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There are many times I think that India is lost forever. There can be nothing good coming out of this country for any foreseeable amount of time. I have seen it fail, fail and time and again fail. There seem to be no response – learning or otherwise – in the way India seems to approaches these failures. It is however completely oblivious to the fact that its ass it currently hanging in the air and everybody in the world is laughing at it. It’s really sad that India has stooped to such a low menial level from once such a great country.

But it is all fine, and I am here to tell you the blunt fact. I don’t see it changing. I don’t see it growing. I don’t see it learning. I don’t see it any better than any of you out there. I don’t see any future for this country and many billions here. However for my sake and all yours too, I sincerely hope I am wrong. And there is a tiny miracle – a drop of it maybe – that can probably revive this comatose nation to what we fantasically call our glorious heritage.

The fall from grace of this nation continues every day. And seems to encapsulate every form of life that we can probably think of. But it is here that we are totally lost in space cheering for the falling India.

Going forward I would like to give an unbiased hard hitting highly opinionated verily biased and highly unbiased take of things as I see it. I don’t expect much to happen, but then again I always believe in miracles.

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