Anthropology of Politics, Elections 2024 & Further

[@swapnilsingh9372]

Politics should not become such a big thing that our mother earth for it is mostly forgotten. Politicians in india are not usually 20-30 years old not even 40. India is a country where most of the population is young and leaders are mostly senior citizens. So after few years they all are gonna die eventually leaving behind the issues which should have been solved during their reign. The young generation will have to face consequences in the near future. The issues like climate change, overpopulation, water scacity, poverty and equality, health and education, biodiversity loss are constrained to issues like article 370 and nationalism. Btw, your efforts are appreciable! Thank you sir.

[@ProfessorBy14]

I recently watched your video on KZbin and was deeply impressed. Your ability to explain complex concepts with such clarity and enthusiasm is truly remarkable. The visuals were engaging and the examples were practical, making the content easy to follow and understand. Your passion for teaching shines through in every frame, and it's evident how much effort you put into creating high-quality educational material. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and inspiring us to learn more. Your dedication is greatly appreciated, and I look forward to watching more of your insightful videos.

[@vaibhavtyagi4523]

Respected sir, I appreciate the views mentioned in the video. I have few observations to make, 1. If freebie of PDS is wrong then freebie of transport or any other kind is also wrong (electricity, water, LPG etc) because it is ultimately putting money in people’s hand (as transport money could be used for other expenses same could be done for food money saved due to PDS).⁠ 2. ⁠MNREGA when it was introduced raised the agricultural labour cost ( + gave money in hand of poor) which will eventually come back in circulation. Hence it benefited those who availed it directly and indirectly as well to others. 3. ⁠Regarding Agniveer scheme, if no one is happy then the number of applicants should go down rather increasing. (This year there was 10% increase from last year). 4. ⁠For farmers issue, supreme court committee on those 3 farm laws said that 87% of the farmers of country were in favour of the policies. (More could be said but i guess this highlights the reality of protest)

[@RajSingh-cn3hb]

such a good and informative video by respected vaid sir . please bring the second part tooo....

[@letstalk1757]

Respectfully, I disagree with a whole lot of your argument sir but your opinions are very much welcomed (must be shaped on your personal experiences...so fair enough) 1st and foremost in my own locality free housing (which is not entirely free..not a freebie but they have to pay certain amount so it's basically a help) and toilets (again not free) are made for people who were living in leaf huts and tin houses. Constitution's basic framework is to uplift the citizens of india and little help is a great step ahead. 2nd 370A abrogation is a great step..power was given in wrong hands and was abused hazardously.(National Security threat was the biggest issue considering disputed border) 3rd CAA is something which should have been done 70 years ago because that was a promise made during the time of partition. And yes they tried to implement it earlier also but all the protests and resistance hindered it and considering the very little number of benefited migrants, I don't see any impact on election. 4th Recently visited Japan for an official work..I got due respect from the people over there for being an Indian..one of them was telling me about an indian product she loved "Buddha Rice" ( I didn't even knew about this product) . 5th it's highly unfair for any 10 years old government to hold accountable for the blunders done in previous 60-70 years. And they don't merely have to develop this country but also need to retract it from extreme conditions. Being critical is very important but if they are doing something, they deserve the credit and applaud. If I have to be critical...They definitely need to work on Climate change issue, sustainable development, urban issues, railway development(Delayed/late trains) , waste management, protection/cleanliness of water bodies and most important issue that need an immediate attention is Pollution especially bad air quality. (Everything I said was my personal opinion and on my own personal experiences. Thanks.)

[@jhulelal108]

Hello sir, Thanks a lot for giving such a different take on the elections which most (could read 'all') of the channels do not ever share. Sharing my comments/doubts 1. Maybe you missed the wealth distribution agenda raised by Sam Pithroda 2. Why do you say that abrogation of Art 370 reinforces non entry of Kashmiri Pandits in the area? 3. Can you share why would you say that EC handed away the elections to BJP on a platter?