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"Art must be respected and loved because it is very fragile," she adds.

Tehran has warned that Israel and the US - which denies being involved - will pay a "heavy price" for the attacks, raising concerns that this will lead an already fragile region into full-scale war.

But those rights were always fragile and accompanied by anti-immigrant campaigns justified with the concept of "illegality."

The development reinforced the musician's image as a fragile, almost childlike figure, who nonetheless inspired thousands of musicians to follow in his steps.

There was a hint of presidential drift in the early 1970s, as India's parliamentary democracy - especially after 1967 - grew more competitive and unstable, marked by fragile coalitions, according to Prof Raghavan.