Modi Could Become President - BIG SHIFT In Indian Government? Rajiv Malhotra Explains

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  • Опубликовано: 27 дек 2024

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  • @930_sourabhjamdade8
    @930_sourabhjamdade8 Год назад +495

    For this century we need leadership like Ch. shivaji Maharaj , Subhash Chandra Bose who having very strong personality both are mighty and intelligent .

    • @rakeshbabu9884
      @rakeshbabu9884 Год назад +10

      Modi or none of d bjp leaders r not like them at all!

    • @hemkeshyeole4630
      @hemkeshyeole4630 Год назад +11

      Problem is people nowadays idealize mk Gandhi and chacha Nehru , this leaders you are speaking is idol for us and less people , this need change

    • @raul9403
      @raul9403 Год назад +36

      ​@@rakeshbabu9884 other than modi or BJP...no opposition party has any leader to lead our country....

    • @SaiAbitathaDUCIC
      @SaiAbitathaDUCIC Год назад +3

      @@raul9403 right

    • @kapslock2404
      @kapslock2404 Год назад +3

      ​@@raul9403 well that's true

  • @kismatphun4421
    @kismatphun4421 Год назад +112

    Rajib Malhotra literally wanted to say Yogi Aditya nath be the PM and Narendra Modi Guide him as President of India...

    • @indirachhajerh2173
      @indirachhajerh2173 Год назад +1

      Modi has imagination

    • @Sndjeisnegjqonnnb
      @Sndjeisnegjqonnnb Год назад

      🎉

    • @abhidahiya4007
      @abhidahiya4007 Год назад +2

      No he didn't. He categorically said that Modi should become President and concentrate powers around him and leave PM position secondary.
      Like no one takes PM in Russia seriously as President is the main guy there.

    • @kismatphun4421
      @kismatphun4421 Год назад +4

      @@abhidahiya4007 Brother listen him carefully he clearly said after completing the term as PM Mr. Modi could become President... because we all know PM Modi himself categorically said a person cannot be the PM above 75 years...In 2024 general election his age turns 73 and that could be his last general election as MP...So if he elect as PM he could run the post 2026 after that opposition can point fingers on him on that basis Rajib Malhotra thinks he could do that....But it's a hypothetical situation but could have happen as we know Mr. Modi is a karmayogi and very unpredictable person in general..... And as we all know President of India have no age limit and possibly he could took two terms as President and run the country 10 more years as the head of state!!!

    • @prem3992
      @prem3992 Год назад

      @@abhidahiya4007 enough of Modi. Let someone become President

  • @PseudoProphet
    @PseudoProphet Год назад +379

    Democracy is fine for those countries who have already developed and are rich.
    No country in the world has ever been able to become rich under a democracy, neither Japan ( single party won all elections since WW2 ) nor Taiwan ( Kuomintang dictatorship) nor Singapore ( single party dictatorship even today) nor South Korea ( became democracy in the 90s )

    • @Molly_On_Molly
      @Molly_On_Molly Год назад +12

      Singapore is one example.
      Also the fact you can voice your opinion here, is supportive of democracy.
      You should know what happens in autocracies or dictatorships, if your opinion is contradictory to state policy.

    • @PseudoProphet
      @PseudoProphet Год назад +17

      @@Molly_On_Molly freedom of speech and democracy are two seperate things.
      You can have one without the other, democracy doesn't necessarily grant freedom of speech, and having freedom of speech doesn't mean you live in a democracy.

    • @obergruppenfuhrer-
      @obergruppenfuhrer- Год назад +10

      One party system of an ideology on which majority of people agree on.
      Democracy isn't for a country who's population isn't even capable of understanding government policies for nation

    • @shivanshsinghchauhan2623
      @shivanshsinghchauhan2623 Год назад +9

      United States, French Republic, European Nations developed while been a democracy

    • @inUSA072
      @inUSA072 Год назад +12

      America got democracy in 1770s, when they were young undeveloped.
      Britain got Democracy in 1600s, when British were considered Backward.
      France got Democracy when it was almost destroyed
      Germany and Japan are well known example.

  • @parvathipuram1
    @parvathipuram1 Год назад +149

    Presidential system of democracy is best. Now we don't even get to decide who the leader of country is. It will be interesting if Modi ji becomes president.

    • @indianallways5720
      @indianallways5720 Год назад +6

      Any khangressee listens to Mr Malhothra's remark that ModiJi may become the president since he is firm in his thinking and conviction will die of heart attack.Already the left, the AAp and Khangress are shouting that he is a dictator though he is not, would come out in public to do hartal

    • @saptarshisengupta8235
      @saptarshisengupta8235 11 месяцев назад

      African failed states and south american banan republics have "Presidential System" so your argument is stupid. Apart from the US, no other country has implemented a presidential democracy without slipping into dictatorship.
      Parliamentary system is best for India, as it gives voice to every single community in India through elected MPs.

  • @dineshmanoharan2423
    @dineshmanoharan2423 Год назад +28

    Who decides who has more knowledge!!? Democracy is the best form of government we got so far. Never ever, were we able to transcend power without bloodshed. Only in democracy it happens. Marginalised people's voices are heard in democracy. I feel that this is the best system we got so far. Autocracy might work for few years and then the absolute power corrupts people.

