Jayant Chaudhary is not the first. In the past decade, the BJP has attempted hostile takeovers of dynast-ruled parties by either appropriating their vote bank or minority shareholders.
Old RLD stronghold Baghpat started voting for BJP in 2014, but farmers are showing signs of coming back to Jayant Chaudhary’s party. Many still like UP’s Yogi Adityanath govt.
Singh, 82, had diagnosed Covid-positive on 20 April. His son Jayant Chowdhury appealed to people who wish to pay their last respects to stay at home 'as far as possible'
In a bid to resonate with the farming community ahead of the 2022 Uttar Pradesh elections, Rashtriya Lok Dal Vice-President Jayant Chaudhary announced the 'Kisan Balidan Smarak'.
Set to start later this month, the campaign seeks to bridge gaps between Jats and other sections in areas like Muzaffarnagar, where riots took place in 2013.
The RLD contested the Lok Sabha elections as a part of the SP-BSP alliance and lost in all the 3 seats it contested in. The BSP and SP are now contesting the state polls separately.
BSP and SP are likely contest 37 seats each, which will leave six of Uttar Pradesh’s 80 Lok Sabha constituencies without a contender from either party.
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.
Yes, many dynastic regional partues are like parwana to shama BJP. But I feel that, this author is also a parwana to shama BJP or a fanboy of BJP, like a heroine completely enamoured towards the hero BJP.
whether the business of the family last longer or the the fact that same family doing some business. I mean business involved changed with generations but remained under the the same family name. I think every one in business or politics (family or public) think short term. Long term thinking is actually a retrospective fallacy. Public companies have multiple ownerships so as business involved changes most of the time company identity (Existence) changes. But The larger shareholders’ families of the public companies still remain rich (doing some other business) for generations just like family businesses.
The time has come for the end of cast identities with weakening villages and rapid urbanisation.
Yes, many dynastic regional partues are like parwana to shama BJP. But I feel that, this author is also a parwana to shama BJP or a fanboy of BJP, like a heroine completely enamoured towards the hero BJP.
whether the business of the family last longer or the the fact that same family doing some business. I mean business involved changed with generations but remained under the the same family name. I think every one in business or politics (family or public) think short term. Long term thinking is actually a retrospective fallacy. Public companies have multiple ownerships so as business involved changes most of the time company identity (Existence) changes. But The larger shareholders’ families of the public companies still remain rich (doing some other business) for generations just like family businesses.
The time has come for the end of cast identities with weakening villages and rapid urbanisation.