Two adults holding hands somehow destroys Indian culture.
But staring at them, abusing them, threatening them and publicly humiliating them apparently SAVES Indian culture.
What kind of shameless logic is this?
The problem isn't the couple.
The problem is people who think they own other people's lives.
Nirmala Aunty should simplify the entire tax system.
Stop income tax, cess, surcharge and all these complicated names.
Introduce one tax:
"How Dare You Earn Money Tax."
Applicable specifically to every middle-class Indian stupid enough to work hard, earn honestly and expect to keep his own money.
Unpopular opinion:
Arranged marriage is basically salary negotiation disguised as finding a soulmate.
Apparently marriages are made in heaven but shortlisted by CTC.
I have absolutely no problem sharing my documents to prove my identity.
If my account turns out to be real, will you have the guts to make an apology video holding your ears and apologising on your personal Instagram, WhatsApp and Twitter?
Or is barking behind a keyboard the only thing you pathetic clown are capable of?
The biggest achievement in India is to have a decent job, a good house and enough money to avoid going outside unnecessarily.
Because the moment you step out, you'll realise how badly basic civic infrastructure, public services and quality of life have been neglected.
Modi Govt sees an overcrowded Railway system and somehow thinks another Vande Bharat inauguration will make everyone forget it.
Passengers: We need more capacity.
Govt: Have you seen our new Vande Bharat?
Passengers: We can't even enter our coach.
Govt: Okay but have you seen it in saffron colour?
Look at the stupidity of this system.
Taxpayers fund the Govt.
Govt fails schools, hospitals, roads and basic services.
Then the same taxpayer is forced to pay again for private schools, private hospitals and everything else.
And politicians cut ribbons on Ladli Behna Yojana, funded by the same taxpayers' money, and beg for votes from people who never paid a rupee in taxes.
The most frustrating part is thinking about what could've been achieved in twelve years.
Enough time to completely overhaul India's schools, courts, bureaucracy, cities and manufacturing ecosystem.
Instead an insane amount of political energy went into controlling narratives, worshipping leaders, crushing criticism and winning the next election.
A once-in-a-generation mandate was treated like a permanent election campaign.
What a bloody waste of political power.