@prabuddhaaa Leave the pic aside. How would following Nehru's footsteps benefit the country in today's geo political scenario. Infact, blunders he committed still continue to harm the nation. Many wrong political and economic decisions he is responsible for. We don't need another disaster.
The really sad part of farm law repeal is that the farmers of two states are able to undermine the farmers of the rest of country. The majority is unable to speak loudly enough. Not to speak of the interest of all the farm produce consumers. That’s really sad!
Still processing this feeling. To all of India and beyond, thank you so much for your support and blessings that have helped me reach this stage.
This moment will live with me forever 🙏🏽🇮🇳
The @nytimes has dropped all pretences of impartiality with this job ad for a South Asia Correspondent. They are clearly looking to hire an anti-Modi activist who can also stoke anti-India sentiments in our neighbourhood. With this, the paper qualifies as a foreign-funded NGO.
Clearly there is too much democracy in this country! No government will ever dare to bring agro reforms. The paradox of 'hunger amidst plenty' will continue to haunt this nation w/o much needed reforms in agriculture and public distribution. #CondemnViolentFarmersProtest
#ExpressOpinion | If the farm laws are to be repealed, it would sound a death knell for the efforts to improve the agriculture sector, for no political party in government would ever dare carry out agricultural reforms again
https://t.co/PBjZ6hxrXc