6 Quotes by Ramkrishna Guru

Democracy rests on the principle of majority rule, yet it’s eternally coupled with the tolerance of dissenting views. However, ongoing competitive party politics has demeaned the role of opposition. Though it’s explicitly visible that the present Government has yet to accomplish many feats. Still, you can’t deny the fact that they have outwitted in holding the nerve of the people in terms of their narratives. That’s what you need when the opposition becomes dysfunctional.

It's quite axiomatic from the reminiscences of the world's biggest cover-up that "Secret" is the most absurd word exists in the dictionary. Of course, it seems brain fade at the onset, however with ardent desire and exceptional adroit approach anything can unravel with time. The moment secrets are out, it gets brutally disrupted in the society. Few times it goes right for the conspirer, though most of the time it boomerangs.

Freedom” is the most misconstrued word in the newfangled world. Every strata of the population made the hell out of themselves in styling their way of celebrating freedom without understanding the rationale of it. So, Freedom is all about disentanglement from the obsessive desire and to function at the best of our capabilities.

If you are stuck between a hammer and anvil, the only option you have left is to evade diligently. Repercussions and reminisce of it might seem like unscrupulous or injustice. However, let the time to speak, it has the power to reverse the entire equation.

Under current political dispensation to be an informed citizen, It's very important to understand the Polity of issues than Politics of it. The Polity will lead you to Constitution and politics will create chaos. The choice is yours.

Cable news is no more a town crier or gazetteer of the nation. It has gained the propensity of impinging on the power of the judiciary. Media trials during the prime time outmaneuvered and delineated the irreverent image to the power of judicial review. However, the presence of journalistic vulturism, sycophancy has downplayed their role as the fourth pillar of the state.