Director of @nikhilkamathcio’s WTF venture, openly saying that he is a staunch supporter of his father’s AIMIM party.
Not to forget his father Imtiaz Jaleel called for the public hanging of Nupur Sharma.
Now you know why his recent podcast is full of anti-BJP propaganda.
It is unfortunate that even as we are celebrating 80 years of Independence, politics of prejudice have become an acceptable norm
To categorise an entire community as “skilled labourers” is nothing but a racist mentality.
To believe that education and learning belongs to a caste or a religion only displays your ignorance and feudalistic mindset Revanth Reddy
The minorities of this great nation, fought alongside the rest of us as brothers in the Freedom Struggle, laid foundation to build this beautiful nation
Some of the brightest scholars, academics, scientists, innovators, engineers, doctors, entrepreneurs are from the Minority community
Stop this discriminatory mentality at least now. Stop bringing down the image of Telangana by spewing hate and prejudice
Learn to respect everyone
Jai Telangana
Jai Hind
Leaving behind its legacy of secular democracy, the @INCIndia party is now unashamedly embracing the Hindutva ideology of the @RSSorg. The full version of Vande Mataram was sung at #IndependenceDay functions, including at the AICC headquarters and in Congress-ruled states, despite there being no legal obligation to do so.
This ideological convergence weakens the united struggle of secular forces against communalism. At a time when defending India’s secular and democratic character demands greater unity, the Congress’s capitulation to the Sangh Parivar only serves to undermine it.
Don’t underestimate the people of India !
Journalist :
Religious agendas and nationalism dominate politics today. What kind of role models are we giving the new generation? Doesn’t India’s future concern you?
Prashant Kishor :
It concerns me not as much as some of you—because by being overly concerned, you are undermining the intelligence and wisdom of a billion people...
Prashant Kishor exposed one of the biggest flaws in Indian politics.
Political space in India is slowly disappearing for ordinary people and families :
> 1952 Lok Sabha: 26% of MPs were below 40.
> Today: Only 7.6% of MPs are below 40.
> But here’s the bigger problem: 67% of those 7.6% young MPs belong to political dynasties.
> In 1952 and 1957 and 1962 MPs above 70 were almost negligible.
> Today, they are around 17%.
> Many stay in politics until they are settled, and then make sure the political space is passed on to a family member.
Indian politics should be about public service, not a family business.
Another new force lands in Indian politics. And it’s someone who knows every aspect of elections. He stuck it out through defeat and came with a significant solo win in post CJP India. Congrats @PrashantKishor !