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February 9, 2018
The path is now clear to get 30 to 40 per cent of Indian vote for Swarna Bharat Party
I’m sharing this info since by now everything is coming together nicely. 1. THERE IS MASSIVE UPTAKE OF SBP’S MESSAGE ON THE GROUND The people of India are fed up and want to find out why things are not working. Our work in Eastern UP has convincingly demonstrated that people are keen and willing to […]
Please share this information with any young leaders you know – Young Leaders Workshop in Allahabad in April to change India’s future
Swarna Bharat Party invites young leaders to a workshop in Allahabad in April to change India’s future National Press Release – to be released across India 10 February 2018 – for immediate release Mr Rahul Pandit, Working President of Swarna Bharat Party, India’s only liberal party, issued an invitation to those youth of India who are […]
February 6, 2018
Why the elites of India hate the idea of replacing socialism with capitalism
This SBP FB post today makes it all abundantly clear: The wealthy and the elites of India support socialism because it generates extreme poverty and thereby gives them access to cheap labour which they hire for their personal use, in the form of personal servants, drivers, maids, gardeners, chowkidars. SBP does not expect most such […]
A formula for SBP’s electoral success
This podcast that I made earlier today summarises a simple formula for SBP’s GUARANTEED electoral success – based on years of experience gained in this regard. Basically there are five steps: (1) start from outside the big cities and focus on rural areas first; (2) cut out all middlemen (e.g. “activists”); (3) make unplanned […]
February 5, 2018
A critique by Sanjay Sonawani of the paper “Rigvedic Aryans: An Example of “The Mistaken Identity”” – By VR Patil
A few weeks ago, one VR Patil of Pune sent me a 50 page PDF file (see this). Unfortunately I’ve had no time to review it. I sent to Sanjay Sonawani for comment. This is his comment: The whole exercise of Mr. Patil is to prove the indigenous Aryan theory. In this attempt, he goes to […]
My next Whooshkaa podcast – a song by the Bhadohi SBP team, lyrics by Rabi Kant Bharti and Rais Ahamad.
I’m delighted to present a wonderful कवाली by the Bhadohi SBP team. Lyrics are by Rabi Kant Bharti and Rais Ahamad. The song has been sung by Mahesh and Pallav Sharma. I am confident that the Bhadohi team is going to change the sentiments of the people of India in favour of justice, security and good […]
February 3, 2018
It is unfortunate that the Modi government has turned out to be a replica of the UPA
SBP’s Facebook post on the 2018 Budget: The Modi government’s 2018 Budget has shifted India even more in the direction of self-destruction. The main governance issue that SBP has been demanding – a massive increase in funding for justice and police and divesting commercial government activities – has not occurred. Instead, we see a massive […]
February 2, 2018
The amazing Indian argument where government has “no rationale” unless is “takes care” of people’s “needs”
Someone I know wrote: “if government can’t provide / take care of the basic needs of the people like elementary education, basic healthcare, drinking water, sanitation particularly in a developing country, what wud be the rationale for its existence”. MY RESPONSE Well, the government MUST facilitate these things – by regulating markets and social insurance […]
January 31, 2018
Modi’s new Vikas Yojana: Make Pakoras in India
I am looking for a cartoon in which Modi (as tea seller) is talking to his (imaginary) child: “Beta, I have a dream for you when you become big – that you will become a pakora wala”. Anyone able to make such a cartoon? –Well, I’ve made a meme — In the meanwhile, the […]
January 29, 2018
Modi continues to make paupers out of a billion Indians. The people are angry and will not take it any more.
Someone noted that in India, “Neither exports nor industrial production grrenshoots can be sustained in the absence of the revival of private investment. This has fallen sharply in recent years and the Economic Survey does not inspire any hope regarding their revival anytime soon.” Well, everything is explained here: https://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes... Today, neither ministers nor bureaucrats […]
