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The journal of public life, politics & ideas · பொது வாழ்வு, அரசியல் மற்றும் சிந்தனை

The rise of a novel political dream..

The moment you read the title I know it would leave you baffled cos it involves the term politics but fear not perspectives are bound to change.

Well perhaps the age old practise of staying reluctant towards politics just grew on us, cos all we see from the outside are a couple of clean clothed hypocritical men who talk of all that’s possible but end up doing the exact opposite. Well yes heights of hypocrisy right ?

Well well for all those of you who feel that way, take a moment and complete reading this small piece of wording, perhaps it might change your mind.

Cos politics is not something that you can watch for afar and hope for things to become better in years time. Politics is something that equates to your daily routine. Your daily bread and milk depends on politics, your daily work and fuel depends on it, your child schooling and lifestyle depends on it, your life and death is determined strongly by politics ; it becomes the part and parcel of your routine invariable then how would you keep your self separate from politics. We are two entities that remain inseparable no matter what resistance you take up.

Indian politics was built not on a vivid and fancy dream or vision, it involves the toil of a million who lived and died to make this land of a hundred languages into a single sub-continent- INDIA.

So we shall not underestimate the roots of our beginning. After all ‘what you sow is what you reap’.

Indian politics began as a huge burden carried forward by the Gandhi’s and Nehru’s and a hundred others of course.

The Congress men made it a point to straighten the bend and crooked back of indian politics let behind by the Britishers.


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