    • @je_suis_beau
      @je_suis_beau Год назад +5

      Exactly. Some modi fans will argue that there should be autocracy in India which is a horrific idea.
      The guest is giving the example of corporate where one individual can take all decisions, which rarely happens. Yes Mukesh Ambani will be accountable for many decisions at Reliance, but he has to talk to other major shareholders and seek counsel. One person can't know everything and anything and it would be foolish to assume so, no matter who's at the helm.

    • @arthankitshedddinglights
      @arthankitshedddinglights Год назад

      Democracy always leads to Dictatorship and civil war
      That’s why Socrates hated it

    • @arthankitshedddinglights
      @arthankitshedddinglights Год назад +3

      Honestly
      Democracy is a popularity vote so left worldwide is changing demographics for vote
      And what happens in 49-51 situations where almost closely fought ideologies loses.. and sometimes Riots in Bengal showed me that Democracy is going to fail in long term

    • @sandrosadhukhan
      @sandrosadhukhan Год назад

      The people who have little or no knowledge of effects of fascism and are closet racists themselves, will find the diatribe very attractive.

  • @DevashishGulati
    @DevashishGulati Год назад +65

    Democracy has many big flaws. But still the scope and effects of the leader being highly corrupt are lower than the other forms of ruling.

    • @rajasekharanvichattu4287
      @rajasekharanvichattu4287 Год назад +9

      No , that flaw exists in democracy too . else we would not have got "Rubber Stamp" as our PM in 2004-2013. Party based system is not good for the nation , there are good leaders in congress, AAP, TMC, SP etc .
      What our nation needs is for all the leaders to come together under one banner , and not to fight with each other in the name of parties.
      Let people elect leaders , not parties.
      Democracy is a stupid system.

    • @sriramr2437
      @sriramr2437 Год назад

      That is a misconception. The chances of whole system becoming corrupt is high in democracy and by the time people notice it is too late as democracy corrupts invisibly. By the way alternative to democracy is not autocracy. There is always a middle way.

    • @piyushkkr6348
      @piyushkkr6348 Год назад

      @@sriramr2437 votes can be easily bought

    • @krithicks6206
      @krithicks6206 11 месяцев назад

      Atleast Democracy offers freedom
      Individual rights
      Ask about Communism 🐷🐽🤡💩 North Korea China Russia Cuba
      Can you question you leaders? If the do something wrong

  • @tonymok7752
    @tonymok7752 Год назад +60

    The most logical, intellectual, pro-Dharmic and proud Hindu Indian-American personality he is...imo.

  • @K.K10126
    @K.K10126 Год назад +19

    Jai Bhavani Jai Shivray 🙏 ✨️ 💖

  • @Mangesh___
    @Mangesh___ Год назад +25

    Mr. Malhotra is CONTRADICTING himself. He is saying that India should become presidential, so smaller parties won't have power. At the same time, he is explaining how the US is a mess for having followed the presidential system. Smaller parties are precisely the reason why smaller communities/regions have a voice

    • @idzkk
      @idzkk Год назад

      Every state in india is dominated by 2 parties 3 in few cases imagine if each district has its own authority contrary to Chief minister who has absolute power over every district. It's same with the states. It's important to actually have district authority which get their taxes and rule themselves. While restricting state authority to governor with few policy making powers. And US is more robust nothing will happen to it. The term limit will keep the rogue elements in check. And don't forget deep state they'll make or break countries imagine what they can do to to preserve theirs.
      So let's say Mr Malhotra is wrong about US not presidential system

    • @PhotonShower
      @PhotonShower Год назад

      He is someone who can see both sides..he jsnt telling which one is right..

  • @humblestudent633
    @humblestudent633 Год назад +53

    Mr Malhotra is a great public intellectual who has immense knowledge in diverse subjects, which is quite rare. Equally surprising is to see Ranveer’s preparedness to match the experts he invites. Great going young chap!

    • @NagendraYadav-pv1gj
      @NagendraYadav-pv1gj Год назад +6

      He has also interviewed Mr Nithyanand swami. 😂

    • @humblestudent633
      @humblestudent633 Год назад

      @@NagendraYadav-pv1gj which not many, including media, have!

    • @harshagarwal5814
      @harshagarwal5814 Год назад +2

      @@humblestudent633 did all of them suggest an inter life fund?

    • @humblestudent633
      @humblestudent633 Год назад

      @@harshagarwal5814 It’s not about endorsing weird fundamentals, rather questioning the quirk…

    • @sameerm38
      @sameerm38 Год назад

      What?

  • @sayasem
    @sayasem Год назад +59

    Average Indian has a say in form of votes. Average Indian does not make any policies, it is elected officials who make policies based on number of factors such as mood of nation. Don't underestimate power of common Indian!!

    • @lightingglow2571
      @lightingglow2571 Год назад

      If leader makes a drastic decision people repel and if the leader tries stops their protest he becomes evil.
      people also are not good enough to make decisions. For example Joe Biden getting elected by mass people.

