My (brief) review of Prof. Gautam Desiraju's new book, Bharat: India 2.0

"A nation wherein the Constitution is in tune with the spirit of its people, and captures the spirit, becomes strong and self-reliant. A country where there is a mismatch remains metastable even if the Constitution is entirely intelligible in intent and logical in structure."
I agree.

[@vickyvidhyarthi2987]

You should have called him for interview

[@ayush885]

With all due respect, Mr. Babones, you walked into a trap when you decided to get interviewed by Abhinandan Sekhri. You should've watched his previous interviews, he doesn't attack you base point, he just finds a small inconsistency, and attacks that to make your entire point look inconsistent, and if you had watched his previous interviews, you'd know why he does it.

[@watanabe00738]

Who watches newslaundry bdw. Only jobless arts student who could not clear competitive exams to get in technical colleges. Lol.

[@sachethdonni2933]

@@watanabe00738 The fact that you make such broad generalizations itself shows that you lack essence in your statement.

[@dv9239]

@@watanabe00738 imagine thinking your worth is defined by studying in tech colleges you are everything wrong with this country

[@watanabe00738]

@@dv9239 yes liberal arts should be revamped in this coutry. Arts colleges should be remodelled, current communists teachers should be kicked out, & sensible teachers with a forward looking nationalistic view should be installed.
Yeah current arts curriculum in our country sucks.

[@watanabe00738]

@@sachethdonni2933 i feel bad for making u hurt 😪. I had no intentions to hurt you. Sorry for that. Dont be disheartened, people changes. Your perception will also change. And someday you will get into a technical college with better rank.

[@parthabiswas5388]

Lovee you Salvatore 💕💕💕

[@sawraj308]

This book doesn't promote federalism is promotes Centralisation As smaller states have less political power and can easily be managed and reach their potential in true form as smaller states are easy to apply drastic changes and much more

[@watanabe00738]

Thanks man. Cant wait to read it.

[@gautamdesiraju9717]

Hope you got your copy.

[@cannotthinkofoneatth]

for the kind of popularity you enjoy in India, your subscriber count is too low

[@AKumar-co7oe]

I subscribed.

[@sanjayshah4372]

Dear Salvatore Babones, you are far too polite with this author's work.
Further, "India that is Bharat...." is circa 5,000-10,000 year living and vibrant CIVILISATION & CULTURE. To ignore this is to miss or intentionally ignore entire the foundations of what India is

[@gautamdesiraju9717]

I don't think you've read my book. 😊

[@sanjayshah4372]

@@gautamdesiraju9717 Yes you are right I have not read your book.....yet! But Bharat is Bharat, it has functioned very well for circa 10,000 years. However, I am not really comfortable for it it be called Bharat 2.0 ......with one day being called Bharat 8.0 or Bharat 34.0. Bharat has gone through its iterations.
Maybe my first sentence in the post above, made 3 weeks ago, is undue. Also, maybe the second sentence may be applicable.

[@friendlyvimana]

@@gautamdesiraju9717 waohhhhhhhhhhh!!! You are here yourself!!!

[@sigmamale0090]

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