Everyone one of us are guilty of some or other habit that would damage environment.. instead of blaming one another if we can do what we can to save environmental and learn instead we can go a long way..
There is a 80 retro look trend after the Gibli one... Most have posted... then comes one section ppl blaming them for the post.. the world now a days is more polarizing as either white or black... reality is grey..
Bringing Manusmriti to debate itself shows its for performance alone. None of the Hindus use them except maybe for academic discourse I guess.. Best example would have been other texts which no one can speak about.. IYKYK..
Not sure education reforms will happen or not happen but the BJP social media presence is now unleashed.. I really hope others up the ante.. time for a social media showdown I guess..
Never forget what it took us to get the freedom.. I just hope we ensure our next gen know this and never use simon come back or other such cheap thrills just to be cool.. the atrocities the British rule bought shld always be a reminder on our survival..
I am unable to understand how can people be so naive and abuse left right on camera.. The internet has long memory.. Only rich n powerful can get away.. Also the govt was voted by a majority so they have enough supporters..
For the sake of youth who are not disillusioned and for the just cause they are supporting irrespective of who organized the protest and their ideology I hope some concrete reforms happen.. They are not left in lurch ..
Nehru would have undoubtedly been elected PM in 1947 had an election been held that year.
And had he not died in office in 1964, he would have most certainly remained in the top job until 1967 — that would have been a 20-year uninterrupted run as PM.
But — and this is an important 'but' — he became prime minister when India was practically a one-party democracy, with no real rival to the Congress 'system'.
Narendra Modi, by contrast, not only became PM in a highly combative and contested polity, but also won an absolute majority for the first time in 40 years — and even expanded it five years later.
In many senses, Modi's tenure has been more difficult than Nehru's ever was.