These blasphemous psuedo-Hindus shamelessly quoting the Bhagavad Gita back to us is so disgustingly repulsive that it makes me want to vomit.
Considering how the RSS, BJP and affliates have been plundering and violating the country, including its temples, how are they any different from the invaders of yore to whom Meenakshi Lekhi has adverted, as is their wont, in her article?
Surely, these demonic Rakshasas (and Rakshasis) of the present must be descendents or reincarnates of those “Ghori” and “Ghazni” invaders of the past.
When will this land and its people be rid of the unending torment?
Real rural wage growth in 2004-2014 averaged 6-7 percent annually. In contrast , between 2014-2024 it has averaged 0.1 percent. Almost nil. Before you go blame Covid, the average was 0.5 percent in the pre-covid period between 2014-2019. Perhaps, when the BJP is done winning its 50th election by targeting ‘Dimagi naxals’ and doing ‘Ali vs Bajrang Bali’ to form quadruple engine sarkar one of those engines could focus on the economy. Perhaps another could focus on basic public amenities,if dare I ask too much.
“… uppity aspirations of an incumbent PM, who was more busy playing musical beds than interested in holding together the parts of his motherland.”
This is to put it politely a shitty, classless and an ahistoric statement. It was Nehru and Patel working in tandem and with a large team of people who stitched a nation out of fragmented kingdoms.
The BJP has access to National Archinves and there are legitimate criticisms to be made of Nehru, Patel, and even RSS and the Hindu Mahasabha. The kind of interpretation of partition that is present in this article reflects so much what I read in Pakistani newspapers where only Muslim deaths were emphasized. The opposite of that is accurate assessment and deeper, nuanced understanding, not showing the same shallow narrow minded thinking. The road to Visksit Bharat does not begin with mis-assessments and pseudo-patriotism.
The road to Viksit Bharat is full of potholes, craters, poor or non-existent road markings, bad pavements, lax enforcement of traffic laws, corruption, paper leaks, and third-rate infrastructure. The Bangalore metro lacks the funds to build both upward and downward escalators in all its stations—third-rate, indeed.
These blasphemous psuedo-Hindus shamelessly quoting the Bhagavad Gita back to us is so disgustingly repulsive that it makes me want to vomit.
Considering how the RSS, BJP and affliates have been plundering and violating the country, including its temples, how are they any different from the invaders of yore to whom Meenakshi Lekhi has adverted, as is their wont, in her article?
Surely, these demonic Rakshasas (and Rakshasis) of the present must be descendents or reincarnates of those “Ghori” and “Ghazni” invaders of the past.
When will this land and its people be rid of the unending torment?
Real rural wage growth in 2004-2014 averaged 6-7 percent annually. In contrast , between 2014-2024 it has averaged 0.1 percent. Almost nil. Before you go blame Covid, the average was 0.5 percent in the pre-covid period between 2014-2019. Perhaps, when the BJP is done winning its 50th election by targeting ‘Dimagi naxals’ and doing ‘Ali vs Bajrang Bali’ to form quadruple engine sarkar one of those engines could focus on the economy. Perhaps another could focus on basic public amenities,if dare I ask too much.
“… uppity aspirations of an incumbent PM, who was more busy playing musical beds than interested in holding together the parts of his motherland.”
This is to put it politely a shitty, classless and an ahistoric statement. It was Nehru and Patel working in tandem and with a large team of people who stitched a nation out of fragmented kingdoms.
The BJP has access to National Archinves and there are legitimate criticisms to be made of Nehru, Patel, and even RSS and the Hindu Mahasabha. The kind of interpretation of partition that is present in this article reflects so much what I read in Pakistani newspapers where only Muslim deaths were emphasized. The opposite of that is accurate assessment and deeper, nuanced understanding, not showing the same shallow narrow minded thinking. The road to Visksit Bharat does not begin with mis-assessments and pseudo-patriotism.
The road to Viksit Bharat is full of potholes, craters, poor or non-existent road markings, bad pavements, lax enforcement of traffic laws, corruption, paper leaks, and third-rate infrastructure. The Bangalore metro lacks the funds to build both upward and downward escalators in all its stations—third-rate, indeed.