110 thoughts on “Patriotism versus Populism

  1. Adarsh Upadhya

    Even if Indians think of only themselves then also they should not vote for corrupt politicans. After all, the general public and every individual suffers from bad governance. Educated youth should now come into politics.

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  2. Jangshant KAUR

    Let us wait and see who wins in Bihar. If the Nitish-Lalu alliance wins, populist ideology wins; if BJP wins then Hindutva wins; if Congress wins then only words win. But the best option is BJP, at least they have Narendra Modi.

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  3. isha ARORA

    In India ask any one who they are people will tell their caste. It is not about religion now it is more about caste. Congress abolished untouchability and gave strength to lower caste. If BJP wants support then they have to work for dalits.

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  4. ABHAY RAJ

    Only people like you who are enjoying ac offices and homes advocate end of subsidy which you call freebies. One day you will say that MGNREGA is not good then you will say cheaper rice and grains is hurting economy. Better talk about tax evasion.

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  5. Maruti kalra

    What about AAP? They won in both elections of Delhi since they promised cheaper water and electricity. Same is with governments in Bihar and Bengal. People should be smarter while casting votes.

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  6. chetan bhatia

    Boss the difficulty in our country is not that there are number of religions but that there are many sub-divisions in religions. Why cant we be Indians just like Americans or even Pakistanis? I am with you and want patriotism to prevail.

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  7. Deepak Kalia

    Every political party in India is backed by some or the other caste group and BJP is no different. Candidates of parties should be selected basis their reputation and not their power. If politics is improved then we will become more united than ever.

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  8. Aakansha Mastwal

    People have no choice sir. Whom shall they elect when the whole bunch of contenders is corrupt? Then in return they make populist policies to make happy the votebank. It is a circle ending nowhere.

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  9. Hinal mehta

    Biggest populist policy is the steady rate of Indian railways for passenger segment. Lalu Mamta and Nitish and others did nothing to improve services they just made voters contended. BJP should take 60 months to get rid of this.

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  10. JAHNVI Gandhi

    All that is happening these days is the result of caste and communa politics. Common people suffer because of law makers. Why cant supreme court make a rule that for every bad word they speak they should be put behind bars.

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  18. Vineet Sasurkar

    We also need to consider that India is a collection of many dialects and communities. If we concentrate on any one community, we can see that there is a lot of bonding and affection between themselves. India falters on patriotism on a national level but not on a local level. Even the 640 princely states which merged into India were patriotic to their own territories. This unification process has still not completed and that is the reason we see politicians bringing policies which benefit their own constituencies even at the cost of harming national resources.
    Educated people are always seen fighting on the topics that were given to them during college debates. They never get into deep to think that there may be some other reasons, too. They never try to bridge the gap between urban and rural India and that is the reason Urban India is seen to be talkative and Rural India ignorant.

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