Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
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Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
20:11 IST, Monday, November 09, 2009
Reply by: saurabh
In the name of 'Marathi Manoos' pride MNS has proved that it is no less than a terror party defying all the ethics of constitution.If our national language cannot be spoken in the assembly then definately its a shame for us. We don't need CHINA to disintegrate us into 30 pieces.We have a hell lot of them right here in India. Its high time Congress also take stern action against Raj Thackeray otherwise definately what we witnessed in early 90s in USSR will follow suit.

Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
03:16 IST, Saturday, November 07, 2009
Reply by: akgupta
I guess Mp is ruled by National party BJP. If National party do such politics, then discard that.
Re:Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
Monday, November 09, 2009
Reply by: rakesh | Replied to: akgupta
yes...every indian has rights to go anywhere....but they should respect their culture too....why abu azmi has problem in taking oath marathi.... watch the video carefully...he showed chappal to MNS MLAs....

Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
00:07 IST, Saturday, November 07, 2009
Reply by: Abhishek Varshney
When will these leaders stop to play this cheap politics based on region and states? In Independent India, any citizen is free to go, work and live in any part of the country. Then who are these politicians to teach us where to work and where not?
Re:Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
Monday, November 09, 2009
Reply by: Rakesh | Replied to: Abhishek Varshney
I am studying in New Mexico. Yesterday I got chance to visit a concert organized by Indian people. And you can see American people and kids participating in the programs. They dance on Indian tunes with Indian people. If American people can allow non-US citizens to celebrate their festive then why an Indian is not allow to speak a certain language in Maharastra. I hate my country and its countryman because we are never Indian. Some time we are from backward caste or upper caste, Hindu or Muslim, UP or Maharastra when we gonna be Indian rather than all this nonsense. China is right Indian should be divided into different states. Shame on India and its people.
Re:Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
Monday, November 09, 2009
Reply by: DEEPAK | Replied to: Abhishek Varshney
I think there are valid concerns on both sides,see in India there is corruption and lawlessnessin every state but in some states there is only corruption and lawlessness.I think migration is OK if it is in limit and two way.Some states are progressing inspite of evrything and suddenly a huge army of people flock in willing to work at much lower rates and thus making locals unemployment also adding to the burden on resources like land and water.Also the matter is that those states have such a bad law and order states that we cannot go there and do any buisness or job,forget politics.But they come here are given right to do it comfortably.Also population of these states are growing at much fater rates than others, so I think goverment should think on this aspect too.
Re:Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Reply by: P.Ramalingam | Replied to: Abhishek Varshney
It all starts from poverty in the case of manual labour and urban "so- called" educated who do not want to do this type of work.Migration for work is natural. Why,NRI are in millions.So one-upmanship in political leaders is more out of bankruptcy of slogan."India Shining" did not pay dividends at the 2004 elections while "garibi hatao"did. So the answer is YES- Damage is done but cannot quantify it.Life is reduced to survival of the fittest There can be no barometer to measure. The question is not how much damage. What is the Solution? If Abhishek Varshney can scan the NREG-II that includes all the Pro-people initiatives of UPA-II, we may find some answer. P.Ramalingam Chennai.
Re:Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Reply by: ASHOK VISWANATH | Replied to: Abhishek Varshney
Mark Twain noted that “No man’s life, liberty, or property is safe while the legislature is in session.” This saying is true till date. Law makers are often law breakers. More often, they are law bwnders1: Heriditary succession as political heads is the order of the day. Unless we, the well educated decide to give a turn to politics in our country, our future generations may mot have the right to live in our own land and we will be seen as aliens in a land ruled by the ill-educared for the illiterates. In that sense, our interference in politics, though be by outsiders, that is to say by well educated mass, will be in the right direction. Unless we keep our house clean and tidy, we have no right to comment on the topic under discussion. Let us begin now and here.
Re:Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
Saturday, November 07, 2009
Reply by: SMISHRA | Replied to: Abhishek Varshney
This is what BJP is.They talk of nationalism and act opposite. These people will not allow country to remain peaceful.

Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
20:23 IST, Friday, November 06, 2009
Reply by: Akshay
Well..what kind of future is the Chief Minister wants for his people? Working in the factories . Breathing in soot, get sick and die a lowly death. Not falling in the "outsider" debate my observation is that "Politicians" are the curse and root of the problem. Bihar was destroyed by corrupt politicians...land of higher education and rich land. And now politicians play "outsider" card for the vote. "Sorrow OF INDIA" are out useless and corrupt policians of which there is no lack of headcount.

Re:Outsider politics: How much damage is done?
19:03 IST, Friday, November 06, 2009
Reply by: Rahul
The more rabid the agenda the easier buy in it would have from the marginal sections. And hence you have politicians venturing to exploit xenophobic sentiments after having used religious and language platforms to further their cause. There is always a deprived unengaged section in society which will latch on to politician playing to the gallery more for sustenance and less for the agenda per se. Having said that, I don't think outsider politics will have a mass following as we move towards demographic homogeniety within geographic regions.

 
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