試す 金 - 無料
Engage With The Community
Businessworld
|February 3, 2018
AS THE NATION celebrated its 69 th Republic Day, an unseemly spectacle was playing out in various states — an outfit called Karni Sena was holding the state and people to ransom over the film Padmaavat.

A group formed in 2006 to fight “for the rights of Rajputs”, was attacking schoolchildren, public properties, and theatres, because “it thought the Rajputs had been portrayed unfairly in the film”.
There were charges that various state governments failed to — or refused to — clamp down on this fringe group. There were demands as to why Prime Minister Narendra Modi didn’t comment on the issue.
Earlier, last year in the state of Gujarat, the agitation of Patidars spiraled out of control. The erstwhile dominant caste of Gujarat demanded reservations in jobs and education. While the government of the day failed to meet their demands, the group, under the leadership of a young leader, aggressively campaigned against the state government and the BJP, and the agitation continues till date. What is interesting is that many observers felt that the quota demand had more to do with the lack of jobs and opportunities in the state, rather than the backwardness of the said community.
このストーリーは、Businessworld の February 3, 2018 版からのものです。
Magzter GOLD を購読すると、厳選された何千ものプレミアム記事や、9,500 以上の雑誌や新聞にアクセスできます。
すでに購読者ですか? サインイン
Businessworld からのその他のストーリー

BW Businessworld
THE NEW CRÈME DELL-A CRÈME OF ENTERPRISE LAPTOPS
Built for performance and portability, Dell's PRO 14 PREMIUM redefines enterprise laptops with Al-ready power, sleek design, and lasting efficiency
3 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
FROM INTENT TO IMPACT: Transforming Data into Hyper-personalised Experiences
In conversations with CMOs, one insight that is consistently echoed has been the growing importance of hyperpersonalisation in marketing. While it holds immense potential to enhance customer experiences and brand relationships, many organisations find it challenging to implement hyper-personalisation at scale. Despite leveraging advanced technologies for segmentation and dynamic content creation, delivering truly personalised campaigns that align with individual customer needs and preferences remains a key hurdle.
3 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
Apple's Retail Run in India
Two new stores in Bengaluru and Pune in as many days showcase the iconic brand's commitment to community, creativity, and long-term growth
4 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
IT'S ALL IN THE KICKS
A growing love for sneakers in India has seen homegrown brands emerge, and consumers are loving them. We take a peek into this fast-growing market
4 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
THE GST STIMULUS
From milk and soaps to mobiles, TVs and small cars, GST cuts promise festive relief—can spending power truly turbocharge India's growth?
8 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
HEALTH MADE LESS TAXING
GST Council's bold reforms exempt insurance premiums and slash medical taxes, boosting affordability and access nationwide
3 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
"EVERY WORD CARRIES A HIDDEN JOURNEY"
Author SUMANTO CHATTOPADHYAY discusses his book Stories of Words and Phrases, revealing quirky origins and why etymology deepens language and meaning, in this conversation with
4 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
THE BIHAR ECONOMY STORY: FROM UNDERDEVELOPED TO UNSTOPPABLE
Under the seasoned leadership of CHIEF MINISTER NITISH KUMAR, the JDU-BJP government is attempting a transformation that feels both ambitious and tangible
3 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
CAREER TIPS FROM A CORPORATE WORKSHOP
The author uses mentorship stories, workshop lessons and personal anecdotes from a range of sources to create a comprehensive yet digestible textbook. This eclectic approach serves the book well by preventing it from becoming overly theoretical or anecdotal. Each chapter feels like a conversation with a seasoned co-worker who sincerely wants you to be successful
3 mins
September 20, 2025

BW Businessworld
India Now Tourism Australia's Fifth-largest Market
Marking the second chapter of its global campaign, 'Come and Say G'day', TOURISM AUSTRALIA allocates 70 per cent of India media spend to digital, blending global brand identity with local Indian storytelling
3 mins
September 20, 2025
Translate
Change font size