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Mr Dilip Mandal you are 100% wrong about the middle class and the gated communities. Your comment, ” these gated republics are quintessentially elitist, anti-poor, anti-labourers and self-serving.” exposes your poor knowledge of the issue.
Are you aware what percentage of urban Indians can sustain themselves without active income? Are you aware how long was the lockdown in force? What did the poor eat when they did not have the job and not earning?
It was the middle class who came to the rescue. Not only they provided the dry rations, but also cooked food from, including the family members of people earning six figure income per month. In rural India, the people could move out and could get something to eat, not in urban India. If the middle class had not provided the help, the starvation deaths would have been far more than due to Covid.
Are you aware that there is also a middle class who survives on mess, canteens and restaurants? They do not know how to cook. How did they survive.
Mr Mandal, your statement is in poor taste and you should apologise to them
1. Capacity of Indians to collaborate and work with other Indians for mutual benefit is limited. Instead of “one for all and all for one” it is “everyman for himself.”
2. Quality healthcare is expensive. If nationalised quality healthcare needs to be provided to all Indians, we will need to make provisions of around 10% of GDP, are we ready to sacrifice other things like govt perks, expensive defence equipment, large scale public works to pay for it. Modi sarkar is supposedly “corruption free.” Even then it is broke and hasn’t managed to save any money.
3. Indians do not have any faith in the government machinery – both poor and well-off Indians. For all its trumpeting of “good governance,” no one trusts the govt to actually deliver good governance when needed. India is not a welfare democracy, it is an “electionocracy”. Earlier generation of leaders gamed elections due to their personal contribution to the freedom struggle, this generation is gaming it with caste and religion based ideologies.
4. The ultimate fate of India and Indians is to suffer like Pakistan – where the aim of the establishment is to perpetuate itself rather than provide any meaningful service for uplifting it’s citizenry.
There is one more area where the country has failed miserably.
The federalism has become an anarchic process.
PM makes statements unilaterally, the CMs make their own plan. There is no unified command, no uniform protocol and no unanimity.
The dates of lockdown are arbitrarily decided – GoI decides some date and the state CMs keeps on modifying them.
Several ministries come up with their advisories which are at variance with one another.
Even within states different authority interpret protocols in a different way.
And slowly GoI abrogates the final say to States. The latest plethora of State guidelines on arriving air passengers is a case in thai context. It is making MoCA look like a fool, passengers are left terribly inconvenienced and the airlines are pocketing cancelled ticket fares in their own credit shell.
Most importantly the Corona control championship instituted among states are seriously undermining the national fabric with states treating citizens with extreme xenophobia.
“A new book by Shankkar Aiyar called The Gated Republic says, “Indians are desperately seceding, as soon as their income allows… and investing in pay and plug economy”. So, the less they depend on the government, the more their investment in trying to improve state service delivery for the poor.”
Can’t say i follow what you mean by this Sir. Do you mean to say middle classes are less dependent on the government services but still are investing in improving state services for the poor. I can’t say that i follow this.
Nothings seems to be good for this Maldal. He is practically blind, deaf and dumb. He has a poison filled pen to write such posts. People like him pass their lives blaming others and not doing any thing themselves as they . Their life is no better than gutter worms. ThePrint is a good place for these gutter worms to breath.
Mr Dilip Mandal you are 100% wrong about the middle class and the gated communities. Your comment, ” these gated republics are quintessentially elitist, anti-poor, anti-labourers and self-serving.” exposes your poor knowledge of the issue.
Are you aware what percentage of urban Indians can sustain themselves without active income? Are you aware how long was the lockdown in force? What did the poor eat when they did not have the job and not earning?
It was the middle class who came to the rescue. Not only they provided the dry rations, but also cooked food from, including the family members of people earning six figure income per month. In rural India, the people could move out and could get something to eat, not in urban India. If the middle class had not provided the help, the starvation deaths would have been far more than due to Covid.
Are you aware that there is also a middle class who survives on mess, canteens and restaurants? They do not know how to cook. How did they survive.
Mr Mandal, your statement is in poor taste and you should apologise to them
1. Capacity of Indians to collaborate and work with other Indians for mutual benefit is limited. Instead of “one for all and all for one” it is “everyman for himself.”
2. Quality healthcare is expensive. If nationalised quality healthcare needs to be provided to all Indians, we will need to make provisions of around 10% of GDP, are we ready to sacrifice other things like govt perks, expensive defence equipment, large scale public works to pay for it. Modi sarkar is supposedly “corruption free.” Even then it is broke and hasn’t managed to save any money.
3. Indians do not have any faith in the government machinery – both poor and well-off Indians. For all its trumpeting of “good governance,” no one trusts the govt to actually deliver good governance when needed. India is not a welfare democracy, it is an “electionocracy”. Earlier generation of leaders gamed elections due to their personal contribution to the freedom struggle, this generation is gaming it with caste and religion based ideologies.
4. The ultimate fate of India and Indians is to suffer like Pakistan – where the aim of the establishment is to perpetuate itself rather than provide any meaningful service for uplifting it’s citizenry.
So in a nutshell, everybody else is at fault – except Congress and the Gandhi Family who are superior beings.
Usual cr*p from this author.
There is one more area where the country has failed miserably.
The federalism has become an anarchic process.
PM makes statements unilaterally, the CMs make their own plan. There is no unified command, no uniform protocol and no unanimity.
The dates of lockdown are arbitrarily decided – GoI decides some date and the state CMs keeps on modifying them.
Several ministries come up with their advisories which are at variance with one another.
Even within states different authority interpret protocols in a different way.
And slowly GoI abrogates the final say to States. The latest plethora of State guidelines on arriving air passengers is a case in thai context. It is making MoCA look like a fool, passengers are left terribly inconvenienced and the airlines are pocketing cancelled ticket fares in their own credit shell.
Most importantly the Corona control championship instituted among states are seriously undermining the national fabric with states treating citizens with extreme xenophobia.
“A new book by Shankkar Aiyar called The Gated Republic says, “Indians are desperately seceding, as soon as their income allows… and investing in pay and plug economy”. So, the less they depend on the government, the more their investment in trying to improve state service delivery for the poor.”
Can’t say i follow what you mean by this Sir. Do you mean to say middle classes are less dependent on the government services but still are investing in improving state services for the poor. I can’t say that i follow this.
Nothings seems to be good for this Maldal. He is practically blind, deaf and dumb. He has a poison filled pen to write such posts. People like him pass their lives blaming others and not doing any thing themselves as they . Their life is no better than gutter worms. ThePrint is a good place for these gutter worms to breath.