Quotes About Political
The Empire seemed to be giving a veto on India's political advance to Jinnah, the princes and Ambedkar.
~ Rajmohan Gandhi
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elections held during the winter of 1945-46 accelerated polarization across India around the INC and the League
~ Rajmohan Gandhi
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Punjabi political leaders who finally joined the Muslim League' apparently 'hoped that that the concession of Pakistan in name' would somehow preserve 'a united India in fact'.
~ Rajmohan Gandhi
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the address urged the Empire through its Viceroy to remember 'not merely' the Muslims' 'numerical strength' but also their 'political importance', their service 'in defence of the Empire', and their past position, lasting until 'a little more than a hundred years ago', as India's rulers.
~ Rajmohan Gandhi
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Had Shastri been given another five years, there would have been no Nehru–Gandhi dynasty. Sanjay Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi would almost certainly still be alive, and in private life. The former would be a (failed) entrepreneur, the latter a recently retired airline pilot with a passion for photography. Finally, had Shastri lived longer, Sonia Gandhi would still be a devoted and loving housewife, and Rahul Gandhi perhaps a middle-level manager in a private sector company.
~ Ramachandra Guha
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Never, never underestimate a politician's need to survive . . . I will not make the mistake of underestimating the political instinct of a Kashmiri, who is, additionally, Jawaharlal Nehru's daughter.
~ Ramachandra Guha
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Nehru was a well-read and widely travelled man. Through his travels and readings, he arrived at a synthesis of socialism and liberalism that he thought appropriate to his country. In other words, the political beliefs he came to profess – and invited the people of India to share – were his own.
~ Ramachandra Guha
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The history of the twentieth century, he pointed out, is replete with instances of the tragedy that overtakes democracy when a leader who has risen to power on the crest of a popular wave or with the support of a democratic organisation becomes a victim of political narcissism and is egged on by a coterie of unscrupulous sycophants who use corruption and terror to silence opposition and attempt to make public opinion an echo of authority.
~ Ramachandra Guha
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The President is an elected king, but the fact that he is elected has proved to be of far less significance in the course of political evolution than the fact that he is pragmatically a king.... Kings have often been selected this way in European history, and the Roman Emperor was regularly chosen by election.
~ RANDOLPH SILLIMAN BOURNE
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When the good ones, the hardworking hill climbers, are displaced for any reason—bad legislation, ghetto diffusion, or political leveraging—social sewage will flood in to fill the void. It
~ Randy Wayne White
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Farmers union leaders have got exposed to be political agents only but they won't accept it because of their political backing.
~ Raneshwar Sing Kishan
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The desire to live is a political decision. Who wants a world where the guarantee of freedom from starvation means the risk of death from boredom?
~ Raoul Vaneigem
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ras cardo said:- plutocracy- in the age of technotyranny was what the founding fathers missed politically to promulgate the presidency! big mistake!- but they could not have seen this day and age of what I have called- technotyrannical society. for in the written constitution there would be its inclusion, and now its interpretation would be no cause for confusion.
~ RAS CARDO REGGAE
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Although it too was imported, coffee did not carry the same social or political stigma as tea. Americans started brewing beans instead of leaves during the Revolution and never looked back.
~ Ray Raphael
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women who were widowed or made homeless joined the nearest army, offering their services more to avoid starvation than to further their political beliefs.
~ Ray Raphael
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Whether tenant farmers seeking their own land or cultural minorities fearful of persecution, many groups of Americans, upon surveying the political landscape of the Revolution, sided with the British for reasons that had little or nothing to do with political philosophy. Articulate and vociferous Tories might preach on the moral virtues of loyalty and the corresponding evils of revolution, but many rank-and-file loyalists operated from concrete principles of survival and self-interest.
~ Ray Raphael
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In a spectacle of cowardice and political opportunism, the politicians support Hitler and pass a new law.
~ Rebecca Donner
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People can make any political calculation they want. I make decisions what I think is in the best interest.
~ Terry McAuliffe
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If the Bank of Canada does want to start getting more and more political, then it will be held to the same level of political accountability as other political entities.
~ Pierre Poilievre
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We have the means and the capacity to deal with our problems, if only we can find the political will.
~ Kofi Annan
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I am principally an artist. I became a political cartoonist.
~ Robert Graysmith
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You have to spend your political capital on great causes for your country.
~ Brian Mulroney
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Small charities deserve a bigger political voice and politicians need to hear us. Many of us are working on the margins - not of the third sector, but of society. In an age of austerity, our experience and policy advice has never been more important.
~ Wes Streeting
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It is a quirk of American culture that each generation of nonconservatives sees the right-wingers of its own generation as the scary ones, then chooses to remember the right-wingers of the last generation as sort of cuddly.
~ Rick Perlstein
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