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India elections: ‘Our rule of law is under attack from our own government, but the world does not see this’ https://theconversation.com/india-elections-our-rule-of-law-is-under-attack-from-our-own-government-but-the-world-does-not-see-this-226889 April 11, 2024 Led by the ideology of Hindutva, which perceives India’s history to be inextricably linked with Hindu religious practice, and with the help of a hand-picked committee of advisers, they have pursued a vision of India as a country run by Hindus for Hindus.
This is the story of how you build an authoritarian state, the legal way.
Step 1: reinterpret existing laws..Hindus attacking marginalised groups is no longer discrimination in India. But stating that powerful Hindu groups are attacking minorities is now hate speech or incitement
Step 2: introduce new laws. The second element of Modi’s strategy is the introduction of new anti-minority laws and criminal codes.
Step 3: silence the judges third strategy that India’s government has used to cement power and undermine democratic structures: the silencing of a once-independent, critical judiciary.
Step 4: revise history: To achieve complete control over public opinion, one final ingredient is required: one must use the now-subordinated legal system to promote a version of national history that falls in line with the government’s social and political vision.
At its heart, any authoritarian project – whether in the US, Russia or India – must set out to tackle the country’s legal system. To achieve the desired level of control, the project’s leaders know they must bring supposedly justice-producing institutions like courts and police into line with their political ideologies, or their ambitions for the country will fail.
NYAY GUARANTEES TO LIBERATE THE COUNTRY FROM BJP'S 10 YEARS ANYAY KAAL ✋🏾🇮🇳
Today the country is troubled, and people are frustrated -
✖ due to rising inflation
✖ due to increasing unemployment
✖ due to wrong GST
✖ due to increasing atrocities against women
👉🏾 On one hand, tax waivers and loan waivers worth lakhs of crores to a few billionaires
👉🏾 On the other hand, the general public is hit by inflation and higher taxes
⭕ Congress Party & INDIA Alliance have come together to guarantee justice against all these injustices
▪Yuva Nyay
▪Naari Nyay
▪Kisan Nyay
▪Shramik Nyay
▪Hissedari Nyay
How WhatsApp earns Money? | Secret Business Model of WhatsApp | Dhruv Rathee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTwtK-H1_A0 It has over 2 Billion Users Worldwide and is completely free to use. It was acquired by Facebook (Now Meta) in 2014. But have you ever thought about how does it earn money if it's completely free to use? How did it come into existence? How did it become so famous and dominate similar apps like WeChat, Hike, Line, Viber, etc? Why did the founder of WhatsApp leave the Company? What is the Business Model of WhatsApp?
June 2018 How WhatsApp Makes Money: The INSANE Story of WhatsApp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQd5bo9nIZs Aug 12, 2021
How Does WhatsApp Make Money? This mini-movie tells the story of WhatsApp, and the insane journey of Brian Acton & Jan Koum. Imagine this: you go for a job at Facebook and get rejected. A few years later, Facebook buy your company for $19 billion dollars. Well, for WhatsApp founders Brian and Jan, that’s exactly what happened. Unfortunately, for WhatsApp's users, the story perhaps doesn’t have quite such a happy ending… The story of how WhatsApp was built and scaled is both fascinating and worrying.
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