Political discourse in India needs a
relook- I wish at least
some media houses report developmental activities and I can tell you they are
equally sensational and may increase the TRP.
Whether we like
it or not politics dominates any discourse or the multiple nuisance channels
and media houses.
Whether we like
it or not the dominant perspective to look at anything is through over
politicization.
Whether we like
it or not worse still, not only many political parties, so-called leaders,
media and influenced by these bunch of opportunistic agenda pushers, many people also project or are eager to
generate a politically motivated social engineering, based mostly on the
arithmetic of multiple identity based [caste, religious, ideological etc]
profiling to garner votes.
It is a good
sign that most of the divisive agents and agendas emanating from such perverted thinking
are slowly receding to the back ground and many other things which need to be prioritized
are starting to show their head out of the shell like a frightened tortoise.
Briefly summarized
they are overall economic developmental activities which can generate
employment and enhance prosperity leading to better living for all.
Economic
development like electricity works for whoever fixes the correct machine they
want, whether be it a fan or a tube light and it does not require media
projected nomenclatures like inclusive growth’
So, the recent
resounding victory, if at all it has done anything is to make people and political
parties to rise above out dated perverted profiling to garner votes so let us
all refrain from again projecting it as such.
What India
needs is lot of ministers and governments that deliver economic development
rather than emphasizing only on the arithmetic of multiple identity based
[caste, religious, ideological etc] profiling and what type of social
engineering can get votes how many votes in which constituencies.
This is a very
pathetic perspective to proceed on in 21st Century and an approach which is,
fortunately losing its relevance among the educated youth and women both of
whom prioritize economic development.
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