Change Politics
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System to be introduced to change the current political stream in India into virbrant and overflowing Political current full of Ideas and Initiatives for Global Policy change
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Mathew Cherian
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@Mr. Sreenivas, sir, gold is a precious commodity in the first place, moreover, the living standards and the wages has risen from the '60's, so that people can afford at the present prices. The wikipedia article clearly states there is no need to...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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@ Cherian Sir, to my understanding "Cornucopian" is a futurist who believes in that there is enough matter and energy on the Earth to provide for the ever-rising population of the world. It means he is an "Optimist". Here Pessimist is tagged as...
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Vinoy Scaria James
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| 1 year ago
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Thanks Cherian Sir for the topic! There is an indeed tilt towards pessimism in our society. Even policy decisions are treated with an air of - 'what could go wrong than what is the gains likely.' Naturally this reflects on decision makers and...
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I was quite impressedwith this writeup by our own Rammana 1970 batch (Naturally from Hyderabad ) and hence sharing with some of my friends I am probably well qualified to write this tribute to a man I have criticized continuously on these boards. YSR is definitely a man with a touch with reality. He knew his people well. And he served them without reservation. Anything that is called great is superfluous without comparisons. So I am goig to make a few comparisons on why YSR was different. The first time I noticed YSR was his Padayatra 2003. He walked and walked. I thought it was like Gandhi traveling in 3rd class in his earlier days. YSR came into power into AP that was very significant. C...
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balakrishna
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| 3 years ago
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there should be a party which will stand on principles like Loksatta in Andhra Pradesh though it won only one seat in recent elections but it tumbled lot of big bulls in the recent elections due to its vote share
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Makrand Bhave
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That is indeed a very good tribute and a very good insight on the gentleman who passed away!! Thanks for the referral.
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Charles davison
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YSR I believe has done a lot of good deeds as minister,yes it is to be lauded-there are people who destuct the very people who elect them. There are very few who actually perform in public.I guess he was one among them. At the same time Autocratic...
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We all aware of Dr.Manmohan Singh's recent initiative to prevent corrupt politics and corruption in politics. The Government now is proposing to make a code of conduct for politicians or ministers that they should not own any business interests which will be in conflict with their public duties as ministers. Though, we yet to see as to the status of proposed code of conduct initiated by Dr.Manmohan Singh and how it will be implemented, I think, it’s a good move as it will trigger a discussion atleast among the public on an important public issue. It is true that India can never claim that it is developed unless we bring required political reforms and able to give a clean and able governmen...
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Priya Varadan
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| 3 years ago
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It is the educated, rich, urban voters who dont go out and vote.. they crib about the system and wants everything right without any participation. Where as the the uneducated voter will always vote, that too in the rural area.. Why he votes on...
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Makrand Bhave
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The most significant reform is the VOTING RIGHTS BY EDUCATED only!! Really need to see how that is implemented because the dependence on vote banks reduces tremendously and immediately. Also, education becomes mandatory directly. I think its an...
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aniketskale
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| 2 years ago
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Yes This will help our economy but this will help to disclose curruption matters as well bcoz in our country we have. Leaders Can MAke Difference.
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Priya Varadan
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| 2 years ago
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i hope we are'nt talking of staff selection... the prerogative of choosing a cabinet or council of minister is with the PM or CM ..so leave to him/her u dont choose a minister b'cause, he is a MBA or MCA.or.... you need to be a good leader,...
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Rajiv Azad (Thinks out of Box)
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| 2 years ago
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Hi Arpit, considering Indian scenario, I would say, any move to cleanse the system wouldn't work. As we know our system is marred with corruption and nepotism. First eliminate these man made evils. Otherwise, those sitting in the proposed board...
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political myopia
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saswati chakraborty
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I am nobody just a democratic citizen of India who duly castes my vote in every election. I don’t understand any party favourisms and I just want a peaceful life. I belong to that city which witnesses every now and then a “Bandh of 24 hours” or a...
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BY CREATING A NEW SYSTEM
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BY BEING IN THE SYSTEM TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM
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Mathew Cherian
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"BY CREATING A NEW SYSTEM"
| 1 month ago
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One example I might suggest about the corruption agitation going on here among people. It again has our metaphysical ideas of dharma and karma intruding in our politics. Whan a manufacturer tries to initiate an investment or project a product...
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Abhik Dasgupta
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"BY BEING IN THE SYSTEM TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM"
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That is true but what about the weather which caused the apple in the first case to become rotten? It would remain same and would cause all fresh apples to rot sooner or later if the apple does not build immunity against the same. Please give it...
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George Varghese
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"BY BEING IN THE SYSTEM TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM"
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Creating a total new system will be a very risky task. It should be always better to be by being in the system change the system
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Debate: "HOW CAN YOUTH CHANGE THE POLITICAL SCENARIO OF INDIA?" deleted from your view.
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Who actually is most powerful political personality in India, as Mrs Pratibha Patil, The President? or Mr. Manmohan Singh, PM? or someone else? India is really lagging behind in Security if taking Chi...
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Bharath
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| 2 years ago
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political person can become powerful, when he is most honesty and other option is with good corruption record.In Indian political system, politicians cannot survive with their honesty levels. so each and everyone competing with others in the form...
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Binoy Nanambath
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| 2 years ago
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Power should not be the topic of discussion, it should be responsibility. Ask who is the most responsible citizen. He/she is the best politician. I hope you all remember this quote "with great power comes great responsibility". How many...
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Shridhar Chandru
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| 2 years ago
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Yes, politics is needed for legislation on social development. Where indians fail is in execution. so "synergy" between politicians and executive plays a key role in social development
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Bharat Bhushan
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| 2 years ago
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Not at all ,now days politics only related to gain vote bank.there was time when our leader had left moral example in the society.but now intention is almost clear...
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Sarika Singh
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| 2 years ago
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Yes of course but should totally change the way politics happening in India. If we have the best politicians and political system we will be the no. 1 country in all aspect ....
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to bring development younsters must join politics
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old and illiterate politics are doing good
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ankita agarweal
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"to bring development younsters must join politics"
| 2 years ago
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to bring new ideas, technology and strategies to country educated youth must join politics and illiterate politicians who knows just corruption must resign. this will bring success and development to our country.
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