    • @KiranDevi-ub7ud
      @KiranDevi-ub7ud Год назад

      ANY1 who is concern about environment, educated ... NOT BUSINESS MAN WHO WILL JUST BENEFIT INSTEAD OF GIVING NOR UNEDUCATED PEOPLE

    • @01tj007
      @01tj007 Год назад +14

      Please, don't be fooled, there's no power in the hand of common man, Most of the politician's that we vote are not even capable to have viewpoints, they just play politics and read speeches. Bharat is not run by politicians, it's run by bureaucracy, that is senior IAS officers mostly, drawbacks of bureaucracy is corruption and Slow speed. you live under impression as in you hold some sway you do not.

    • @Deadpool-su2po
      @Deadpool-su2po Год назад +3

      @@01tj007 Bro how is any other form of government better than democracy. Every other form of government has the same problems but simply no mechanisms for expressing dissatisfaction.

    • @amitchirania5710
      @amitchirania5710 Год назад

      ​@@KiranDevi-ub7ud lol a Business Man generates jobs and are wealth creators but you ppl are so brain washed and think govt can give 100% govt jobs 😂😂😂😂

  • @chandermotwani3493
    @chandermotwani3493 Год назад +59

    Exactly Presidential system is the need of the hour SPOT ON 👌🏻💯

    • @harshgamer9457
      @harshgamer9457 Год назад

      Modi ji starting his work for Presidential system by Destroying opposition

    • @harshgamer9457
      @harshgamer9457 Год назад

      this is not bad also !

  • @bapparawal2457
    @bapparawal2457 Год назад +67

    I agree with Rajiv Malhotra ji , democracy is not a good form of administration. But unfortunately Indians are programmed to believe that without democracy it's only communist or dictatorship . We as nation can't look come out of our programmed ideas .

    • @sunainamishra3052
      @sunainamishra3052 Год назад +13

      True bro may be it was not idle but democracy is the best option among all type of govt... communist or dictatorship will good if the rulers were like chatrapati shivaji or like pandava from Mahabharata ..what if the ruler was like aurangzeb or like kim Jong un...we hv choice in democracy to change the ruler if he was not good but can u change the ruler in communist or in dictatorship??

    • @superboss7403
      @superboss7403 Год назад

      ​@@sunainamishra3052 look at china how much developed they got democracy is only good for developed countries like US and Canada.

    • @_Shubham_K
      @_Shubham_K Год назад +2

      ​​​​@@sunainamishra3052 Democracy and Communist ideology ko chhorke haame aur koi path apnana chahiye.
      Aur ek baat - Agar Communism, Shivaji Maharaj and Mahabharat ke time hota tab bhi Dangerous situation hi hota. Because Communism and Socialism i.e Marxism itself Dangerous for Society.

    • @rahulv4865
      @rahulv4865 Год назад

      India can't be run with democracy. It needs some form of dictatorship.

    • @roll1swarnajeetaich9b42
      @roll1swarnajeetaich9b42 Год назад

      ​@@_Shubham_K marxism is not dangerous but the leaders who control it are dangerous.

  • @seekersfinders8801
    @seekersfinders8801 Год назад +11

    France presidential system is the most sensible for good management and stability for India and everyone else. Current system precipitates coalition wheeling dealing corruption and status quo which suits the 0.1% and oligarchs

  • @meghashukla9291
    @meghashukla9291 Год назад +28

    This episode is really an unique.... great thanks

  • @vicksaction5003
    @vicksaction5003 Год назад +33

    He us an absolute gem. Wonderful thought process and clear intent.

  • @asp3577
    @asp3577 Год назад +60

    Perhaps, he missed one important point:
    "President can exercise his power only on advice of Council of Ministers led by PM"

    • @UdayKumar-hg7rx
      @UdayKumar-hg7rx Год назад +2

      You got it

    • @Rajat1293
      @Rajat1293 Год назад +4

      And what if people of India select a PM which provides this facility to President Modi. And in case of modi it is easily possible.

    • @river.
      @river. Год назад

      Talk about Trump

    • @mdkumarz
      @mdkumarz Год назад +7

      But if NaMo becomes president, a PM-led cabinet cannot but endorse his decisions. Then, he cann
      1. appoint Bharateeya-centric SC CJI
      2. Reform judicial system
      3. Reform constitution
      4. Command armed forces

    • @LP-dw8ef
      @LP-dw8ef Год назад +2

      And pm does what the party wants

  • @Agla_Bharat_Viksit_Bharat
    @Agla_Bharat_Viksit_Bharat Год назад

    Thanks

  • @EOTHills
    @EOTHills Год назад +44

    Please invite Jai Shankar or Sashi tharoor 🤧

    • @EOTHills
      @EOTHills Год назад +6

      @भारतीय this is a podcast to share views and opinions. Not a platform to lead the country. And also being a good diplomat is how you lead the country in geopolitical aspects, so who I better than jaishankar. And talking about sashi tharoor he is the only MP to address in the face of British, how we were exploited by them for 200 years. So who else do you want in podcast? Baba Ramdev?

    • @harshaliygadgil
      @harshaliygadgil Год назад +4

      But I am not sure if Ranveer is mature enough to converse with Jaishankar Sir. I mean he might be but don't know.

