Indira Gandhi

Indira Gandhi bursts into the White House fray through Toby's lobby eruption, the unyielding Prime Minister who detonates India's 1974 'peaceful' nuclear test and coolly declares no bomb ambitions—just raw capability flex. Toby wields her words like a cautionary blade, tracing the spark to five blasts two decades on, Pakistan's jitters, and global doomsday brink. Her defiant assurance underscores the Test Ban Treaty's desperate stakes, casting her as nationalist steel masking proliferation peril in the shadow of Toby's principled fury.