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this post was submitted on 08 May 2025
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india is so badly governed that it is sad. once a country of mystery and spices, now a very backwards dirty place. i really have no clue what could make india grow in things like equality. does india at least understand the annex of kashmir was not in the interest of the people that live there but the decision of one ruler only? this is not going to end well for india. but i am sure modi knows best,lol
That comes across as a bit orientalist, friend
Well, they had great teachers, the british empire taught them well.