  • @gyan8201
    @gyan8201 Год назад +6

    Seeing the current level of corrupt leaders and politicians in India and ruled by a corrupt family for decades. I will still favour democracy for citizens to elect its own government

    • @RoamingDoctors
      @RoamingDoctors Год назад

      But we don't get too many options in voting.. though somewhat corrupt but politicians hv great skill of managing undisciplined PPL of India.. if some neive come then he or she finds it difficult to understand the system n work at excellent level..

  • @workhardt2
    @workhardt2 Год назад +30

    Good to see Rajiv Malhotra here on your show.
    Been waiting to hear his thoughts on various subjects.

  • @sysengr
    @sysengr Год назад +18

    this guy is amazing a true thinker, what he says about is true, a strong change is require without causing any hinder.

    • @sandeeppalla004
      @sandeeppalla004 Год назад

      You should check out his out of box thinking with nityananda 😅

    • @sysengr
      @sysengr Год назад

      @@sandeeppalla004 😅

  • @rjrastapopoulos1595
    @rjrastapopoulos1595 Год назад +16

    I'm not sure whether comparing a diverse country like India to a small city-state would do justice. If we have an authoritarian set-up or even a presidential system, many smaller ethno-linguistic groups would feel neglected and probably end up revolting against the central government.

    • @ankitmohapatra22
      @ankitmohapatra22 Год назад +7

      yeah but a who do u think is more capable of taking this country forward someone who is very good at running this country or some one elected by giving money and free stuff for their vote if someone who isn't well educated becomes a leader like Rahul Gandhi who dont know jack about running a country what will u do then when he sells India to China by little by little

    • @namankulshrestha5373
      @namankulshrestha5373 Год назад +3

      In india democracy exist
      Yes
      Because without democracy survival of india is not possible
      Because like many languages and religion
      The condition which i see now
      That yes there are other parties fighting in election
      But the one party is too strong other doesn't even have chance

    • @expressnigga
      @expressnigga Год назад

      That's when we will need to bring out the big guns. Really big ones.

    • @ankitmohapatra22
      @ankitmohapatra22 Год назад +2

      @@namankulshrestha5373 chance to do what sell this country all over again

    • @sid8285
      @sid8285 Год назад

      I'm pretty sure authoritarian set up would be able to deal with any kind of revolts more efficiently than a democratic set up would ever be able to😁

  • @HP-rd7ex
    @HP-rd7ex Год назад +17

    Thanks for sharing different narratives from across India. As an Indian born in Britain, I can honestly say I'm astounded by the level of thinking in modern India. It might be worth questioning when British Indians will start returning to their roots in India 😂 Bharat mata ki jai!

  • @kapilughade164
    @kapilughade164 Год назад +12

    The irony is that he is talking against democracy being in democracy ❤😂... Carry on Sir

    • @ego6160
      @ego6160 Год назад

      Reform is natural...you can't keep dragging a system which you didn't decide and was brainwashed to follow. Democracy is never beneficial for this large population... democracy is like a Mirage for the general public, which makes them think that they have power but they don't

    • @abc69.
      @abc69. Год назад +4

      Even that is democracy. But he is true though

    • @rockyyadav1695
      @rockyyadav1695 Год назад

      Maybe you don't know what democracy is. It's ugly

  • @manali2443
    @manali2443 Год назад +4

    Yogi adityanath as PM and Modi as President. This combo could be 🔥

    • @shodhitgoyal6539
      @shodhitgoyal6539 Год назад +1

      Don't give me hopes 🌝

    • @mdkumarz
      @mdkumarz Год назад +1

      Yogi can look after day-to-day running of country and President can make long-term strategic decisions.
      This was what Chatrapati Shivaji did. He ruled the country on the advice of pradhana amathya/ prime minister. This is dharmic as well.

  • @asishjoshi5774
    @asishjoshi5774 Год назад +12

    Let's make him President! Bingo!!

  • @Nishant.N
    @Nishant.N Год назад +25

    If Narendra Modi becomes President after he turns 75 years.
    President should have more power 💪 like Russia or China 😎
    We need to move from democracy of UK to USA 🤟

    • @superboss7403
      @superboss7403 Год назад +1

      That's why I think democracy sucks but Modi could use this power to attack Pakistan like Putin or XI ?😂

  • @magadh4762
    @magadh4762 Год назад +1

    Choosing leaders via democracy is bloodshed free.

  • @sameerm38
    @sameerm38 Год назад +3

    Where this guy comes from, he doesn't have minimum civics knowledge. Being in democratic country, he is advocating dictatorship and comments section is absolutely lethargic.

  • @adityaagrawal7688
    @adityaagrawal7688 Год назад +2

    Same person who was with Nityanand talking about a business plan and asking Bill Gates to offer billions for it!😭

  • @mbabu73
    @mbabu73 Год назад +2

    this man is so sharp for his age..interesting

  • @rahulchahal3824
    @rahulchahal3824 Год назад +2

    US is a Republic not a Democracy. India is a Democracy not a Republic. However India celebrates Republic Day 😊

  • @je_suis_beau
    @je_suis_beau Год назад +4

    Democracy is the best bet we have for India's future.
    The guest is giving the example of corporate where one individual can take all decisions, which rarely happens. Yes Mukesh Ambani will be accountable for many decisions at Reliance, but he has to talk to other major shareholders and seek counsel. One person can't know everything and anything and it would be foolish to assume so, no matter who's at the helm.

