It is always easy to rename a
city, but difficult to build one. Sangh strategists would know shortly that
their experimentation with the renaming of cities may not yield the political
dividends that they expect; on the contrary, building of new cities in the
15-20 percent of India's barren land which can support housing needs of as much
as 80 percent of India's population could get BJP rulers some place in history. CLICK TO READ RELATED STORY.
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Renaming doesn’t get you a place in history
By IndianMandarins - 2018-11-11 21:04:59
It is always easy to rename a
city, but difficult to build one. Sangh strategists would know shortly that
their experimentation with the renaming of cities may not yield the political
dividends that they expect; on the contrary, building of new cities in the
15-20 percent of India's barren land which can support housing needs of as much
as 80 percent of India's population could get BJP rulers some place in history. CLICK TO READ RELATED STORY.
