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Swachh Bharat should be treated as a long-term national habit-building project, not just a government scheme It's not like the project did not have any impact, but the problem was that it seems most money/effort were spent on some selected areas. VIP areas look clean, while normal neighborhoods are ignored. Cleanliness should not depend on visibility or political importance
This is probably the strongest point in the article. India keeps trying to compare itself to countries with completely different realities.
Calling a place free does not automatically make it free. If people feel real power lies elsewhere, that question deserves serious discussion instead of arrests and internet restrictions.
The most important insight here is that expanding Parliament changes the debate completely. When everyone gains seats, discussions become less confrontational and more constructive.