Sometimes, we suffer the tragedy of not getting what we want because, deep down, we're terrified of what might happen if we actually get it. We long for the very thing we fear, and in fearing it, we become the reason we never have it.

For upper castes and for North Indian dominant OBCs, Gandhism has always been a political project to position themselves as people's leaders, even while opposing the reforms necessary to build an equitable society. Do you know that Chaudhary Charan Singh opposed every effort to reform agriculture, including land reforms and the redistribution of land to landless peasants, yet he is still called a socialist farmer's leader simply because he was a Gandhian?

The real question is, if a govt of India decides to take land from landlords and distribute it among landless peasants, what percentage of UC left liberals will support it?

A generation’s ignorance becomes the next generation’s disaster. Every decision people make without thinking about its long-term consequences eventually becomes a burden that the next generation is forced to carry. Take, for example, a middle-class or lower-class man who has 16 children in a single generation. The consequences of that decision are bound to fall heavily on the next generation. The burden it creates is not going to magically disappear. That is the reality. And this principle goes far beyond having children. Whenever people remain ignorant about something that shapes their lives and the future of their children, they pass the consequences of that ignorance on to the next generation. The next generation ends up paying the price for the previous generation’s failure to think, question, and understand. This is also why ignorant people often have a miserable old age. Eventually, the next generation begins to understand what it has inherited from them. It starts to see the difference between what it needed from the previous generation and what it actually received. And when that inheritance consists of problems, burdens, and consequences that could have been avoided, resentment is inevitable. Let me give you another example. The Indian middle class before 2014 was politically ignorant, intellectually complacent, and foolish. That made it incredibly easy to feed them propaganda and manipulate their political consciousness. They failed to question the narratives being sold to them, failed to understand the long-term consequences of their political choices, and failed to recognize the kind of political order they were helping to create. The politics that emerged from that environment has shaped the country in ways that today's younger generation is now being forced to confront. The political crisis we are witnessing today did not emerge out of nowhere. It is, in significant part, the consequence of the previous generation's political ignorance and its failure to think beyond its immediate interests. When one generation refuses to think critically, the next generation is forced to live with the consequences of its stupidity.

Those who identify themselves through their physical appearance should seek people who appreciate them for it. Find people for whom your behaviour, attitude, philosophy of life, political views, and understanding of the world matter less than your appearance, and you’ll be happy with them. And there are plenty of such people around us. Why seek people who seek something more than just the appearance? They will make your life miserable. They'll tell you that your views are shit. Your ambitions are nonsensical. Your life is nothing but a show off.

And no meaningful order will pass until these cases are being heard by justice Surya Kant Sharma and Justice Bagchi.

This is just bullshit.

"We're the most obedient, servile and the most hard-working slaves."

Gandhi was not a scholar. Gandhi was not a leader. Gandhi was a great politician of his Era. Gandhians want him to be a scholar, a visionary leader, and what not, which he was not.

For Guha just like every other Gandhian(including Abhijit Dipke), everything starts with Gandhi and ends with Gandhi. He doesn't want anyone to have a stand or existence beyond the existence of Gandhi.

All Hindus except Brahmins are converted Hindus.

Most Indians are fake, pretentious, cringe-pro-max people. That's what they got as their role models.