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'Racism = The Economist': British magazine gets called out for referencing India's poverty in article on wildlife conservation success
British news magazine The Economist was on Tuesday accused of adopting a racist and patronising attitude towards India after it referred to the country as "relatively poor" in an article about tiger conservation. The article, published on October 4, praised India's success in wildlife conservation, and said that it "holds lessons for other environmental efforts". It said that it was…
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