Modi has UNITED the entire country AGAINST him.
People from all walks, all religions, all castes, all regions, from a small child to the elderly folks... Each one of them are TOGETHER.
Each one , and Unitedly All of them want to kick out the RSS BJP out of India forever.
Rahul Gandhi is remarkably intelligent, humble, and realistic. And has the love of a Buddhist monk who has attained Nirvana, to go with these great qualities.
In many ways he is a lone warrior. As much as I praise MK Stalin, I am also aware that Stalin is ably supported by his vigilant and ideologically unrelenting partymen. Stalin is able to combine his maturity, wisdom and foresight, with the bravery and warrior spirit of the DMK cadres.That makes the DMK a nearly untouchable force.
Rahul Gandhi does not have that advantage. His partymen are his biggest weakness. Many of them are clueless hangers-on. His democratic disposition, while absolutely right, doesn't yield him immediate benefits. My only hope is that it shouldn't affect his own rationality, because lack of results in the short term is naturally irritating to most people, and they resort to quick fixes. I hope that doesn't happen to the admirably courageous RG.
In any case, the ultimate truth in any democracy is that the people get the government they deserve. If BJP rules India today, it is only because the quality of our people is such that they deserve only the BJP and nothing better at this point in time. Modi is the PM today, because people chose him.
If tomorrow shit became a famous eatable across the country, it wouldn't mean that shit has suddenly become incredibly nutritious. It would only mean that people have gone nuts. That's the state of affairs in the country today.
A good leader can only talk sense in a democracy. Unfailingly and always and everywhere. That's what Rahul does. It is up to the people to understand wise counsel when offered, and make judicious choices. If they are stupid enough to fall for pernicious narratives that have the potential to destroy their well-being and eventually break the nation, well, that's exactly what they will likely get in the end.
Because, that is exactly what they deserve.
Can't complain, bro! Caveat Emptor!
Author Credit - Swaminathan Poornachandran
@banojyotsna Hi! Is the book available in book stores in Delhi? I was looking for it on amazon in US and couldn’t find it. My husband is traveling to Delhi at the moment and we would like to get a copy for ourselves. Can you please tell us where can he get it from? Thank you.
@rajshriartist Hello Rajshri! I have been following your work with Nabhang Foundation for a while. I am in California and have been part of a fund raising organization called Asha for Education. May be we can work out something for you to raise funds for your school? https://t.co/kYgTUOrwtS
@rajshriartist Hello Rajashri! I have worked with a non profit in Rajasthan and my area of work was non formal educationof children who have no access to the govt schools. I moved to the US and started volunteering with a fund raising organization that supports education programs across India.
🇺🇸🇵🇸 Rachel Corrie
Over 20 years ago, an Israeli bulldozer crushed Rachel Corrie to death.
Rachel Corrie was a 23-year-old American woman who spent her time advocating for the rights of Palestinians.
On March 16th 2003, Rachel stood in front of a Palestinian home in Rafah, with the objective of preventing an Israeli bulldozer from destroying it.
She was wearing a bright orange vest, and was yelling through a megaphone trying to persuade the driver to stop.
The bulldozer ran her over.
Israel claimed her death was an accident.
Her family never received justice.
Rachel’s last words were, “I think my back is broken.”
RIP Rachel Corrie 💔🕊️
@WhileWeWatched@POVdocs@ravishndtv Thank you Vinay and @ravishndtv for this important film. 🙏 With tears in my eyes I salute your courage and thank you from the bottom of my heart for raising your voice against the regime.