Indian Politics and Democracy

Cutting US aid is a huge jolt to India as per ToiletpaperOfIndia.
This is the biggest joke from our libbu media. :pound:


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yes they are, mint(hindustan times) too...
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Now mainstream media is trying suggest that I am unhappy with DOGE for revealing the fishy money spent by USAID on political interference in India and other countries. Do they really not understand what I am saying or are they just working off the last few pennies of USAID money ?

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yes they are, mint(hindustan times) too...
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Now mainstream media is trying suggest that I am unhappy with DOGE for revealing the fishy money spent by USAID on political interference in India and other countries. Do they really not understand what I am saying or are they just working off the last few pennies of USAID money ?

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The Euro-tits are also also probably dry with them busy fighting fires at home against the ‘far right’, economic slowdown and Trump’s stance Ukraine.
Which leaves with Qatar who I think can be more dangerous now because,
- The funding of their interests in US being clamped down under Trump.
- Their hummus buddies are nearly decimated and Bibi has phool sapport now.
- India diversifying its LNG supplies with the recent deal with US.
So they need an outlet for all their funding and India could be where they can go ‘all in’.
Possibly they could team up with Turkey and create some mischief on issues like Waqf, Foreigners act, Bangladesh or NRC (whenever it comes).
 

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I find it amazing and amusing at the same time that former Chief Justice Chandrachud is being lauded for the way he came across in his recent BBC Hardtalk interview. Truth is, Chandrachud was an unmitigated disaster. Notwithstanding that he was economical with the truth on clannism, PoW, Rahul's conviction, nepotism, free speech, Chandrachud did not rebut or treat with contempt a single question, and every single question was a loaded one, meant to peddle a fake narrative, straight from the weather-beaten Darbari, Leftist playbook (Sackur foolishly gave it away a couple of times by quoting chauthi-fail dunderheads Bhushan and Dave, mistakenly thinking that would give credence to his arguments). On upholding liberty and natural justice, Chandrachud skirted the criminal behaviour of the Supreme court (and his own) on Nupur and the Kashmiri Hindus; On 370, Chandrachud did not even once lay out the moral obligation for the abrogation and how unjust and cruel to Dalits the State was to have enforced 370 for 70 years. On CAA, for example, Chandrachud could have absolutely destroyed the ill-informed and ignorant Sackur with seven irrefutable facts that make CAA a moral and ethical necessity, but he didn't and chose a tangential (and silly) track instead, probably because on CAA he holds the same ill-informed and ignorant position as does, well, another Chandrachud. The entire wretched interview, Chandrachud was fidgety and ill-prepared in a school-boyish way, wishing Sackur somehow appropriates him as a fellow clubber, and in the end hoping for his nightmare to end. It worries me that such a man was once our Chief Justice - and I haven't even come to his unscientific views on sex and gender. If the BBC's intention was to showcase a prominent and powerful Indian's daftness and fatuity to the world it did well to choose Chandrachud as an interviewee. By God, someone like J Sai would have chewed Sackur alive and spat out his polka-dotted tie then wiped his mouth with the back of his cuff and looked at the camera and smirked, this is the best you got you copper-plated jackasses? WDTP
 
low hanging QoL issues in India are easy to solve, delhi's AQI issue internal, our cities look so shit cause there is no management and most of the time urban areas can't spend their own funds. fixing trash situation alone would improve our QoL and also general image of India drastically, but alas we can only hope

I have personally asked municipal workers who pick-up trash from door to door about what they do with it, reply was they dump it in some pit which is no that from area, they separate organic and inorganic waste just for show when MLA or higher babus visit the area, cause other times everything gets dumped together.

Funny thing is sometimes its not even a pit, they just pile it up in a place and all it takes in one gust of wind to put all those plastic stuff back into residential area. at least you know all stray cattle will eat up organic wastes like vegetable peels.

these guys are not motivated to work at all, lower levels guys like trash collectors are paid almost nothing and often have to get their own vehicle to collect trash, I've seen some collecting trash in giant sacks and other in trash bin tied to bicycles. municipal officers only care about senior visits where they will gather up these trash collectors for photo shoots.
If QoL life in India should improve, then we seriously need to revamp the structure of our Bureaucracy.
 

Wanted to link the interview here but decided against it . Chandrachooth's obsequiousness made me sick in the stomach. It must be seen to be believed. He's the ideal water carrier - Gunga Deen , for his white masters.

The man actually lives & breathes every moment for the validation of his masters. Full marks to Anand Ranganathan for spotting it immediately & calling it out in detail.
 
Wanted to link the interview here but decided against it . Chandrachooth's obsequiousness made me sick in the stomach. It must be seen to be believed. He's the ideal water carrier - Gunga Deen , for his white masters.

The man actually lives & breathes every moment for the validation of his masters. Full marks to Anand Ranganathan for spotting it immediately & calling it out in detail.

All Hindu leaders collectively may never be able to do what Justice DYCC has done for Hindus.

There is no need to get in awe of the hyperbole of a few motor mouths without understanding how rigged the whole system is against Hindus. Yet, he delivered a lot for Hindus and on national security and national integrity issues.

