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By policies, I mean 1. GST (Goods and Services Tax) 2. Revamp of Farm and agricultural laws 3. Revamp of the Education policies in favour of a more progressive

By policies, I mean 1. GST (Goods and Services Tax) 2. Revamp of Farm and agricultural laws 3. Revamp of the Education policies in favour of a more progressive policy 4. Promise of reforms of Land policies and of that ilk.

random314 5y ago
> 1. GST (Goods and Services Tax) Commonly cited as the reason for Indias economic decline along with demonetization. > 2. Revamp of Farm and agricultural laws There is no consensus that this is a good thing. Certainly not any good for farmers. Certainly very good for corporate farming, namely Ambani and Adani. Will the customers benefit? No idea! > 3. Revamp of the Education policies in favour of a more progressive policy ??? Academic independence has been compromised. A 2000 crore pseudoscience ministry has been set up. Pseudoscience practitioners will now perform surgery. Indias top level research institutes are being granted generous funding for performing cow research. Texts praising Indian cows over Jersey cows are being distributed amongst school children, with claims of gold in Indian cows. > 4. Promise of reforms of Land policies and of that ilk. ??
- mynameismon 5y ago
  Alright, 5. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 6. Digital India 7. PM Awas Yojna (Housing for all) 8. Motor Vehicle Act
  - random314 5y ago
    At this point it should be clear to you that you have made up your mind to speak favorably of Modi and are exhaustively searching for straws that will support your position. You are putting the cart before the horse.
wolverine876 5y ago
If we end democracy, it doesn't matter. Dictators with good policies are just dictators - and historically, many have used their supposed beneficence and wisdom to justify themselves. And of course, who is to disagree with their policies - you're not allowed to. And on top of that, looking around the world, there is no doubt what form of government correlates with good policy - power in the people's hands has by far the best record. And who can legitimately take it from us and impose their preferences on what the people want?

random314 5y ago

> 1. GST (Goods and Services Tax) Commonly cited as the reason for Indias economic decline along with demonetization. > 2. Revamp of Farm and agricultural laws There is no consensus that this is a good thing. Certainly not any good for farmers. Certainly very good for corporate farming, namely Ambani and Adani. Will the customers benefit? No idea! > 3. Revamp of the Education policies in favour of a more progressive policy ??? Academic independence has been compromised. A 2000 crore pseudoscience ministry has been set up. Pseudoscience practitioners will now perform surgery. Indias top level research institutes are being granted generous funding for performing cow research. Texts praising Indian cows over Jersey cows are being distributed amongst school children, with claims of gold in Indian cows. > 4. Promise of reforms of Land policies and of that ilk. ??

mynameismon 5y ago
Alright, 5. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 6. Digital India 7. PM Awas Yojna (Housing for all) 8. Motor Vehicle Act
- random314 5y ago
  At this point it should be clear to you that you have made up your mind to speak favorably of Modi and are exhaustively searching for straws that will support your position. You are putting the cart before the horse.

wolverine876 5y ago

If we end democracy, it doesn't matter. Dictators with good policies are just dictators - and historically, many have used their supposed beneficence and wisdom to justify themselves. And of course, who is to disagree with their policies - you're not allowed to. And on top of that, looking around the world, there is no doubt what form of government correlates with good policy - power in the people's hands has by far the best record. And who can legitimately take it from us and impose their preferences on what the people want?