Comments by "పానకాలు పూనకం" (@PanakaluPoonakam) on "44 years on, two things that have changed in Modi’s BJP, and one that hasn’t" video.

Corruption is a very complex subject. One of the reasons is competing objectives. And you'd be surprised that in 'today''s India people will be very dissatisfied without corruption. Its a kind of grease that gives a semblance of efficiency . I'll give an analogy. People say honesty and communication is the key to a good relationship. But trust me people in long lasting relationships will tell you that reasonable lies and lot of silence are the key to good relationship. Cheers and best wishes!
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@iyyakuttirajasekaran9906 Not really a new perspective. ALL politicians and good bureaucrats know it. That's why no one really thinks too much about corruption. Its just noise that news papers and journalists make. But, TBH, EVERYONE wants corruption less systems. The problem is designing such a system in which people will work without friction is very difficult, situation and culture dependent i.e. systems from abroad cannot be imported and implemented here. We need to build our own. Technology can make it easier. It will take some time but I am sure we will build our own corruption free govt.
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Unemployment is a very difficult problem to solve. There are no easy solutions at all. Suppose we had extremely skilled labor, it would help address it to some extent. But skilling people is a time consuming process. A good engineer takes 10-12 years to skill himself. If such a thing happened in 80's we could have enjoyed its benifits in 90's. And so on. And then there is technology like Chat GPT that will storm and threaten to kill ~20% of jobs. Who can plan for that? No govt or no individual can plan for such radical changes. Be prepared, unemployment will be a challenge for a long long time to come. And TBH, it takes no genius to point of unemployment. We all know that. You don't have to do a PhD in political science in JNU to point that out. No one believes that Congress has a solution. BJP still is our best bet. Cheers and best wishes!
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@iyyakuttirajasekaran9906 Sorry, can you clarify what do you mean by "family is the root cause of corruption"? Does Osho mean that favoritism for one's own family is the root cause of corruption OR the very existence of a family system gives raise to corruption? That's a bit unsettling statement. Please clarify. Thanks.
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People who think RSS has taken backseat are deluding themselves. They are more entrenched as ever. You will hit them wherever you go - politics, social work, agri policy, educational policy etc.
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@RahulKumar-tp4zr I said "being entrenched". RSS never fights elections at all. That isn't their objective at all. RSS is expanding itself under the shadow of Modi's stature. And it has become very entrenched now. That's what I am saying. BTW, I am a political worker and I look into few policy matters. And I meet RSS karyakartas everywhere, at every level. And that includes police officers, lawyers, IAS officers, professors etc. That's what I am saying.
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What are you saying? BJP govt is responsible for it? And it doesn't take any special skill to point that out sitting in your A/C office. Providing solution is altogether another matter. As if Congress has any plan to solve it. BJP still is our best bet.
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