It is such a shame that nationalist voices have no strategic depth and cannot grasp this game of incremental change that is fighting against an enemy who can devise major upheavals and regime change in weeks if not months.

His interview was good and presented him as a mildly vulnerable person who may lose some points here and there. But this is how the establishment algo should work.
 
All Hindu leaders collectively may never be able to do what Justice DYCC has done for Hindus.

There is no need to get in awe of the hyperbole of a few motor mouths without understanding how rigged the whole system is against Hindus. Yet, he delivered a lot for Hindus and on national security and national integrity issues.

It is such a shame that nationalist voices have no strategic depth and cannot grasp this game of incremental change that is fighting against an enemy who can devise major upheavals and regime change in weeks if not months.

His interview was good and presented him as a mildly vulnerable person who may lose some points here and there. But this is how the establishment algo should work.
I'm sorry but my impression of him & his judgements aren't as favourable as yours. He's a weathercock if anything.

If you're referring to the SRJB verdict or the one on Article 370 , there's no SC or CJI in India - past or present which will go against popular mood or vital NatSec interests in the country. This guy is no exception . That's how the system is gamed .

Consider for instance , the ban on loudspeakers between 6 pm to 6 am , the carve out given to one community & the fact that even then this law isn't enforced nor is any cognizance taken of this non enforcement. Now contrast that to the air pollution in Delhi & the judiciary's stance on it .

Also contrast that to his stance on same sex marriage or the Sabari Malai temple verdict & following the massive backlash from all sections of H society there including women in overwhelming numbers , how he modulated his stance or his stance on divorce or adultery or the enhanced prospects of women in the armed forces by bending every rule in the book just to burnish his credentials .
 
I'm sorry but my impression of him & his judgements aren't as favourable as yours. He's a weathercock if anything.

If you're referring to the SRJB verdict or the one on Article 370 , there's no SC or CJI in India - past or present which will go against popular mood or vital NatSec interests in the country. This guy is no exception . That's how the system is gamed .

Consider for instance , the ban on loudspeakers between 6 pm to 6 am , the carve out given to one community & the fact that even then this law isn't enforced nor is any cognizance taken of this non enforcement. Now contrast that to the air pollution in Delhi & the judiciary's stance on it .

Also contrast that to his stance on same sex marriage or the Sabari Malai temple verdict & following the massive backlash from all sections of H society there including women in overwhelming numbers , how he modulated his stance or his stance on divorce or adultery or the enhanced prospects of women in the armed forces by bending every rule in the book just to burnish his credentials .

I have already given a reason why his tenure was great for Hindus.

You have no answer on the SRJB case verdict but a vague non sequitur. Also non-issues with the safety of hindsight to disagree for the sake of disagreeing.

The SRJB case alone will wipe out small setbacks as most of them are due to Hindu apathy and lack of mobilization.

This is so groundbreaking that now Hindus have a problem to contain the synergy it has created. I am pretty sure Modi will handle it well.
 
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I have already given a reason why his tenure was great for Hindus.

You have no answer on the SRJB case verdict but a vague non sequitur. Also non-issues with the safety of hindsight to disagree for the sake of disagreeing.

The SRJB case alone will wipe out small setbacks as most of them are due to Hindu apathy and lack of mobilization.

This is so groundbreaking that now Hindus have a problem to contain the synergy it has created. I am pretty sure Modi will handle it well.
I will be kind to Moondust and say his tenure wasn't the disaster that it might have been and he did not create obstacles to the level that we might have expected even though he liked getting on the soap box a bit too often and hog the limelight. I wouldn't go so far as to say he was 'great' for Hindus just because of that though the side that thought he was 'theirs' think he has undergone a bhagwakaran by the time he retired. SRJB was not just a matter of the Chief justice's sensibilities just like it is not something BJP alone can claim to have single handedly achieved even though they deserve a lot of credit.
 
All Hindu leaders collectively may never be able to do what Justice DYCC has done for Hindus.

There is no need to get in awe of the hyperbole of a few motor mouths without understanding how rigged the whole system is against Hindus. Yet, he delivered a lot for Hindus and on national security and national integrity issues.

It is such a shame that nationalist voices have no strategic depth and cannot grasp this game of incremental change that is fighting against an enemy who can devise major upheavals and regime change in weeks if not months.

His interview was good and presented him as a mildly vulnerable person who may lose some points here and there. But this is how the establishment algo should work.

Anand Raganathan is probably the only one, with Sanjay Dixit and Vishnu Jain who is trying anything for the right wing. Rajiv Malhotra is a stalwart Indian Hindu RW person who thinks through and analyzes everything, but nobody from the government has sponsored him. He, being bloody brilliant, is trying very hard on his own through Infinity Foundation. But one man cannot fight a whole system alone.

Indian RW is very, very short sighted. And not open to criticism either lest you be called an Anti-Hindu, anti-national, anti-whatever is in vogue. It's how snakes are so easily able to infiltrate and subvert agendas until their usefulness runs out.

