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This is truly disheartening. The government talks so much about the greatness of its cultural institutions and then actively destroys or defunds said institutions! What sense–either cultural or economical–is in this? India has unparalleled heritage, which, with just a little support from the government, can create jobs, improve local economy, and lead to an informed pride–not mindless jingoism–ar one’s culture. Such proposed developments throughout India are just bizarre!
This is truly disheartening. The government talks so much about the greatness of its cultural institutions and then actively destroys or defunds said institutions! What sense–either cultural or economical–is in this? India has unparalleled heritage, which, with just a little support from the government, can create jobs, improve local economy, and lead to an informed pride–not mindless jingoism–ar one’s culture. Such proposed developments throughout India are just bizarre!
It happens only in India…idiots have NO sense of heritage.