Some days I am vigour
Some days I am Vain
Some days I am Fierce
Bit while I am Tame
Some days I am Crowned
Another moment I am all Frowned
I am the Pleasure and the Pain
I am Vanished and the Gain
I am Confined and all the Extremes
I grin as Loud as I Scream
this isn't about political parties or ideolog, it's about acknowledging what's right, correcting what's wrong, and acting when it matters the most. #dharmendrapradhanresignation#संसद_मार्च
The government's reluctance reflects how power can sometimes lead to apathy . As someone who has supported this government, it's disheartening to see such a significant blunder, one that could have been prevented long before the situation escalated.
When something goes horribly wrong under their dept, the minister in charge should step down, plain and simple.
It doesn't matter if they didn't personally cause the disaster or even know every detail of what was happening behind the scenes. Being in charge means taking credit when things go well, but it also means taking the fall when things fall apart. That is what true leadership is about.
Since politics is all about strategic morality than real morality, I'll talk about strategy only. Stepping down isn't a sign of weakness; it’s actually a smart, strong political move. When a minister stays put after a major disaster, the story becomes all about them trying to save their own job, and the controversy just drags on endlessly. A quick resignation clears the air. It acts like a fresh start, allowing the govt to bring in new leadership, fix the problem, and show the public that they actually care about high standards. It builds way more respect with voters than digging in your heels ever will.
When someone stays in office purely so the administration doesn't "look weak," or so the opposition doesn't see a resignation as a win, it tells the public that party pride matters more than accountability. Voters can easily tell the difference between standing firm on principle and being too stubborn to own up to a failure.
I appreciate how the opposition has handled the war situation,setting politics aside for the nation’s greater good. True unity. Big respect to @ShashiTharoor for his spot-on responses across media platforms. Once again, India shows the world what Unity in Diversity truly means.
@imishaansharma My heart cries with tears of joy as i write this , you have done so much for the mankind at the crucial time of war and still doing so relentlessly and selflessly, managing to work hard at office and updating the world as well…I am proud!!!!!! 🥺😛
My opinion: India must openly talk about these daily drone intrutions and firing by Pak we are hearing. No need to brush it under the carpet thinking it is small or it will stop. Anyway, people in India hear about it. No need to imagine what the world thinks doesn't matter. The world should know what India is facing. Without official emphatic narrative with warnings, even the one or two media that pick up these and post won't. If India takes action, it will be dubbed aggression very quickly by many countries to hit us and trouble us. I really can't understand this silence in building a narrative that suits us. Broken Windows Theory - do not let small transgressions go unanswered. The least we can do is complain about it. Even the biggest powers do openly, shamelessly about small countries threatening them to build their case.
Mr Trump’s post is disappointing for India in four important ways: First, it implies a false equivalence between the victim and the perpetrator, and seemingly overlooks the US’ own past unwavering stance against Pakistan’s well-documented links to cross-border terrorism. Second, it offers Pakistan a negotiating framework which it certainly has not earned. India will never negotiate with a terrorist gun pointed at its head. Third, it “internationalises” the Kashmir dispute, an obvious objective of the terrorists. India rejects the idea of a dispute and sees the problem as an internal affair of India’s. India has never requested, not is likely to seek, any foreign country’s mediation over its problems with Pakistan. And fourth, it “re-hyphenates” India and Pakistan in the global imagination. For decades now, world leaders had been encouraged not to club their visits to India with visits to Pakistan, and starting with President Clinton in 2000, no US President had done so. This is a major backward step.
The statement that terrorism is the sole subject of talks with Pakistan must echo globally, leaving no room for misinterpretation
#Modiji#OperationSindoor#JaiHind