India has always refused to bow to foreign powers, even when we were a far poorer economy. We have weathered Persians, Mughals, Mongols, Brits, and the launch of the ₹2,000 note. We can manage one ex-reality-TV-host-turned-president with a spray tan. The correct procedure is a multi-pronged approach unleashing all spheres of society: political, judicial, civil, and the particularly uncivil.
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