‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’, says Noel
Coward.
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destructive tendencies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.
The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.
Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destructive tendencies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.
Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the administration.
If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason and common good .
We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
A‘Consider
the public. Never fear it nor despise it
,coax it, charm it ,interest it, stimulate it, shock it now and then if you
must ,make it laugh ,make it cry ,
but above all never , never, never
bore the living hell out of it’ says Noel
Coward
It is high
time those leaders and the administrators who never had any real
concern and respect for the aspirations of the general public, internalized the
spirit and flavor of the statement mentioned
above. In any democracy ultimately it is the general public which call the shot and their patience should not be treated as cowardice.
It is unfortunate that polarization of general public in terms of caste and colour,
region and religion and so on are well
exploited and the divisive and
destrctive tendancies are well perpetuated by politicians.
The tragedy
of our largest democracy is that there are too many political parties and too
many political leaders.The deeply entrenched dynastic politics when combined
with caste and creed, religion and greed
as deadly virus, effectively prevent the talent and enterprise of many
honest and dedicated persons to surface the immediate family.
The lack of
transparency in political fund collection and concentration of economic power within the family structure
ranging from print to visual media not to speak of the party trust fund and so
on are virtually killing the political initiatives.
Therefore
democratization of politics is the need of the hour; but it is highly unlikely,
as politics has become more of a business and reduced to caste centric
coalition devoid of any ideology or principles ably assisted by muscle
power.Criminalisation of politics is visible across the mainstream politics.
There is more alienation and frustration of the general public from the current
tribe of politicians and the adminstration.If money making madness alone is the
dominant force and the moneyed people alone can contest then the whole democratic exercise becomes
meaningless. Who will provide a better governance is the question each generation
has asked whenever the unbridled greed has dominated over reason. We have no
alternative but to patiently wait but in
the meanwhile there is a reasoned fear
that social unrest and tensions arising
out of mass unemployment and economic
deprivation would hijack and threaten
the very foundation of the pillars of democracy.
