Liberty Institute (India)

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The Liberty Institute of India is a think tank that was founded to promote a freedom for the nation and to emphasize that political and economic freedoms are inextricably tied together. The Liberty Institute follows closely the teachings of Ayn Rand and to this end sponsors a yearly essay contest called the Fountainhead Essay Contest to promote her ideas.

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