oh? tell more on how Indians reacted to our honored Indira Gandhi as u seem an living witness to her endeavours in the world renowned "green revolution" and sterilization enforcement?
u know women r often more competent than men in politics esp. a lady of guts like her!
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Let me first start by telling you that you are a master at short cuts to, what you think, are results.
The manner you uses SMS lexicon instead of English, it indicates that either you are lazy or you cannot spell and so you do not dare attempt to spell.
Yet, one credits you for rewriting Indian history with ill informed imagination, but then that is fine, since that is what the Chinese are expert at!
It was not Mrs indira Gandhi who started the Green Revolution. Instead, it was Lal Bahadur Shastri, who was the PM after Nehru.
The major challenge faced by Prime Miniser Lal Bhadur Shastri, was that of food crisis. India was facing a severe drought situation in 1965 & literally "begging" for grains from USA. This was the time when Shastri took up the challenge upfront & created large teams of agricultural scientists & motivated them to come up with solutions. In the meantime, Shastri gave up one meal every day so that it could be given to the needy and motivated his countrymen also to do the same. For long term solution, had personally identified M.S.Swaminathan's pioneering work in agriculture & requested him to head the team and ensured him full support. This triggered the Green Revolution which made India self sufficient in grains within a decade!!
M.S. Swaminathan is known as the "Father of the Green Revolution in India".
So, it indicates you are as usual acting like a
gauchi gan as they say in Punjabi meaning lost!
AS far as sterilisation is concerned, it was rejected by India.
Unlike China, where one has no option but to kowtow to the CCP diktats wherein they had no option but to accept the draconian One Child policy that was against human rights, it is not so in India.
Indira Gandhi, who otherwise, was taken to be a great leader, lost the elections because of the policy of sterilisation aimed to limit the family numbers.
In China, the draconian One Child policy was accepted without a whimper in a wimpish manner, since the other option was a long stay in the
Laogai (forced labour prisons)! In India, we rejected the draconian sterilisation.
Yet later, when Indira Gandhi returned to power having recanted for her mistakes, the country accepted the principle of a small family since it was explained in a democratic way through the '
Chhota Parivar, Sukhi Parivar' (a small family is a happy family) programme.
That is the difference between democracy of India and dictatorship of China.