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Remembering Comrade Stalin.

The Great Industrializer; the Slayer of Fascists; the Silent Revolutionary; Koba; The Man of Steel.

1. Industrialization of the Soviet Union:
- Implemented the Five-Year Plans (starting in 1928) that transformed the USSR from an agrarian economy into an industrial powerhouse.
- Built massive industrial complexes, steel plants, and infrastructure, making the Soviet Union the second-largest industrial economy after the U.S.

2. Victory in World War II (Called Great Patriotic War in Russian)
- Led the Soviet Union to defeat Nazi Germany, playing a crucial role in the Allied victory.
- Orchestrated the defence of Moscow (1941), Stalingrad (1942-43), and the Battle of Kursk (1943)—all turning points in the war.

3. Space and Science Advancements
- Invested heavily in scientific and technological progress, laying the groundwork for the Soviet space program (which later led to Sputnik and Gagarin’s spaceflight).

4. Establishment of a Socialist State
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Proposing English as a unifying bridge between Various Indian States.

- India is a linguistically diverse country with over 1,600 languages and dialects. English is not tied to any particular region or ethnic group, making it a neutral bridge among Indians.
- English is the global language of business, science, and diplomacy. Making English the national language could strengthen India’s position in global trade, IT, research, and higher education. Many Indian professionals already rely on English for international job opportunities.
- Most top universities, technical institutes, and research centers in India use English as the primary medium of instruction. Many subjects—like medicine, law, engineering, and finance—use English terminology, making it easier to standardize education.
- English is already widely spoken and understood, especially in urban areas. It is the language of governance, judiciary, and higher bureaucracy. The Indian Constitution, Supreme Court, and central...

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Elaborating on South India’s Concerns with Hindi as National Language.

We don’t hate Hindi, we hate Hindi Imposition.

I am a Native Telugu Speaker and I speak 4 languages, know that before making fun of my Hindi Speaking skills.

Topics: Hindi Imposition, North vs South, Federalism, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Language, NEP

Why South Indians take an issue with Hindi being imposed.

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Topics: Hindi Imposition, Federalism, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Dravidian Language, Linguistic Diversity, Pluralism, Cultural Diversity, Majoritarianism

Debunking the Argument, “India is Secular only because of the Hindu Majority”

- M.S. Golwalkar, the then RSS chief, in his book Bunch of Thoughts (1966), dismissed the Indian Constitution, stating:
“There is nothing Bharatiya about it. The Constitution has been just a slavish imitation of the Western model.”

- The RSS believed that the Constitution should have been based on Manusmriti, the ancient Hindu legal text, rather than borrowing from Western legal traditions.
“In our Constitution, there is no mention of the unique constitutional developments in ancient Bharat. Manu’s laws were widely accepted by the country. But to our constitutional pundits, that means nothing.”
(Organizer, November 30, 1949, an RSS Mouthpiece)

- The Hindu Mahasabha opposed the Constitution for not declaring India a Hindu Rashtra. Nathuram Godse, before assassinating Mahatma Gandhi, had criticized the Congress leadership for its secular policies.

Topics: Secularism, Indian Muslims, Hindutva, Majority,...

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Dalit youth brutally murdered for marrying maratha girl