Is it now time to truly say Jai Hind!
Unfortunately, the blinking was over something that was never called for in the yesteryear of politics.A Railway Minister would resign, in those times, following a terrible railway accident. But he took responsibility as the ultimate authority. Unfortunately, that sense of honour, self-respect, and decency is lost in politics today.
- ▪Unfortunately, the blinking was over something that was never called for in the yesteryear of politics.A Railway Minister would resign, in those times, following a terrible railway accident.
- ▪But he took responsibility as the ultimate authority.
- ▪Unfortunately, that sense of honour, self-respect, and decency is lost in politics today.
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- ▪ Is it now time to truly say Jai Hind! — The Hindu
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The Prime Minister blinked! The government blinked! Unfortunately, the blinking was over something that was never called for in the yesteryear of politics.A Railway Minister would resign, in those times, following a terrible railway accident. Not that it was his personal negligence. But he took responsibility as the ultimate authority. Unfortunately, that sense of honour, self-respect, and decency is lost in politics today. The cars with red lights, a house in Lutyens Delhi, and a false sense of aggrandisement is now the priority.The resignation of an Education Minister, which should have been immediate following the NEET catastrophe, became an issue requiring a huge protest.
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