Essence of Tyranny is to make a hard law & use it selectively against your enemy.

A regular person's life means nothing. It's like we're living in two different Indias! For the rich and powerful, laws are just suggestions. They break rules left and right and nothing happens. Money and power gives them "get out of jail free" card! Our lives are cheap. Workers die in accidents, and companies pay a few lakhs as if that makes it okay. Farmers kill themselves, and politicians only care about them during elections. The system is rigged. Police, courts, government - all bend over backwards for the rich. But for us? "Rules are rules," they say.

No, let me explain why! This is what most YouTubers and political commentators either get wrong or choose to ignore to further their agendas. But, in my humble opinion India is too diverse (read divided) culturally, geographically and racially. As people we would never be okay with any one person to have the power to rule over us all. A gujarathi dictator will be rejected by the people of UP, A Sikh dictator will be rejected by the southern states, A Jatt dictator, well, he will be rejected by everyone :) For a dictatorship to be successful you need a leader who is supported by an executive, legislative and judicial machinery. Like how hitler replaced all executive and judicial positions by nazi party members. Like how Shia dictator or head of state appoint Shia executive and military leaders and slowly marginalise the other community. For our luck we are so diverse as country that a dictator from Tamilnadu will not have the support of all Tamilians. He will be judged on his religion, caste and region he hails from. A Tamil Brahmin has to appease to get the support of non Brahmins in a simple local election. We will survive as democracy for this reason. Whether it’s good or bad is a different discussion. But for what it’s worth our diversity inherently requires a leadership which runs on consensus. Hence, in our political history we have always seen people with dictatorial tendencies being heavily humbled by our fractured mandates, whether it was Indira Gandhi or Narendra Modi.

I am growing my hairs long, so they have become a little curly. My HR is asking me to either maintain my hairs with an hairband or get an haircut. Is this right to teach someone how to maintain hairs in corporate.

AstraZeneca Admits Covishield Jab may cause blood clots. India has been experiencing high number of heart attacks in recent years and that too at very young age. I always used to say that these vaccines were the reason behind it and here we are. I have personally lost someone close due to this. But the problem is that who do I blame this on? I see news reportings that people will drag the company to court. Some are saying the govt is at fault here as they promoted it. But I feel the covid times were so tough that no one knew what to do. No one knew whether these vaccines actually worked or not. But everyone was ready to grab them. We all knew the number of trials were less but still we asked for it. So, I am still in a dilemma on who to put the blame on because let's face it this is a huge f**k up.

I geniually want to understand why we are behind in manufacturing ? Although I'm from commerce background but I would love to know how does one start manufacturing business in India ? What type of engineers you need ? Honestly I don't have any clue but if any has some information pls discuss here.

Only in India will someone speaking scientific fact and sense against age-old myths can get banned by court orders on X

It's literally the same thing.

Can someone smart enough explain?