  • @rudnaldosanyal3411
    @rudnaldosanyal3411 Год назад +22

    Jai shree ram 🚩 Jai modi ji 🙏

  • @onetime1239
    @onetime1239 Год назад +5

    Democracies in a place like India with so many religions, languages, and cultures create a system of perpetual stagnation. The current reality of our world is one of rapid change. In order to be adaptive to these changes a country needs to sometimes act fast and be resolute. However, in India, due to size and competing interests, those changes sometimes take years to make and even when the changes take place, they often are too late.

  • @Mr-rf4ux
    @Mr-rf4ux Год назад +12

    For country like India, democracy is not good. Need people wall fare oriented authoritarian one party / organisation to govern the country. Think differently, Chinese CCP pull out 1.5 billion people out of poverty. No foreign power can interfere in China. No separetist have strong gound in China. Now they are prominent in business, innovation, geopolitics, socio-economic development. India is a diverse country, khalisthanists,muslims,christian, left etc want to break India because there are fault line in politics. Foreign power, ngo interfere here. Corruption and misuse of law making India weak from inside in every aspects. Easy protest here and there funded from enemy. And so on...

    • @inUSA072
      @inUSA072 Год назад

      China has 1.4 billion population, how did they brought 1.5 billion people out of poverty?

  • @Manuthinkings
    @Manuthinkings Год назад +6

    Assembly elections waste of money and save people money more and we can save India from like Kerala Bengal areas

  • @rosanilebron1566
    @rosanilebron1566 Год назад +1

    Been watching the clips of this interview, and I find Malhotra's points of view thought provoking. One person i would love you to have in your podcast is Vandana Shiva. Hope someday you can sit and talk with that amazing woman.

  • @ruchikapandey2477
    @ruchikapandey2477 Год назад +1

    Shri Narendra Modi as President perfect 👌 Choice
    Great SHOW 👍
    Very Informative and educational
    Bravo 👏

  • @ex-muslimraj8652
    @ex-muslimraj8652 Год назад +2

    IT IS OUR NECESSITY!! WE NEED A PRESIDENT RULE FOR ATLEAST 20 YEATS TO COME!

  • @vishalmittal1835
    @vishalmittal1835 Год назад +17

    Half knowledge is more harmful....
    This uncleji is the best example 😂

    • @vishalmittal1835
      @vishalmittal1835 Год назад +3

      @alphabet sim bhai.... plz read political science
      To understand all the dimensions 👍

    • @shubhamtare6594
      @shubhamtare6594 Год назад +8

      @@vishalmittal1835 where from dhruv rathi???

    • @vishalmittal1835
      @vishalmittal1835 Год назад +3

      @@shubhamtare6594 No.... from our own govt of India UGC and other university courses

    • @jagdishtyagi1021
      @jagdishtyagi1021 Год назад +1

      do you even know his credentials ?

    • @vishalmittal1835
      @vishalmittal1835 Год назад +2

      @भारतीय not by Britishers but by our own intellectual minds 😇

  • @shashank2825
    @shashank2825 Год назад

    Very nice. Thanks Malhotraji🙏

  • @rohitingle9477
    @rohitingle9477 Год назад +3

    i agree with rajeev with all the pros of a presidential system like a stable governent but the con is that 50% of the vote will come from one particular region 😢 and thats the reason in our constituent assembly choose a parliamentary system. Any ways there is a middle path to it which is french semi presidental system

  • @tusharkarwa2420
    @tusharkarwa2420 Год назад +1

    I disagree with what the speaker says. His argument is correct that no company is run by democracy, however, we cannot directly compare a company with a nation. Simply because the scale and complexity of a nation far exceeds any company. Further, the vision of a company is mostly to make profits. Company's sole motive is not towards security and growth of it's employees. Therefore the comparison itself is inaccurate.
    Going by his reasoning Britishers were also good as they were educated and more qualified than most Indians.
    What democracy provides is the power in the hands of people who have to be governed. The people can have a say in selecting who is going to rule or govern them. This provides a balance of power, otherwise the citizens will be left at the mercy of the king.

  • @Abjffhhj
    @Abjffhhj Год назад +1

    All newly awakened historians would not be here had earlier leaders thought the same ...
    What a time has come! People are supporting and running towards dictatorship .... democracy haunts those who cant see all the sections of society getting their rights today .....before moving towards dictatorship just see what is happening in Afghanistan, pakistan, china , russia ....
    Ranveer you surely has stooped to such a low promotion of a particular party....

  • @esparian4775
    @esparian4775 Год назад +6

    India will be better with a two party system like US

    • @bapparawal2457
      @bapparawal2457 Год назад +2

      Even US is not good because of 2 party system. What are you guys smoking. Atleast look at their condition

    • @hirenahir76200
      @hirenahir76200 Год назад

      No it's actually worse thing can be possible

    • @esparian4775
      @esparian4775 Год назад

      @@bapparawal2457 To clarify, as Chavda said, Multi party system results in lack of power concentration and thus we cannot take quick decisions like China for example, If you find any other way to eliminate this issue, I am fine with it.

