Rohit
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For the rest. Okay let's start: You advocate development should be redefined. Kindly explain?
Btw, some may that argument for US too that it is no more than a giant market for Chinese goods..
106 weeks ago @ Retributions - The Reservation Debate... · 0 replies · +1 points
a) I personally find caste abhorrent but if we are going to have caste-driven reservations, then caste-census is essential.
b) Please note: The caste census is only the first step. The second and the most important step is to classify who is an OBC, and then ensure the list is revised periodically and reflects geographical variations.
Btw, what difference does it make to you? Not that you have cared much about data, ever. You already just knew...
108 weeks ago @ Retributions - Twitter-Gate? · 0 replies · +1 points
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111 weeks ago @ Retributions - The Naked Secularist · 0 replies · +1 points
Allow me to further expand my point. When I say partially succeeded in the political process, what I mean is failure. In my opinion, whoever presides over a state when such riots happen---whether due to sins of commission or omission----should lose elections. Unfortunately, it has not happened. Neither in case of Rajiv Gandhi or Sharad Pawar or Narendra Modi. Nevertheless, that Modi's rise as a national leader has been stymied by the riots is something which gladdens my hear. For politicians are driven by incentives. We encourage bad behavior as voters and that is what we will get.
What you allude to as conversation between Jaafri and Modi is part of the legal process. Now, whether Modi is guilty by legal standards is not to be judged by me but by the Courts. SIT is a step in the right direction.
Nevertheless, as a voter, I would not vote for him based on the political price principal. However, I would still defend his right to due process of law. As I have done in case of terrorists or anyone else for that matter.
Unfortunately, the political and legal process is often confused. Something to guard against.
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