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Ballasticmissile Hero Username: Ballasticmissile Post Number: 12003 Registered: 07-2012 Posted From: 145.116.177.118 Rating: N/A |
https://youtu.be/GOStihBda9g All points are ok....but no one is going in-depth on one single topic and answering properly. Economists say about the green path forward. Political scientists say about the neighborhood effect and dismantling of nehruvian secularism. I am wondering the actual longterm impact on the population and its standard of living. ........... Real points to take. 1) indian government has first time reached every village in India ...by giving cylinder, electric connections. Which show that government is concerned about them. It’s appalling to know that previous governments had not even done such simple things in many northern states. While in south it’s pretty much a normal thing. 2)veto players in the indian policy spectrum. Regarding the economic decisions, where he must satisfy his base, business interests and actual economics of normal populace. 3) Besides this developed parts of the country voted on nationalism and sectarianism which can also be said as a majority nationalism. Though this gives more interesting and good insights than republic tv circus or ndtv, cnn-ibn crap...I want even more in-depth analysis on the outcomes by giving various scenarios...rather than throwing arrows in the dark. Capacity vundi, laziness, and uninspired life is a waste of time. YOLO kada.... But experiences is how you bring meaning to life. Worthiness should be earned with adequate efforts. |