    • @SidFredrickson
      @SidFredrickson Год назад

      You might want to try a two body Parliament where one body has an equal number of members from each state and the other would be based on the population of the state.

    • @esparian4775
      @esparian4775 Год назад

      @@SidFredrickson Maybe, I just want a system which has a good balance between autocracy & democracy because with the current system, opposition parties oppose all types of development just for votes

  • @RavikumarGovindaraj-ov7yh
    @RavikumarGovindaraj-ov7yh Год назад +46

    BJP till 2100..

  • @cryogenic5456
    @cryogenic5456 Год назад +2

    the power he is mentioning is ability to move force, crpf etc. and physically crush opponents

  • @prabhsimransingh3074
    @prabhsimransingh3074 Год назад +2

    India is really big 1.4 billion people. Having 1 powerful leader for that seems to much. Having multiple more powerful local leaders is better. It’s hard to run country competently if it’s too big. That was how USA was set up they gave the sub national states a lot of power. India is needed as a counter to China and Pakistan hopefully both those states dissolve ie Tibet becomes independent buffer state. Then there will be less fear in India becoming like eu collection of strong states rather then strong central government.

    • @SenapatiM96
      @SenapatiM96 Год назад

      India in the past lost out to invaders when it went through cycles of regional kingdoms without a strong centralised empire. The invaders could easily play one kingdom against the other and bingo.
      Devolution of power to states (like in the USA, possible because homogenous society) sounds democratic but for me personally is a scary thought, considering our history.

  • @sanatani2864
    @sanatani2864 Год назад +3

    Rajiv Ji is a Gem, Period

  • @curiouscynic4357
    @curiouscynic4357 Год назад +1

    Chatrapati and Netaji are history. However Mr Modi is just great enough to clear the cobwebs and many messed up Indians fed with colonial mindsets. Many gave daft idea about freedom and democracy including most in the opposition. Freedom without accountability and responsibility is anarchy.

  • @Pratik661
    @Pratik661 Год назад +1

    India and the US are not democracies, they are democratic republics.That’s an important distinction. This form of government is more stable than a dictatorship due to successorship issues.

  • @praveenm6204
    @praveenm6204 Год назад +4

    Rajiv Malhotra 🔥🔥🔥
    Love from Tamilnadu ji 🙏😇🔱🚩🚩🚩

  • @sreekumarnair5671
    @sreekumarnair5671 Год назад +1

    INDIA needs a strong PRESIDENT and our Present PM MODIJI is the perfect person for this POST, regardless of what ever party PM belongs to.

    • @justindas9308
      @justindas9308 5 месяцев назад +1

      Pm ka sara power president ko dena chahiye jesa America France Russia jesa

  • @vikassethi8343
    @vikassethi8343 Год назад +2

    AAP KE MUH ME GHEE SAKKAR. THAT,S MY DREAM .FROM 25-07-2027 TO 25-07-2037 JI. MAA ADI SHAKTI JI KIRPA SE.🇮🇳🙌

  • @xv0007
    @xv0007 Год назад +6

    Rajiv Malhotra is such an amazing man.. everyone should read his books

  • @praashantshukla4402
    @praashantshukla4402 Год назад

    Thanks and best regards, all the best!

  • @Clean09
    @Clean09 Год назад +6

    Once you find a good leader, stick with him atleast for 15 to 20 years.... This will really help the nation and economy...
    And i think modi is that good leader...
    The commitments which this govt have made are mostly fulfilled or is in the process of getting done...(except that 15 lakhs if you're crying for it😜😅)

    • @shashanksrivastavasri9641
      @shashanksrivastavasri9641 Год назад

      He never promised 15 lakh ..
      He said the amount of kala dhan is swiss bank is so much that every person can get 1500000.

  • @sandhyababu5432
    @sandhyababu5432 Год назад +1

    The current govt is good at executing and fast tracking progress. But they are not that great at policy making which I feel the opposition is good at. The right mix would be a little bit of both.

  • @dean5927
    @dean5927 Год назад +1

    Even days:-. India is mother of democracy
    Ods days:- democracy is not indian
    And yup we are also colonized by aryans we need to recover ourself from that and we should accept our buddhist route

  • @anshulsingh3648
    @anshulsingh3648 Год назад +3

    this episode is something else, really amazing

  • @Goyal-js9bg
    @Goyal-js9bg Год назад +1

    🙌Yes the president system is best for india❤‍🔥

  • @ieatmauriceforbreakfast
    @ieatmauriceforbreakfast Год назад +6

    This old guy is speaking nonsense. Democracy is not efficient, there is a constant struggle, but its the better way to keep a balance.

    • @bhaskarmaity2890
      @bhaskarmaity2890 Год назад +2

      He wants to bring back old Vedic system in politics ??? Okay. Is it Monarchy , then ??? Who will be the king , then ???

    • @01tj007
      @01tj007 Год назад +4

      Socrates was against common democracy, he implied rightly so that someone who doesn't understand the policies is not capable to choose the enactors, he proposed Intellectual Democracy, in which farmers run Agriculture ministry, Soldiers run defense ministry, traders run economic ministry etc but he was arrested, put to vote for death and killed by majority.😂

    • @Shsj09
      @Shsj09 Год назад

      RUSSIA AND CHINA MONARCH AND THEYY ARE BETTER IN ECONOMY AND GROWTH THAN WHOLE EUROPE AND INDIA

    • @ieatmauriceforbreakfast
      @ieatmauriceforbreakfast Год назад +1

      @@01tj007 what other philosophies from Socrates do you follow in life?

