In Hope of a Better World
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Or how a tiny percentage of most countries’ population holds 80+% of the wealth.
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Yes a well put up point Shrutin, actually there should be degree system for entering politics with the test of integrity and love towards nation, old politicians should be there as the helper to the newer ones as they have a big asset of experience and that is must to run a perfect nation. Young generation should have the hold of decision only on consulting the older generation. There is need of changing the way। of recruitment in politics tabhi desh aur aage badhega. Modiji have got many new and good fruitful changes and still much needed for। a systematic rule.
Thank you, Swati. Your degree system idea sounds good! And yes, senior politicians would be a great resource of experience for the new leaders. =)