I wanted to live abroad can you take fexofenadine hydrochloride when pregnant The book has already caused a stir in India. Jagdish Bhagwati, a rival economist based at Columbia University in New York, issued a strikingly personal rebuttal, accusing Sen of causing “huge damage” with his policy prescriptions, and attacking his image as the Mother Teresa of economics: “Let us not insult Mother Teresa.” Bhagwati advocates the “Gujarat template”, which means further liberalisation focusing on private sector growth. Meanwhile, Sen admitted he did not support the champion of this template, the Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi, for prime minister, saying he would prefer “a more secular person”. One MP called for Sen to be stripped of his Bharat Ratna, India’s highest civilian award, for expressing this entirely unsurprising view.
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