    • @01tj007
      @01tj007 Год назад +3

      @@ieatmauriceforbreakfast I don't follow any of his policies, that's what your mind has been catered to, If you like soamesones one good idea, you have to accept their bad ones too... That's why people are labelled on behalf of their opinion. Each and every system has flaws, we trade efficiency for quote unquote perception of freedom, but has humans we evolve, why not evolve this drag into something more efficient system, eg intellectual democracy sounds hard to implement, but definitely appeals way more to me

  • @durgeshn8791
    @durgeshn8791 Год назад +1

    Yes, I think for population of 1.4b people, system like china, 1 party system like CCP is best.
    Look at the efficiency of 1 party system of china, they took out 1.4b people from property in just 3 decades.
    & we still didn't done half of of it in 7 decade

  • @chander3338
    @chander3338 Год назад +1

    India is a unique democracy where Judges elected themselves and call themselves as guardians of law. The power of judiciary is not with the people.

  • @srinathtg4623
    @srinathtg4623 Год назад

    Hmmm, interesting and thought provoking indeed

  • @KiranDevi-ub7ud
    @KiranDevi-ub7ud Год назад +3

    ANY1 who is concern about environment, educated ... NOT BUSINESS MAN WHO WILL JUST BENEFIT INSTEAD OF GIVING NOR UNEDUCATED PEOPLE

  • @pampasinha2974
    @pampasinha2974 Год назад +2

    India is going back to stone ages 👍gd for us ☺

  • @shivarajkumarhs3423
    @shivarajkumarhs3423 Год назад

    Absolutely Right I'm agree with him.

  • @darkerthanblack500
    @darkerthanblack500 Год назад +4

    Dude!! Now Modi supporter will go crazy.

    • @superboss7403
      @superboss7403 Год назад

      😂😂 I don't believe as long citizens of India are voting for Modi it's all that

  • @simple_guy333
    @simple_guy333 Год назад +1

    Democracy is the best tool till now, anything other system fails to exist! One leader rule can never be better. Absolutely stupid thinking if you think President rule is better. Shame on Ranveer, he kept mum!

  • @asinghal9666
    @asinghal9666 Год назад +1

    Democracy today has evolved compared to what it was in 90's, which in turn was better than 19th century democracy. What Rajiv ji suggesting will destroy all the effort of improvement we have made since independence. What we have currently a system which lack accountability from bottom up, if a clerk of IAS is sitting on a file and asking for bribe there is no mechanism which will question him for not doing it's duty.
    Dictator could work in a city state like Singapore but not in India due her sheer size and diversity.
    Instead of changing elective branch we need serious change in judicial and administrative system.
    There is zero accountability in judiciary, how could a system where decision of higher branch is pole opposite of lower branch is still in practice without any change? Similarly we should abolish IAS and IPS because just like ICS they work for their masters but not common man

    • @mlg1279
      @mlg1279 Год назад

      Let's abolish everything. We'll have jungle raj - happy?

  • @gauravsaxena6034
    @gauravsaxena6034 Год назад +1

    If this person is right than we don't need freedom from Britishers, they are the best administrators. These kind of Indians belittle our freedom fighters.

  • @tasveer9766
    @tasveer9766 Год назад +3

    3:06 Why was it so difficult to remember Chakravarti Ashoka?

    • @expressnigga
      @expressnigga Год назад

      Ashoka... The genocidal maniac?

    • @VIPIN4528
      @VIPIN4528 Год назад +1

      It takes a lot of knowledge
      Even ranveer lacks a lot
      He is not even chankaya of pod casts
      Well something is always better than nothing
      At least he has not taken name of Aurangzeb
      Let's gain knowledge

    • @expressnigga
      @expressnigga Год назад

      @@VIPIN4528 hey, can you see my comment?

    • @tasveer9766
      @tasveer9766 Год назад

      @@expressnigga and who do you think Genghis Khan was? Genghis Khan used to butcher villages in a go. Ashoka’s Kalinga expedition was nothing in front of the Mongol’s brutalities.

    • @tasveer9766
      @tasveer9766 Год назад

      @@VIPIN4528 I was not trying to mock Ranveer, I just couldn’t understand how it was so hard for him to take Ashoka’s name.

  • @harrymeghwal108
    @harrymeghwal108 Год назад +1

    Modi ji such a visionary leader 🚩♥️🇮🇳

  • @rudreshahs5793
    @rudreshahs5793 Год назад

    Yes Right. ❤

  • @abhijitjana7359
    @abhijitjana7359 Год назад +2

    All this man says I support it from my bottom of heart..