Edit: Oh wow I just learned that Vishnu Jain is slightly older than me. My utmost respect. He is my big brother from today onwards.
 
low hanging QoL issues in India are easy to solve, delhi's AQI issue internal, our cities look so shit cause there is no management and most of the time urban areas can't spend their own funds. fixing trash situation alone would improve our QoL and also general image of India drastically, but alas we can only hope

I have personally asked municipal workers who pick-up trash from door to door about what they do with it, reply was they dump it in some pit which is no that from area, they separate organic and inorganic waste just for show when MLA or higher babus visit the area, cause other times everything gets dumped together.

Funny thing is sometimes its not even a pit, they just pile it up in a place and all it takes in one gust of wind to put all those plastic stuff back into residential area. at least you know all stray cattle will eat up organic wastes like vegetable peels.

these guys are not motivated to work at all, lower levels guys like trash collectors are paid almost nothing and often have to get their own vehicle to collect trash, I've seen some collecting trash in giant sacks and other in trash bin tied to bicycles. municipal officers only care about senior visits where they will gather up these trash collectors for photo shoots.

Trash situation would be a major improvement automatically. Parts of Lucknow are absolutely beautiful because of zero trash, but then you go to Gomti River and you just say to yourself "WTF?". I also want us to respect our funeral places better too, they are not in good condition. But guess what, the government doesn't do anything about that. IAS is the problem.

If municipalities in India prioritized trash and prioritized making green spaces, lets say parks of 40468 sq meter area (this is 10 acres I don't know the conversion you guys use) with native plants and trees, the AQI would improve dramatically.
 
I'm sorry but my impression of him & his judgements aren't as favourable as yours. He's a weathercock if anything.

If you're referring to the SRJB verdict or the one on Article 370 , there's no SC or CJI in India - past or present which will go against popular mood or vital NatSec interests in the country. This guy is no exception . That's how the system is gamed .

Consider for instance , the ban on loudspeakers between 6 pm to 6 am , the carve out given to one community & the fact that even then this law isn't enforced nor is any cognizance taken of this non enforcement. Now contrast that to the air pollution in Delhi & the judiciary's stance on it .

Also contrast that to his stance on same sex marriage or the Sabari Malai temple verdict & following the massive backlash from all sections of H society there including women in overwhelming numbers , how he modulated his stance or his stance on divorce or adultery or the enhanced prospects of women in the armed forces by bending every rule in the book just to burnish his credentials .
The moment moonshine and his lackies decided to pay a visit to US of A supreme court justices when his name was announced as successor CJI or something, i had that hunch that it's going to bite our arse in a great way - back then i was fearful of muh lgbt things given green signal but it all went above and beyond that... 🤷‍♂️
 
I will be kind to Moondust and say his tenure wasn't the disaster that it might have been and he did not create obstacles to the level that we might have expected even though he liked getting on the soap box a bit too often and hog the limelight. I wouldn't go so far as to say he was 'great' for Hindus just because of that though the side that thought he was 'theirs' think he has undergone a bhagwakaran by the time he retired. SRJB was not just a matter of the Chief justice's sensibilities just like it is not something BJP alone can claim to have single handedly achieved even though they deserve a lot of credit.
Yes, the keyword is obstacles or delays. He had infinite unchecked power to delay and keep adding to the destabilisation.

All the verdicts he delivered provided legitimacy and credence to Modi which helped him pass through multiple regime change attempts.

In politics, the law of physics does not apply.

Once you roll something in one direction it may strike in totally opposite direction. Having an intelligent Judge who knows how to balance and has the depth to see what is more strategic was the highlight of his tenure.

Just one example as there are many; the mobilization against Hindus using subterranean propaganda and hate was in full swing as Sikhs were being prepared to create a humanitarian crisis and the next stage of armed insurgency. They seized almost the whole of North India at one stage and that too on a post-truth issue.

Before that, they mobilized Muslims all across India.

Then China was asked to act as an anvil while they would hammer us from inside.

Then Biden came. Remember your NSA did not visit the USA last year because the FBI bstrds were ready to arrest him. And that clown Canadian Justin was bullying you in the name of Five Eyes to please traitors.
 
Anand Raganathan is probably the only one, with Sanjay Dixit and Vishnu Jain who is trying anything for the right wing. Rajiv Malhotra is a stalwart Indian Hindu RW person who thinks through and analyzes everything, but nobody from the government has sponsored him. He, being bloody brilliant, is trying very hard on his own through Infinity Foundation. But one man cannot fight a whole system alone.

Indian RW is very, very short sighted. And not open to criticism either lest you be called an Anti-Hindu, anti-national, anti-whatever is in vogue. It's how snakes are so easily able to infiltrate and subvert agendas until their usefulness runs out.

Edit: Oh wow I just learned that Vishnu Jain is slightly older than me. My utmost respect. He is my big brother from today onwards.
Other than Rajiv Malhotra everyone is a fluff.

They have yet to produce one original thought, remedy and roadmap for Hindus.

I call them the products of the outrage industry.

Obviously there are stages when you first learn to outrage but if you consistently keep doing it then it means you are not what you are trying to appear.
 

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