Congress has an interest to protect their legacy

"Problems cannot be solved by the same set of institutions and organizations that created it - Albert Einstein"


Atanu Dey, author of Deesha.org, a blog on India's development, invokes the above Einstein in his latest post "Why the Congress must go". Mr. Dey delves into what has been the problem of the Congress' establishments over the years, includig the current one, to deviate from the policies that have been in place from the much revered-albeit undeservedly- Nehruvian era.


He sets out his argument that the Congress has a familial interest in protecting the legacy of its first family's ancestors and hence is reluctant to disown policies that do not work thereby severely affect the 'growth needs' of the country.


The blog is a must read for anyone wanting to get a glimpse of what India needs to do to achieve all round growth and uplift the poorest of the poor sections of its society that have been subjected to perennial neglect over the decades owing to failed policies and mindsets of the Congress. And Mr. Dey, over the years, has built quite a reputation for himself for being a vociferous advocate of the necessity to throw out such mindsets in view of the welfare of the nation.


read the full post here: http://www.deeshaa.org/2010/04/15/why-the-congress-must-go/