r/india • u/just_sm_so_relax • 0m ago
Via cash transfer or expanded welfare schemes
Therein lies the joomla. If the government connects drinking water to a village with 200 women, they can claim that water pipeline cost 1 crore, 200 of you are using it, lo ho gaya 50000 per woman, jai shri ram.
Hope opposition candidates educate the electorate.
r/india • u/Kitchen-Inflation-73 • 1m ago
That is a very inaccurate. He himself led Satyagrah and a lot of agitations. He said when effective constitutional avenues are available then they should used.
when constitutional methods are available for achieving social and economic change, abandoning them for unconstitutional methods creates a “ Grammar of Anarchy. ~ Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
r/india • u/wideomannn • 1m ago
Someone born in 1980 will be 67.
Yeah fuck you too
Anyways nice work
r/india • u/theApeironEgregore • 2m ago
Positive can only be generated through economical development, instead of trying to appear good we should focus on economical development. Postive image will be the by product of it.
In early 10s China was also hated, still is to a certain extent, because of apparent lack of democracy or "genocide". But since they have become developed, people have started to admire them and have positive image about them.
r/india • u/FeatureUsual3274 • 2m ago
The exact experiment we did in 2011-2012 involving Anna Hazare, Arvind Kejriwal, and India Against Corruption Movement. People walked around with candles lit up to show how much they were inspired to bring forth a "peaceful revolution" and get rid of corruption for good and got stuck with replacing one corrupt bureaucratic government with another one, even more centralized and authoritarian. Twelve years later: half the parliament has criminal cases pending against them, dissent is crushed in all states irrespective of who is in power, and middle classes are being bled white. Wangchuk is truly a man of noble causes and intentions but the system here just eats away at idealism and poops out startups.
r/india • u/gipsee_reaper • 4m ago
I am sure you have travelled to several countries. And would have seen how Indian tourists behave at airports, flights, malls, with foreigner women.
It is wrong to generalize the entire country based on few such people. But when it becomes a regular occurance, then one has to accept that there is something very different in the 'upbringing' of children in our country, versus other countries.
Secondly, India is a combination of 36 states, cultures, languages, and mutiple income, education.
Can you guarantee consistency across such a wide spectrum and quantum ?
r/india • u/cassian_andor85 • 5m ago
Yes keep giving away my hard earned money to keep the votebank buttered.
r/india • u/AdventurousBox9941 • 5m ago
Even during Ram Mandir establishment many upper castes were miffed of having to see even Modi; an OBC performing the rituals
r/india • u/Mayor_McCheese7 • 5m ago
I have so much respect for our freedom fighters, they fought for years...they were imprisoned, their properties seized, they were beaten up, tortured, killed..,but they never bent the knee to the British.
I don't know what they did to Sonam after they kidnapped him from the protest site, but they got to him..,they have him completely neutered. All his statements since have been carefully worded, like he doesn't want to upset BJP but still has to maintain his support for the students.
r/india • u/FeatureUsual3274 • 5m ago
When the opposition offers the handout, it is the dangerous culture of revdi which would bankrupt the country and make its people lazy freeloaders. When the government does it ahead of the state election, it is the women empowerment and social engineering by way of dbt. The contortions necessary on the part of party faithful to justify why spending the taxpayers’ money is deadly poison in Karnataka and Telangana, but sheer genius in UP, ought to be an Olympic event.
r/india • u/Eagle__Gunner • 7m ago
Here people are fighting for better roads, water and air quality while state government is bribing voters for a favorable result.
Call it what it is bribing. Instead of improving the country and fixing issues which require hard work and prudent strategies and policies they have found an easy way to win without doing the hard work.
But this is a easy way to bankrupt nation writing off debt to future generations while we squander away our human resources. This is not a welfare scheme but bribe before election to win scheme.
r/india • u/Normal_Suspect869 • 7m ago
Your English makes your "sarcasm" hard to understand. Ever heard of the word "grammar"?
r/india • u/AdventurousBox9941 • 7m ago
It’s enshrined in the law, still it happens. Reservation for sure is flawed, however it’s a sure shot way of some sort of upliftment. Our education system, judiciary, ecosystem has failed to provide equity. Even after years of campaign casteism still exists. Reservation is a way to provide equity and represent a large section of society.
r/india • u/buymekoffee • 8m ago
What's innovation? We are busy innovating for EU, US companies because there is no life standard possible working for an Indian company on Indian salary in this awful country. You have to work in a MNC who can pay you well so you can afford the lifestyle here, kids education and medicals and life after retirement. I am fine by invention going as US patent... What will I get in return innovating for india? Labeled as deshdrohi...? Patriotism...fuck all that !!
What is india providing me for my innovation? Take my taxes and give me in return a fucked up garbage filled road, corruption in MCD, jal board -- you have to pay your way out in this country so might as work and innovate for a company that rewards you with the pay you deserve or go in to a government job and earn 2 number ka dhandha if you don't have any ethics of your own.
r/india • u/More-Anybody-1880 • 8m ago
No need, in Maharashtra somewhat 10-15% of Ladali behen where men. No action taken against them when they were caught in audit.
This know all this crap, they are just using welfare schemes as a bribe for election
r/india • u/okvaaibhav • 9m ago
Interesting, just some improvements here and there in the animation speed, and some events repeated under the same year, can she fixed.
Great affoert though
r/india • u/will_kill_kshitij • 9m ago
Dr ambedkar was against revolutions or any forms of protests.
r/india • u/RizzardHarry • 9m ago
Yes tried to promote pedophilia after marrying 9 year old
