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Grin & bear it
It is common knowledge that the Dr Manmohan Singh government is ineffective. The regime is able to cover up its misdeeds through a brilliant use of deceit and bluster. The government might have been a deliberate and conniving bystander to the loot. But, in media management and cunning deception, it has proven to be second to none.
Let us try to decipher the primary motivations driving this government.
It is guilty of the highest crime against the nation because of its desperation to pursue its twin obsessions.
a) Its eager pro-corporate obsession: The entire crony capitalistic ‘India story’—the Radia ...
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