Gotta type it out on phone at this point, so will keep it brief. Anyone desiring receipts, lemme know, i'll write them up after work and studies (and ppl who have bothered to read my posts abt russia and finances would at least know i try not to just make bs up).
Super majority will allow big bang reforms, like they did with GST.
That's also presumably preventing them from stopping the deterioration in the country's fiscal health and doing quality controls on their much touted infra projects?
BJP cannot make land, farm and labour reforms without a super majority because the Opposition isn't playing ball, for obvious reasons, it's their system after all.
When the BJP has supermajority, if it ever does, it won't be able to do any of the above because the opposition would still exist and they wouldn't have dictatorial powers.
No one asked them to withdraw the farm bills, they were afraid of the political consequences.
GST at this point is flawed. Demonitisation was fundamentally useless, a lot of india's infra spending at this point is getting eaten up in corruption and mismanagement and the need to feel "proud" by looking at reels than practical urban design/problems, just compare ind as to ifrs/us gaap/k-ifrs/japanese gaap, its a joke.
which is why Modi was forced to create an alternative fund during COVID.
A fund that is completely exempt from rti or cag. But apparently supreme leader also needs that opaqueness.
RSS are pro-India, the short duration of Rao's PM-ship was pro-India.
Yeah, sure
And even more funny that he was pretty much the best Congress PM in terms of economic development that we had
It always better to dismiss the growth under Manmohan Singh's premiership until 2011 by calling him a puppet, or by suddenly forgetting how to read numbers, but sure
It was under him that we decided to go nuclear, not Vajpayee.
1974 must have been a weird accident then.
He deserves a massive statue of his own.
What's with this bizarre obssession with statues?
They aren't gonna help when the hi-tech sanctions start slicing across the economy.
Congress did not support liberalization of India.
Ah, TIL Manmohan Singh, Montek Ahluwalia and PVN Rao were in the BJP.
Get your news from Twitter, MSM is dead.
Right, the absolute bastion of free speech.
Days after Elon Musk declared that “comedy is now legal on Twitter,” the platform banned several comedians for parody tweets in which they impersonated its new owner
time.com
Accounts of reporters with The New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, Voice of America and other publications, went dark Thursday.
www.google.com
Starmer's gonna end the UK. Watch how he kills the middle class in the coming budget.
Right, yeah, sure
This chapter documents the course of the economy over the last 14 years for the forthcoming book 'The Conservative Effect, 2010-2024'.
ifs.org.uk
Didn't know the absolute stagnation in real incomes from 2010-2014 was under the Labour party.
The Tories fought against Brexit
Right. Andrew Lee, Michael Gove, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Jacob Rees-Mogg and then Theresa May, Jeremy Hunt etc were Labour/Lib Dem. Thanks a lot for the info.
You have successfully imported the Third World instead of regular Europeans like the Polish.
Oh yeah, sure, now the left is to blame for the brexiteers being devoid of common sense.
Say goodbye to elections.
Ahhh, right, okay, sure.
And if free and fair elections happen in 2029? I'm sure you'll take accountability for your words?
Or will that be a muslim, third world, lgbt, climate change, left conspiracy as well?
At this point, googling paranoia might be a better use of time.
Look, not sure if its gonna get through, but in this world, religion or ideology is less relevant than industrial prowess. Any country that maintains its industrial edge will win. The countries that don't will be relegated to the sidelines, regardless of size.
There's a reason why inspite of demographic stagnation, japan and sk will be relevant. And why biden arm twisted anyone he could to get industries back to the us. Its why the eu is willing to spend 10s of billions to get battery, auto and semicon manufacturing back.
Where's india on all this? Nowhere. Does it even have a half sensible policy? It doesn't.
Talk to your students, people are taking high skill qualifications in industrial domains, getting no suitable jobs in india, are either going abroad or taking up a job in an unrelated sectors. Upon that, your statistics quality is horribly bad, your filings are obscure. At this point, you could actually call the govt the NDA/No Data Available govt.
Of course, anyone raising questions is an urban naxal, [all buzzwords you wanna use].
