Modi’s presence is no longer enough to brush every other issue under the carpet. His charisma is beginning to wane, making way for other long-suppressed issues.
DMK, which has been vocal against Hindi imposition, has started a podcast in Hindi and other languages, advertised in Hindi media and hired Hindi speakers to bust BJP’s divisive agenda.
Politics & economics are at the heart of Covid tragedy in UP, Bihar. The regional imbalance in political power, economic & social indicators is deeply troublesome.
In the heartland, one utterly fascinating collateral benefit of the flourishing of quality education is also the rise of the teacher as the new star and brand.
Alongside buying into the grift that is dating apps, the girlies are also installing astrology apps like Astrotalk to investigate the same tired mystery—will he ever text back?
Aquaculture is the fastest growing food sector in Africa, offering significant returns on investment for all involved and achieving the continent’s goals for food security, dignified livelihoods and economic growth.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
It’s an interesting and very valid observation, “ People’s notion of what is happening to the country is disconnected from their personal experience.” It shows how important the publicity and propaganda are, more and more in these days of social media driven perception management! BJP and PM have proven abilities in this area. People are smart, sooner or later they will start looking at the publicity through the lens of their personal experiences and apply critical thinking to come to their own conclusions. The sooner that happens the better for the country. Not just for BJP but same critical thinking should be applied to any propaganda based on lies!
After ThePrint was taken over by RSS khakis, you see most comments by extremist ideology supporters. Dark times for a country divided by caste and creed. Humara kya hain, hum toh jhola utha kar Noseyland chale jayenge.
You predicted BJP is losing in MP, Chattisgarh & Rajasthan! We all know what happened. Monday – Agriculture expert, Tuesday – defence expert, Wednesday – EVM expert, Thursday – Bharat jodo yatra convenor, Friday – Psephologist. Saturday and Sunday- Op-ed writer. Jack of all trades, master of none!
It is very sad to see Yogendra Yadav descend to such levels. Doubting EVMs is the worst kind of disservice you can do to your country. And how come you can ignore the scores of non-BJP goverments in various states who came about despite your EVM doubts? As they say, it is so so difficult to remain impartial while reporting – you can try and learn that from Shekhar Gupta may be. Multiple times in your article, you have cast doubts that the votes wont translate into the result. I would call it blasphemous if Indian Democracy is a religion!
Yogendra- this will not age well. You see what you want to see. You are bias and prepare pitch for your candidate and not a person of high morale value.
It’s an interesting and very valid observation, “ People’s notion of what is happening to the country is disconnected from their personal experience.” It shows how important the publicity and propaganda are, more and more in these days of social media driven perception management! BJP and PM have proven abilities in this area. People are smart, sooner or later they will start looking at the publicity through the lens of their personal experiences and apply critical thinking to come to their own conclusions. The sooner that happens the better for the country. Not just for BJP but same critical thinking should be applied to any propaganda based on lies!
After ThePrint was taken over by RSS khakis, you see most comments by extremist ideology supporters. Dark times for a country divided by caste and creed. Humara kya hain, hum toh jhola utha kar Noseyland chale jayenge.
You predicted BJP is losing in MP, Chattisgarh & Rajasthan! We all know what happened. Monday – Agriculture expert, Tuesday – defence expert, Wednesday – EVM expert, Thursday – Bharat jodo yatra convenor, Friday – Psephologist. Saturday and Sunday- Op-ed writer. Jack of all trades, master of none!
It is very sad to see Yogendra Yadav descend to such levels. Doubting EVMs is the worst kind of disservice you can do to your country. And how come you can ignore the scores of non-BJP goverments in various states who came about despite your EVM doubts? As they say, it is so so difficult to remain impartial while reporting – you can try and learn that from Shekhar Gupta may be. Multiple times in your article, you have cast doubts that the votes wont translate into the result. I would call it blasphemous if Indian Democracy is a religion!
Small correction – Most with drumroll few with despair.
Yogendra- this will not age well. You see what you want to see. You are bias and prepare pitch for your candidate and not a person of high morale value.