05-17-2009, 12:41 AM
dailypioneer
Kanchan Gupta
Fourth, the âurban factorâ continues to elude logical interpretation. If the voting trend is any indication, we must come to the conclusion, and regretfully so, that Indiaâs middleclass is no longer guided by the moral compass. Nothing else explains why corruption should cease to be an election issue and the brazen exoneration by the Congress of those who have looted India fetch no more than a cynical, couldnât-care-less response. It is equally surprising that the middleclass should have chosen to overlook the mishandling of the national economy by the UPA Government and the pitiable state of internal security. We would have thought that these are concerns that agitate the middleclass the most since they shout the most about corruption, price rise and terrorism.
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The urban middle class is getting semi-xtianised
Kanchan Gupta
Fourth, the âurban factorâ continues to elude logical interpretation. If the voting trend is any indication, we must come to the conclusion, and regretfully so, that Indiaâs middleclass is no longer guided by the moral compass. Nothing else explains why corruption should cease to be an election issue and the brazen exoneration by the Congress of those who have looted India fetch no more than a cynical, couldnât-care-less response. It is equally surprising that the middleclass should have chosen to overlook the mishandling of the national economy by the UPA Government and the pitiable state of internal security. We would have thought that these are concerns that agitate the middleclass the most since they shout the most about corruption, price rise and terrorism.
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The urban middle class is getting semi-xtianised