Yes, the nunny State and the nation of elections are over, yet the fever created by the nunny state is still with us perhaps the new animal would be born on 16th May to govern the beast of government and its apparatus of mechanics.
By the way, it is interesting to note a study's findings with which I was musing since this morning. My take is this. While we celebrate the Indian elections in the name of democracy, here are some ironies. Out of 83 crore eligible voters in India, only 55.13 crore (66.42%) have voted in the elections. Thus, 27.87 crore (33.58%) eligible voters did not vote. This is huge number!
Here are some good reading to bite meanwhile:
Accidents of history, and how they might be corrected by Ashok V Desai
The message in the increased voter turnout
By the way, it is interesting to note a study's findings with which I was musing since this morning. My take is this. While we celebrate the Indian elections in the name of democracy, here are some ironies. Out of 83 crore eligible voters in India, only 55.13 crore (66.42%) have voted in the elections. Thus, 27.87 crore (33.58%) eligible voters did not vote. This is huge number!
Here are some good reading to bite meanwhile:
Accidents of history, and how they might be corrected by Ashok V Desai
The message in the increased voter turnout
"Unfortunately, many other Indian political parties have also adopted similar autocratic and dynastic structures."
Also read his other blog Shake out Old LAWs
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