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Why won’t PM Modi sack Manipur CM Biren Singh? 4 reasons why he won’t & 5 reasons why he must  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-r7y31YYZrs Jul 24, 2023

80 days of bloodshed, horrific crimes against women, collapse of law & order machinery in Manipur — nothing has dented PM Modi’s trust in CM Biren Singh. In this episode of #PoliticallyCorrect, ThePrint’s Political Editor DK Singh explains why  

https://theprint.in/opinion/politically-correct/why-wont-modi-axe-manipur-cm-biren-singh-4-reasons-why-he-wont-5-reasons-why-he-must/1682903/?amp

Why won’t PM Modi sack Manipur CM Biren Singh? 4 reasons why he won’t & 5 reasons why he must

five reasons why PM Modi must axe the Manipur CM.

First, if 30-40 per cent of the population — the Kukis and other tribes — doesn’t trust the CM, the situation is unlikely to change unless he goes.

Second, while the Centre seems to be waiting for the crisis to dissipate over time, there are no signs of it even after 11 weeks. Rather, it threatens to engulf other states in the Northeast.

The third reason why PM Modi must let his Manipur government go is the adverse political and electoral implications... it seems to be unmindful of its women constituency.

The fourth reason for him to act against Biren Singh is again political — its implications for the tribal votebank. Tribals constitute 8.9 per cent of India’s population and have a significant presence in the four poll-bound states where the BJP has big stakes

Last but not the least, PM Modi must sack the Biren Singh government because for once, he is not looking like the strong and decisive leader the people started voting for in 2014.

 Jul 24, 2023 #PoliticallyCorrect

 In this episode of #PoliticallyCorrect, ThePrint’s Political Editor DK Singh explains why  

Indian freebies are working. But it’s not reducing poverty, only making people spend less https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dhR88b2B9o ThePrint Jul 25, 2023 Subsidies, freebies and government schemes are reducing how much the poor have to pay for essentials, but are doing nothing for their incomes. With growing aspirations, expect freebies to increase and become more diverse, The Print Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan argues in #StandardDeviation

Subsidies are here to stay. Worryingly, subsidy expenditure will likely increase as Indian politicians try to meet a wider set of aspirations through more diverse freebies.
TCA SHARAD RAGHAVAN https://theprint.in/opinion/standard-deviation/indian-freebies-are-working-but-its-not-reducing-poverty-only-making-people-spend-less/1683780/
25 July, 2023  t poverty alleviation is more than just providing basic essentials and leaving things at that. Yes, a roof over one’s head, access to electricity, drinking water, and cooking gas are all absolutely essential for everybody. But aspirations don’t end there....The overwhelming feeling is that the bottom half of India is not doing well at all. They’re just about getting by, and there’s very little scope for any improvement any time soon. This means subsidies are here to stay. Worryingly, it also means subsidy expenditure will likely increase as politicians try to meet a wider set of aspirations through more diverse freebies.

RTI Activist, Ms. Anjali Bhardwaj speaking at NAPM Conference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3ODD40vWvA  Dalit Adivasi Shakti Adhikar Manch -DASAM  Nov 11, 2019
In India, Nine families have the wealth equivalent to 50% of Indian families. If these moneyed families are the ones giving money to political parties, then these parties will do the work for these families..   Taxes are paid by the common man, to run the government... 

Aqal Ki Baat: Anjali Bhardwaj- RTI Act- Hindi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms6bsUdsOCQ Anhad India Apr 25, 2019
Aqal Ki Baat is a voluntary effort by a small group of friends to sensitize the citizens on various issues of concern. In times when national media has totally compromised and lies are propagated and repeated a 100 times, when all efforts are made to ensure that people do not question and do not think, Aqal Ki Baat is a small effort to question the one sided narrative.