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--- Blog: Three Powerful Leaders — Modi, Putin, Trump --- Part I: English Introduction In the 21st century, global leadership is tested on multiple fronts: economics, security, diplomacy, ideology, domestic welfare, and the ability to navigate a rapidly changing international environment. Among the many leaders who have shaped global politics in recent years, Narendra Modi (Prime Minister of India), Vladimir Putin (President of Russia), and Donald Trump (Former / current President of the USA, depending on timeframe) stand out as especially influential and controversial figures. Each of them combines political ambition, mass appeal, strategic thinking, and sometimes polarizing policies. They differ greatly in background, governance style, ideology, institutional setting, strengths, limitations, and in how they are viewed domestically and abroad. In this essay, we will explore: 1. Background & rise to power 2. Leadership style & ideology 3. Domestic policies & ach...

English Version Can Mahāgathbandhan Cross 135 Seats in Bihar? Introduction The 2025 Bihar Assembly elections are generating intense speculation and political intrigue. One of the key questions analysts and voters alike are asking: can the Mahāgathbandhan (Grand Alliance / INDIA bloc) cross the threshold of 135 seats? In a 243-seat assembly, 122 is the simple majority mark, but 135 gives a more comfortable buffer against defections, independents, and post-poll adjustments. Political Context & Current Indicators The total assembly strength is 243 seats.  In recent seat-sharing talk reports, the Mahāgathbandhan has reportedly considered a formula of RJD contesting ~136 seats, Congress ~52, and left parties ~34 (though these numbers are not yet final or officially confirmed).  Opinion polls suggest that the NDA retains an edge, with Mahāgathbandhan trailing closely. For example, one poll gives NDA 40 % chance, MGB (Mahāgathbandhan) ~38.3 %.  The seat-sharing a...

🗳️ West Bengal Election, Politics, and Calculation: Past, Present, and Future (English Version) Disclaimer: This article is written for educational and informational purposes only. It does not promote or criticize any political party or ideology. The aim is to help readers understand the political evolution of West Bengal through an objective, historical, and social lens. --- 1. The Past: Political Roots of West Bengal West Bengal’s political journey has always been dynamic. After India’s independence in 1947, the state became a center of left-leaning ideology and intellectual activism. The Congress Party initially dominated, but discontent over land reforms, unemployment, and social inequality paved the way for change. In 1977, the Left Front, led by the Communist Party of India (Marxist), came to power — a government that ruled for an unprecedented 34 years. The Left regime focused on land redistribution and rural empowerment, creating a strong base among farmers and wor...

The Triangular Incident in Tamil Nadu: A Reflection on Death, Leadership, and the Human Condition Introduction Tamil Nadu, a state known for its vibrant culture, cinema, and politics, has always stood as a unique space in India where emotion, leadership, and art intersect. The triangular framework of Death, Thalapathy Vijay, and M.K. Stalin represents three powerful forces that shape the psyche of Tamil Nadu. This triangle, when expanded with layers of cry, happy, tension; past, present, future; high, low, middle; good, worse, suspension, becomes a symbolic mirror of human life itself. This blog attempts to reflect on this triangular incident not as a literal event but as a philosophical and social metaphor, drawing lessons from Tamil Nadu’s culture, history, and present dynamics. --- Part I: Death – The First Corner of the Triangle Death as a Social Event In Tamil Nadu, death is not just an individual tragedy. It is a collective cultural event. When a beloved leader or film icon dies,...