Political events and their sociopolitical and socioeconomic
repercussions that are acidic to the health of social weaving and democratic
principles are growing, in frequency and in corrosiveness.
If it is not dystopian, the scenario is certainly gloomy, and if
the course of political deterioration continues unchecked, like it is happening
now and looks set to follow the trend in the future, it is going to create a
disorder (in India) that would be beyond control.
‘Why India is in imminent danger of disintegration?’ is a regular column on my blogging
platforms to take a periodic look (say a weekly or a fortnightly or a monthly
round-up of events depending on the factors in play) on political
developments that are dangerous to the democratic health of the country and
contribute to the process of social disintegration of the nation.
A natural follow-up to this process is inclusion of the developments,
spin-offs or causal, that anyhow relate to the political developments under
purview in the column.
The principal themes and concerns of this column (in Indian
context) are:
Political Authoritarianism
Political Corruption
Nepotism in Politics
Crony Capitalism
Sociopolitical Milieu
Socioeconomic Consequences
Political Kinship (the flipside of it)
©/IPR: Santosh Chaubey - http://severallyalone.blogspot.com/
