Sidin Vadukut Quotes

Each Year India Produces Thousands Upon Thousands Of Eighteen-year Olds Who Have Little To No Instructed Idea Of The Last Sixty Years Of Indian History. They Have No Idea If Or How Those Five-year Plans Worked. They Have No Idea If Or How The Non-Aligned Movement Worked. They Have No Idea About The Numerous Wars India Has Fought Against Pakistan Or China. They Have No Idea, For Instance, Of What Many People Call The Greatest Threat To India's Internal Security: The Naxal Movement. What Created This Naxal Movement? And Why Is The Movement Popular Where It Is? Our Youth Doesn't Know.

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