  • @ArthurShotgun
    @ArthurShotgun Год назад +1

    Spot on. We need educated technical experts like Dr. S Jaishankar leading the various ministries of the country, not politicians who only focus on winning elections & don't have any knowledge nor they can see the bigger picture or give a damn about the long term growth of the country. They only want short term result.
    The reason why China today is so ahead of India & 2nd largest economy almost going toe to toe with USA is because they traded their democracy with development. Even if it's a dictatorship, it's a development oriented dictatorship, they can take decisions which democracies cannot. They don't have foreign interference in their internal matters. They can deal with separatist elements in their country with a iron fist, the separatists can't use the constitution as a shield like they do in India. They can target specific industries & focus on their growth without worrying about the laws. The government gives their local manufacturers advantage over foreign players. They can even do illegal activities like buying US tech from blackmarket & reverse engineering it & spying on other countries without any legal problems. Theres a stable government in China whereas in India government can be overthrown any time if the MLA/MPs switch sides. Anyone want to set business in China there's no redtapism like India, it's quick decision. China has uniform civil code , not like India where different rules apply to different castes,religions & areas. They can embrace their ancient Chinese culture & use it as soft power across the world whereas we in India don't respect our own culture, we want to be a cheap copy of the west.

  • @varungk3388
    @varungk3388 Год назад +5

    In a nutshell just give all power to Mr Malhotra and let him decide for all us lesser people😂

  • @siddharthbhoi2821
    @siddharthbhoi2821 Год назад +1

    Yeah , if more knowledgeable ones get to decide on what to do , then we should get rid of our FM 1st.

  • @manishsrivastasvaa
    @manishsrivastasvaa Год назад +3

    Fantastic

  • @ShaarangDeepak
    @ShaarangDeepak Год назад +1

    After listening to the logic that Modi can become president, i m like,"OH..."

  • @a.k.1960
    @a.k.1960 Год назад +3

    Modi still has energy and skills for another 5 years. Not utilising his services will be a loss to nation. I agree with presidential system.

  • @Kbkmohanraju
    @Kbkmohanraju Год назад

    Very nice topic❤

  • @kayess99
    @kayess99 Год назад

    Thats an amazing topic, and I really liked his idea of democracy and Modi being President. It brings goosebumps what Modi could achieve for this country if he's the President of India.

  • @nvenkatareddy
    @nvenkatareddy Год назад +2

    Unbeatable combination modiji as president and yogiji as pm and amitji as def and home minister with army conducting polls and state police

  • @GauravTandon85
    @GauravTandon85 Год назад +3

    It's good to see that your generation is learning from Rajeev sir.

  • @balasubramaniamrajangam7690
    @balasubramaniamrajangam7690 Год назад

    I definitely vouch for his articulation provided our leader has all the needed skills & exclusiveness 🙏🙏🙏

  • @spiracticaldoctor7197
    @spiracticaldoctor7197 Год назад +2

    sir there are some cruel kings in the past also.....

  • @VarinMAAN
    @VarinMAAN Год назад

    One needs both, left and right wings to fly simultaneously. Guys like this should be in the think tank of policy making for prosperous and strong BHARAT.

  • @shashisubramaniam3630
    @shashisubramaniam3630 Год назад

    Spot on 👌🏼

  • @tatpurushavirtual
    @tatpurushavirtual Год назад +1

    Democracy will work when everyone who is voting is knowledgeable & wise and the leader's love the nation is impeccable and exceptional . In the sense of today's mindless voting allowed by the existing system, we are spinning into mayhem some day.
    Democracy should evolve from bottom up to choose it's leaders as against party choose leaders and pump money to make them the leader.
    We should also learn to restrict the scope of people to vote on what can actually understand.
    Sarve Jana Sukhino Bavantu

  • @javeedather905
    @javeedather905 Год назад

    Presidential system was discussed during 1980_81 during Indira Gandhi period, if I remember well,it was Barrister A R Antulay who openly addressed in public meetings but he was told to.keep quiet later

  • @ajoyroy4713
    @ajoyroy4713 Год назад

    Wonderful. I camt agree more with you. We really need presidential rule, so to say, for 20-30 years to take us to a level when we underdtand and apprecoate democracy..

  • @Onlyabhi9
    @Onlyabhi9 Год назад

    Modi should become president and bring good governance..ASAP..and make India strong and Developed Nation..we need to set the country in a right track...This requires a stable long term patriotic leader

  • @61sukanya
    @61sukanya Год назад

    Superb!

  • @akshattewari
    @akshattewari Год назад

    Simultaneous Central and State elections is a good place to start with...

  • @rajarora2097
    @rajarora2097 Год назад +1

    These guys don’t even realize they can talk this free because of democracy the same system they want replaced by dictatorship.

    • @saishashi9978
      @saishashi9978 Год назад +2

      abe bewakoof inlogone kaha ki presidential type democracy chahiye america jaisa dictatorship nai

  • @orumadayan1086
    @orumadayan1086 Год назад +1

    Sorry, but a presidential system works (and even then, imperfectly) in a two-party system but would be untenable in a multi-party system like in India, and one especially in which local or state parties are dominant. This is because a President will still require a majority in parliament to pass laws and bills. A presidential system cannot even guarantee that in a two-party system, e.g., what's going on presently in the US, and will usher utter chaos in a multi-party system. A parliamentary system, however imperfect, at least guarantees that the Prime Minister has majority support in parliament, i.e., someone cannot become PM without the support of a majority in parliament.