Indian Politics and Democracy

[hit&run]

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.

I missed Shri Vishnu Jain ji.
A legend, probably more than that.

 

[Numero]

 

[Cheepek]

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The government has given them so many chances, will provide clemency even today. But those who still don't wanna give up arms... What do you do? Do you wait till they kill more people?

 

[ezsasa]

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.

there are two phases of DYC's public persona. pre- 19th apr 2023 and post.

on 19th apr 2023, he said this

there is no absolute concept of gender and assigning biological identities is a notion

View: https://x.com/SanskarBarot/status/1648396076398022657

what followed was a public backlash.
and there after, there was a change in his public persona.

it takes decades to assess legacy of a judge, it depends on what loopholes one has left in the judgments(especially HC and SC) which gives a " way in" to notorious elements of the society to conduct lawfare against the nation, not interviews and public statements.

 

[ArjunMK1A]

View: https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1891344329848869004

Congress is basically runs on USAID and CCP money.

 

[ArjunMK1A]

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Our own Urban Naxal.

 

[DingDong]

Akhilesh want to destroy SP. He is working to take name of Mulla Akhilesh. Complete Waste of 30-40 MP that got elected in Parliament.

View: https://x.com/Baburao_aptay/status/1891193278655074672

They experimented with "Soft Hindutva", failed miserably. People rejected the copycats, hence they are back to the basics that is making sure that the "minority vote" remains intact and then trying to divide the Hindu votes (the PDA slogan).

In another story,


View: https://x.com/MumbaichaDon/status/1891070931251982589

The government has given them so many chances, will provide clemency even today. But those who still don't wanna give up arms... What do you do? Do you wait till they kill more people?

It was a very profitable business until the security forces moved into their "liberated zones".

 

[Blademaster]

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So were our CRPF and their families! So were the innocent civilian that Naxals killed!!

Bloody rubbish to this piece of crap Prakash Singh.

 

[silentassassin265]

Congress is basically runs on USAID and CCP money.

They always opposed any deal between US but never opposed any trade with china. It seems the USAID was not controlled by us goverment but the deep state itself.

 

[Hari Sud]

India and Government Efficiency

A famous Indian columnist recently argued that India needs a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Like many governments worldwide, India is burdened with excessive staff and outdated expenditures that persist simply because no one questions them, leading to wasteful spending.

I couldn’t agree more. However, few have figured out how to achieve this until Trump and Musk in the U.S. began tackling the issue.

President Trump, fresh off a decisive electoral victory, seized the critical window within 30 days to implement drastic cost-cutting measures. Despite political resistance and legal challenges, his team has forged ahead, aiming to save $1 trillion by eliminating unnecessary government spending. Several agencies have been exposed for funnelling money into worthless programs, and cuts seem inevitable.

India, with the world’s largest bureaucracy (48 million employees) and 68 million pensioners, faces a similar challenge. The outdated British-era retirement age persists even as people live longer and healthier lives. A U.S.-style approach offering job buyouts and raising the retirement age could enhance efficiency.

However, implementing such reforms requires a bold government willing to risk electoral backlash. Unlike Trump’s aggressive job cuts, India must ensure a humane approach to avoid disorder and politically driven union unrest.

 

[Cheepek]

???


View: https://x.com/in_depthstory/status/1891370940577005903?t=LQukUt_Ulm7184fs7WKGaQ&s=19

All these private colleges and schools care about is their "reputation" and nothing else

 

[Anants]

Right Article

Who does not have civic sense? The passengers or the Indian Railways? Hard questions need to be asked over the NDLS stampede

I am used to it, used to the overcrowded trains, the struggle, the dysfunction and the chaos. Because this is what the system has taught me. I wasn't taught 'civic sense' by the system. The system taught me to live with the chaos, to struggle to carry myself, my family and our luggage through...

www.opindia.com

 

[Comet]

View: https://x.com/ShivAroor/status/1891552797952225465

 

[Numero]

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View: https://x.com/in_depthstory/status/1891370940577005903?t=LQukUt_Ulm7184fs7WKGaQ&s=19

All these private colleges and schools care about is their "reputation" and nothing else

They may care about reputation but the racist comments were uncalled for. These teachers are disgusting. People would've taken this in a normal way & united for justice. Now the racist comments have turned it into a India vs Nepal charade.
Majority Indians have no sense of repercussions & are very uncivilized even though they think they're educated.

 

[The Juggernaut]

They experimented with "Soft Hindutva", failed miserably. People rejected the copycats, hence they are back to the basics that is making sure that the "minority vote" remains intact and then trying to divide the Hindu votes (the PDA slogan).

What in turn is that, he is creating Anti SP party materials for future. These video will be clipped and used against him future election. His Lackey saying is one thing and him saying is another. Internet remembers!!!

 

[londonparistokyo]

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.

I think they are trying at least

 

[londonparistokyo]

India and Government Efficiency

A famous Indian columnist recently argued that India needs a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Like many governments worldwide, India is burdened with excessive staff and outdated expenditures that persist simply because no one questions them, leading to wasteful spending.

I couldn’t agree more. However, few have figured out how to achieve this until Trump and Musk in the U.S. began tackling the issue.

President Trump, fresh off a decisive electoral victory, seized the critical window within 30 days to implement drastic cost-cutting measures. Despite political resistance and legal challenges, his team has forged ahead, aiming to save $1 trillion by eliminating unnecessary government spending. Several agencies have been exposed for funnelling money into worthless programs, and cuts seem inevitable.

India, with the world’s largest bureaucracy (48 million employees) and 68 million pensioners, faces a similar challenge. The outdated British-era retirement age persists even as people live longer and healthier lives. A U.S.-style approach offering job buyouts and raising the retirement age could enhance efficiency.

However, implementing such reforms requires a bold government willing to risk electoral backlash. Unlike Trump’s aggressive job cuts, India must ensure a humane approach to avoid disorder and politically driven union unrest.

You should tweet your thoughts at a minimum. I always find them insightful

 

[Comet]

View: https://x.com/NewsArenaIndia/status/1891730125399441805

 

[DingDong]

They may care about reputation but the racist comments were uncalled for. These teachers are disgusting. People would've taken this in a normal way & united for justice. Now the racist comments have turned it into a India vs Nepal charade.
Majority Indians have no sense of repercussions & are very uncivilized even though they think they're educated.

How is the college/university administration responsible for romantic relationship between the two adults gone wrong? Had it been a male nobody would have cared. The girl had the option of approaching the police, she did not.

A few words were spoken in anger, however that doesn't hide the fact that the hive-minded protesters were trying to disturb peace over such issue. The university administration did what was important for bringing order back on the campus.

"Majority of Indians" don't need to bear the burden of such incidences.

 

[Comet]

View: https://x.com/DeshGujarat/status/1891736165486579897