Recently we have seen a huge wave of news across this topic. Mr. Modi inaugurated the “Status of Unity” on 31st Oct and since then we have been hearing a lot. I read a lot of Quora answers and thought of writing my point of views. India is a democratic country and everyone has the right to speak against the government, criticize the unfavorable policies and that’s what a vigilant citizen should do. But we should never raise our concern without proper studies and in fact, nowadays it has become a fashion to share news against the government especially Modi. I am writing my point of views but you are most welcome to debate. Continue reading
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Yesterday PM Mr. Modi laid foundation for Shivaji memorial in Mumbai which will cost around 3600 crore INR ($500m). Few years back the same person Mr. Modi then CM of Gujarat laid foundation for Patel statue which will cost 3000 crore INR ($450m). Now a genuine question arises do we really need such monuments when our roads are broken, no proper infrastructure like hospitals and schools in most of the towns and villages. So today I have chosen this topic for my cast study. My points may be biased so you are most welcome to comment your thoughts or criticize me in the comment box. 
India is going through a completely new revolutionary period. Few intellectual people are already on street to protest against present NDA government led by Narendra Modi. Hundreds of people have already either have returned or announced to return their respective awards. While writers started the protest first Bollywood took no time to response and declared ‘National Award’ to return to the central government.
I have been following politics from last 7-8 years and I am a big supporter of BJP. During the general election 2014, I had lot of fights with my friends over BJP vs AAP and BJP vs Congress. I even wrote an article on this topic “
Suresh has been working in an MNC in Bangalore from last 5 years. He is a Senior Project Manager and leads a team of more than 300 employees. “Working in an MNC is really a tough job”, Suresh said when we approached him. “We need to work at night to match US time zone and use to work on Day to meet Asian clients’. Sometimes we need to come at 12 am and work till 9 am to meet Japanese time zone”. It has been found that they even don’t get holidays on weekend. “Yes, that’s true. We work on Sunday as well because in Nepal it’s a working day on Sunday there.” Suresh told us. 