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Jawaharlal Nehru A Great Personality

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Disturbing facts about Jawaharlal Nehru Some Points That I came to Know from Online Research : That Nehru was not the appropriatly choosen Candidate as the First Prime Minister of india. He was voted down, I may remember correctly, by 8–2 margin votes by elected memebers whose job was to vote for the First Prime Minister of India. The Majority voted for  Sardar Valabh Bhai Patel . It was after  M.K. Gandhi  asked the members to change their decision that Nehru could become the PM of India. (the first case of Favoritism over systemetic process in Post-British India) 1.He was a selfish, egoist, narcissist, corrupt politician who loved his power to sustain and gave his      luxurious way of life first rather than standing in his country when he needed it most. his selfish nature gave rise to many challenges India still faces: He used his power to transfer article 306-A which eventually became the source of article 370 granting special rights to Kashmir. 2.Indi...
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Has criticising Hindu festivals become the new ‘Liberal’ sport in India ? Dear Reader, Stop this tyranny and reclaim your festivals. What If Bakra Eid was a Hindu festival ? Let me tell you How Liberals have reacted. The Islamic festival of Bakra Eid in which thousands of cattle, goats and buffalo are slaughtered specially by Muslims who have offered sacrifices to Allah. Throughout the festival and its construction, you may not have read any sermons from the left-wing media or even the right Liberals that, during all Hindu festivals, tell Hindus what to do or not to do in support of national unity. From preaching on milk conservation during the Mahashivratri era to conserving water bodies during the Ganesh Chaturthi, caring for the Diwali pollution and talking about saving water in Holi - Hindus have seen it all. In fact, Holi was recently weighed in with terrorism and the propaganda story was spread. The media and celebs are pushing harder every year. Celebrities and the media alike a...
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