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Saturday, 2 November 2024

Pro India forces

From 1947 Indian politics revolved around “welfare state” and “corruption”. Since 2004 it has shifted to anti-India forces and pro-India forces. Today’s politicians have been contracted by foreign powers to openly indulge in anti-India activities. The foreign forces have been doling out billions of US$ to cultivate, train and popularise these elements. Their choice goes beyond service & batch to cadre!
M L Gupta

Friday, 1 November 2024

“ Delimitation”

The impending delimitation of constituencies for Lok Sabha and the States’ legislative assemblies, instead of population, should be based on a scientific formula like the one followed in case of Jammu & Kashmir. The population-based approach will increase the divide between the North and South Indian States.Why should the southern states be penalised for practising population control and suffer decline in the number of constituencies? On the contrary, some northern states will register disproportionate increase in the number. There is a need for introspection for evolving an even-handed approach.
A K Saxena (A former civil servant)