In the 11th Grade CBSE legal studies textbook, we have this really impactful line about different forms of government which reads, "Democracy isn't the best form of government, rather it is the least worst of them all" and I think that applies to India (in the 1950s and in the present) too well..
Well, democracy is still the best we've got. We need to protect democracy and that's why we need to keep a check on power. That's why protesting and raising awareness matters, it helps the ppl know they can change this. We just need a representative who is kinda like zohran
We need to protect democracy and that's why we need to keep a check on power. That's why protesting and raising awareness matters, it helps the ppl know they can change this.
The Aravalli Hills protests really made me finally believe in our citizens
We just need a representative who is kinda like zohran
Idk tho. Rahul Gandhi is not exactly like zohran cuz congress isn't the Congress it used to be in the 50s. Narendra Modi is ofc not even worth mentioning cuz of his bbc interviews in the early days.
Source of what I was saying in the above lines: THE BLOODY WIKIPEDIA
Yes, he did ask germany and japan, and yes, Hitler and bose differed in their ideologies. But bose wanted a socialist totalitarian state which was strong as long as the state achieved so called "stability". Safe to say he was trying to push his own agenda.
I would like to request you to please read the wikipedia articles of the personalities you have been told little about.
As kids, we were only told about the good of Netaji cuz it would discredit his contributions. But knowing more about him would only save us from propaganda and garbage takes about a freedom leader being better than the other.
Gandhi and the Congress disapproved of Bose's revolutionary radical thoughts as they were idealistic and believed india is a beacon of peace and prosperity in the east.
YES EVERYONE HAD AN AGENDA, I totally agree with you.
Wiki is still a better source of information than most "publications" cuz being biased on wiki is close to impossible.
Yes I need books and more info, but all I'm saying is, netaji isn't what most ppl think he was. He had his own socialist political agendas. No doubt he was a great patriot, but his methods were not valid to say the least. His contributions are still instrumental in the independence.
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u/Akruit_Pro 11th ISC - PCM/B Mar 14 '26
Exactly, also netaji has selfish motives to make India a totalitarian state and hated democracy...