Minimal bureaucracy, maximum autonomy. Here’s how top people respond to it.
#MiltonFriedman -The less a citizen has to interact with govt, the freer that society is. A country where people never meet a bureaucrat in their lifetime is one where the govt has stayed out of the way—allowing markets, individuals, and private institutions to operate efficiently without interference. The role of government should be limited to protecting rights and enforcing contracts, not meddling in everyday life.
@elonmusk - A system where an average person never has to deal with govt directly is a sign of a well-run, automated society. Bureaucracy is a waste of time. The future should be about self-governing systems, AI-driven services, and policies that just work without people getting stuck in red tape.
@lexfridman - The ideal govt is one that becomes invisible through technology, ensuring fairness and efficiency without direct intervention. AI, blockchain, and decentralized decision-making could allow for a future where citizens engage with governance systems without ever feeling their presence, much like how well-designed infrastructure quietly supports daily life.
When Dr. YS Rajasekhara Reddy garu was Chief Minister of united Andhra Pradesh, he asked me as Chief Whip to train our young legislators. Out of 156 Congress MLAs, 74 were first timers.
For all five days, YSR garu attended every session and addressed them directly. He made one thing clear Congress is the only party capable of taking every religion and section together, driving vision through science, planning, and historic revolutions. His core message to every legislator was simple, never harm the party that strengthens this nation. That leadership is why I always respected and admired him.
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@TeluguScribe Honestly, a win now works in Sarvotham's favor, since the general elections will be far tougher and costlier to fight. As for Patel Ramesh, he's certain to lose if he contests.
Milton Friedman: “The problem with government is the absence of any mechanism for recognizing errors. What the private system abounds in is survival of the fittest.”
“What the governmental system abounds in is expansion of the mistakes. There is no mechanism for eliminating governmental agencies which are no longer needed or have behaved perversely.”
@sardesairajdeep@naralokesh A journalist's job is to cut through the BS. Amaravathi is a village. Slapping "smart city" and "Quantum Valley” etc labels on it doesn't change the fact that this is a real estate business for politicians. You know that.
@Hidderkaran Kula daridram lekapothe ayyedi. Impossible— better choose another capital like Vizag, Kurnool, Nellore, Tirupati- at last Srikakulam ayina better 😀
@ncbn మరీ ఇంత దిగజారి పోవొద్దు. మీరు సద్దాం హుస్సేన్, అతను గౌతమ్ బుద్ఘుడు కాకపోవిచ్చు.కానీ మీ దిగజారు రాజకీయాలు సద్దాం హుస్సేనే , భార్య, కొడుకుని విడిచిన బుద్ధుడు కన్నా గొప్పా అనే వెదవ సాంప్రదాయానికి నాంది పలికి నట్టుంది. మహానుభావా నువ్వు సంపాదించింది చాలు. ఇక ఈ రాష్ట్రాన్ని వదిలెయ్.
Ending H-4 EAD and cracking down on body shops that place contract workers with clients could ease the pressure on new college graduates. It would open up a large number of jobs, and students graduating from Ivy League and other top schools shouldn't have to wait so long to find work.
నాయుడు గారూ… కొంచెం నోరు మూసుకుని కూర్చుంటారా? 😏
2002లో మోదీని మీరు ఎలా వెనకేసుకొచ్చారో గుర్తుందా?
ఇప్పుడు నీతులు చెప్పే ముందు… ఒక్కసారి మీ గతం కూడా గుర్తు చేసుకోండి.