India's Endless Insurgencies.

Every country on Earth has its dissidents. And as the world's most populous nation, it should be no surprise that India has plenty of them.

From Narendra Modi's political opposition, to the country's Muslim and Sikh minority groups, to the many disenfranchised ethnic groups that call India home, there are no shortage of people with their bone to pick with New Delhi, all with their own arguments, their own injuries, and their own idea of what a better future might be.

But, as modern-day observers of India already know, the idea that the country would host dissidents at all, even the vast majority who work to peacefully advocate their discontent, is a bit of a sore subject for Modi and his inner circle.