India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about the reasons behind Hindutva filling the ideological vacuum and PM Modi's continuing popularity, in the February 1, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
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Unlike the RSS, officials from civic bodies like the IAS and the IPS are trained to keep their religious biases aside, so long as they hold their position. Violation of that principle is the real anti-national activity.
In Hindutva's view, the gods created the rich and poor based on karma and caste. Hence, there is no need to interfere much with poverty. Growth will occur as long as the rich get richer.
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