I truly believe that any political ideology that is implemented to the extreme would create issues. Too much focus on the left wing and communism could lead to a totalitarian state. The same can be said about the right wing and hyper-nationalism—it will lead to supremacy. Too much capitalism will lead to monopolies and create a feudal state. If it moves to a theocracy, it will lead to religious fundamentalism. Anything in moderation is always good for a well-balanced society.
So you justify, from 1960 till now, the killing of active workers by both CPI[M] & combined RSS+BJP workers? It is a state that is known for high literacy, yet they work like a political party/OGW in WB. This is what communism does, which is one of the biggest failed ideologies in this world. Look at China, NK & Russia; if you say anything about the party or the leader, a citizen will get killed.
I never justified any violence, nor do I endorse any political ideology. Hence, I made it clear in the above statement that any political ideology can only be conceived in moderation, and any excessive implementation will cause problems.
Is there any political ideology that is more successful? If so, I would like to hear about it so we can have a debate regarding that as well.
WB was destroyed by the Communists, and so is Kerala. BTW.. Cuba is one of the countries that is 100 percent educated citizens. But what they are educating their kids is questionable. This is how regimes works and since they cannot do it in India because of our democatic value they stage protest like Neha Vohra did. I am sure she will see prison soon.
You can say that West Bengal was destroyed by the communist rule because they ruled consecutively for 34 years. If any political party rules for that long, it will destroy everything and corruption will be the major issue. In Kerala, you usually have a term for the Communist party and a term for Congress. It was only in the last ten years that the Communist party was able to win consecutive times, and that too because of the good work they did during the COVID period. Now, after the latest election, Congress is ruling in Kerala.
In a democracy, everyone has the ability and should raise their voice against any political party without the fear of getting locked up, and that is the true meaning of democracy.
We will see many more happening in Kerala a few months back we saw how an ex IPS officers daughter was caught smuggling gold. God owns country is know for having more golds than any states in India.
You will find individual cases like these everywhere in India. Kerala does have more gold, and its households hold a massive amount of it. It is not provided by the government or grants; people earn their living going abroad, and the majority of families here have at least one member abroad.
If you look at the metrics in this country according to government reports, Kerala always tops the SDG indexes. The state leads the country in achieving the zero hunger targets and quality education, while also topping the Health Index, the Human Development Index, and literacy. Kerala is not a highly industrialized state, and its economy is smaller than other states, but it still tops the Social Progress Index in India.
The social infrastructure development in Kerala was there well before we got independence, and hence no political party can solely claim credit for it. Later on, after independence, there were major land reforms by the Communist party that provided property to the landless, which was a major change. Since then, both political parties have focused heavily on education and healthcare.
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This is just one part of it, there's an another ugly side of it. Which eality un/intentionly didn't mention.
Muslim league, recently some mp from Kerala congress told in news seminar ki humne sambhal rakha hai inko warna pata nhi kya ho jaye baki logo ( religions) ka.
Gulf influence and power hungry politicians messed up this one bad.
I am not someone who is affiliated with any particular political party. I have friends from all social and political circles, and I do attend their events if I am invited. So, I do not view these matters with prejudice, and I do not intentionally ignore anything that is unfair either.
I am not sure what context you are talking about here. The majority of national news channels just run propaganda and do not even post factual content. The Muslim League is a party that was created just after independence in Chennai. During the initial phase they were with the Communist party, and for the past 50 years they have been in a coalition with the Congress party. Their unified team is the one ruling in Kerala right now.
Since the Congress alliance includes many different coalition parties, there will always be a power struggle, and it is not a big secret either. If this aspect you are talking about and you think I missed.
I can understand the direction in which the conversation is heading by mentioning the Gulf influence. The majority of the people here work in GCC countries, and since the 1970s, that has been the primary destination for everyone here. Even if you look at the major businesses in the Gulf, the majority are owned by Keralites.
For the past several decades, people from Kerala have moved to every continent. There is even a popular saying that you will find a Malayali on the moon.
