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Indian Politics:Why it is so messed up?

          Politics:A word for the Illiterates
                                                         -Piyush R.Prusti

To become an IAS officer one has to work very hard cracking the prelims, mains & then viva , but still he/she is under a political office holder who has not even passed the boards. Why is it so? Going by our books,politicians are those who can understand the people and frame policies for the betterment of their overall lifestyle.But then a vital question arises what development will he/she make if he/she has no idea what actually development is? It is not that all are uneducated, there are some who are educated but their number are mere.In our Indian homes we often hear from our family and relatives that -"If you don't study,what you will do in your life?Politics?".Is it the history of Indian politics making them say that or something else. There are numerous ministers holding vital  positions and offices in the parliament without any educational qualification. For eg: Rabri Devi - Chief minister of Bihar for 3 terms with just elementary education;Smriti Irani - current Union Minister holding the ministry of Textile and Women and Child development; Anant Geete - current Minister of Heavy industry and public enterprises and many more.This might be the reason for the kind of atmosphere of fear, extortion, corruption and communal division they have totally left the country in fragments. What should be done ? Should there be a minimum educational qualification for being in the parliament ?A tough decision to be taken for the betterment of future India.The politics of future populist nationalism is now being challenged by those who feel troubled by economic anxiety and social upheaval. Though there is no moral force on the horizon today but who knows what another decade of intense political disruption and dictatorial impulses could throw up.

                         The 2020 Delhi Riots
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         A heated argument in the Rajya Sabha
Image Courtesy:The Indian Express.

This blog is written by Master Piyush Ranjan Prusti for Mr. Fact Checker for which we are grateful to him.Piyush has specialisation in English language and communication skills

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  1. UnknownMay 9, 2021 at 10:47 AM

    India is always corrupted by these leaders. The thing is the framework of our democracy is little insecure. Nehru, during his reign has changed the constitution many times and created various loopholes. Ambedkar would have been too proud of him.

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    1. EduRankersJune 29, 2021 at 11:37 AM

      Hey!
      We know that many bad decisions were taken but we can always strive to make our India a better place.

      Delete

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