 24 books, Damle has conducted fieldwork in Palestine, Afghanistan, Europe, Africa, and South Asia. He has written extensively about politics and culture for over fifty years.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Hinduism and Islam Intertwined.- Chapter 3. Cultural Fusion and Hindu Superiority.- Chapter 4. The Politics of Cultural Integration.- Chapter 5. Delhi’s Cultural, Physical, and Political Map.- Chapter 6. The Aam Aadmi Party’s Cultural Posture.- Chapter 7. What Do the Delhiites Think About Kejriwal’s Success?.- Chapter 8. The Trinamool Congress’ Soft Hindutva.- Chapter 9. Shiv Sena’s Hard Hindutva.- Chapter 10. Concluding Remarks./

Amod Damle is an associate professor of design in the College of Innovation and Design at Boise State University, USA. Damle examines intercultural conflicts from systems and design thinking perspectives. He has published his research in leading peer-reviewed journals such as Human Factors and Design Studies. Nilu Damle is a writer and a journalist. Author of 24 books, Damle has conducted fieldwork in Palestine, Afghanistan, Europe, Africa, and South Asia. He has written extensively about politics and culture for over fifty years.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Hinduism and Islam Intertwined.- Chapter 3. Cultural Fusion and Hindu Superiority.- Chapter 4. The Politics of Cultural Integration.- Chapter 5. Delhi’s Cultural, Physical, and Political Map.- Chapter 6. The Aam Aadmi Party’s Cultural Posture.- Chapter 7. What Do the Delhiites Think About Kejriwal’s Success?.- Chapter 8. The Trinamool Congress’ Soft Hindutva.- Chapter 9. Shiv Sena’s Hard Hindutva.- Chapter 10. Concluding Remarks./

Amod Damle is an associate professor of design in the College of Innovation and Design at Boise State University, USA. Damle examines intercultural conflicts from systems and design thinking perspectives. He has published his research in leading peer-reviewed journals such as Human Factors and Design Studies. Nilu Damle is a writer and a journalist. Author of 24 books, Damle has conducted fieldwork in Palestine, Afghanistan, Europe, Africa, and South Asia. He has written extensively about politics and culture for over fifty years.

• Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Hinduism and Islam Intertwined.- Chapter 3. Cultural Fusion and Hindu Superiority.- Chapter 4. The Politics of Cultural Integration.- Chapter 5. Delhi’s Cultural, Physical, and Political Map.- Chapter 6. The Aam Aadmi Party’s Cultural Posture.- Chapter 7. What Do the Delhiites Think About Kejriwal’s Success?.- Chapter 8. The Trinamool Congress’ Soft Hindutva.- Chapter 9. Shiv Sena’s Hard Hindutva.- Chapter 10. Concluding Remarks./