Politics

  India is a vast country with not just diverse cultures, languages and religions but also with an entirely different political atmosphere in all its regions. But we can clearly differentiate North and South on the basis of their prevailing politics. Beginning from the North, the masses in this region have a pro-Hindu sentiments which is often triggered during elections  by the politicians. Their mode of operandi is simple. They either target a minority community claiming that they are a threat to  the Hindu majority or else they would invoke a special feeling for the country in the name of patriotism which work out pretty well in winning their precious votes. So the candidate who promises to build temples rather than hospitals or schools for the poor people are likely to win the elections in the North. South Indians however have a different taste in choosing their leaders. As observed from previous elections, unlike North Indians they are reluctant to pro-Hindu politics ...