They also noted, for the first time in any public Indian document, a longstanding Pakistani allegation, which India denies, that it is backing insurgents in Pakistan's western state of Baluchistan.
Regularly in private, and increasingly in public, Indian leaders are talking resentfully about the United States, which to them has declared a global campaign that defines terrorism too narrowly, as evil that occurs within the 50 states.
After Singh's comments were made public, Indian authorities sought to ban the film from being aired, claiming that the filmmaker had not obtained all the necessary approvals to air the film -- an accusation Udwin vehemently denies.
As for the already-public Indians, which have had its subscription structure in place for a while, the jury's still out on how much of a revenue source this model will prove to be.
After the bloodbath that ensued during the partition of India and Pakistan, religion was more personal and less public and Indians were more circumspect in the public practice of their faith.
Gaurav Dalmia of First Capital India, a private-equity boutique, says this ranges all the way from big foreign funds negotiating equity stakes in large Indian public companies to Indian entrepreneurs returning from Silicon Valley to put their money into tech start-ups.
He was part Cherokee and attended public and Indian schools.
The nominee, Harold Lucas, is the assistant secretary for public and Indian affairs in the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
"We had all the information, but we did not go public," the Indian military adviser told me.
By holding Mr. Kejriwal up as a revolutionary public figure, Indian journalism has devised such a vehicle.
But her position gives her some responsibility for overseeing oil and gas, mining and renewable energy operations on public and Indian lands.
