"She is a bitch of her won kind, never cares law and order" said US President Richard Nixon to Indian PM Indira Gandhi on Bangladesh war.
"US should not hold claim upon burial of Osama Ji's dead body, it should get Islamic cremation" Dig Vijay Singh on USA's thoughtful burial of Osama Bin Laden's dead body
"It is tiring to be the Goddess of 800 million Indians" said by Indira Gandhi in 1984 slightly before her assiantion in an interview to Pranay Gupte, than CNN editor
"My Muslim brothers do not have slightest right to raise objection upon the demoilation of Babari Masjid as their people have destructed thousands of temple since they invaded India" Said by Lal Krishna Advani in his auto biography 'My Country My Life'
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"I shall only say truth , however bitter it is and how so ever loss I would draw from it" said Mahatma Gandhi before Lord. Mountbatten over Kashmir Dispute
If you just have noticed the thin line above. This thin line is actually what I say 'line of ethics' which a diplomat or a leader should always keep in mind while dealing with his/her follower. Statements mentioned above the thin line are politically objected, thoughtful, intentional and deliberate. The sentence mentioned below the thin line is ethically thoughtful, objected, intentional but not at all deliberate.
For me, I feel it is essential to talk about leadership ethics to my budding leaders. I was reading an interview of chief of Hijbul Mujhiddeen, the Kashmir Extremist outfit from POK. There I got evaluate that the leader have many deep studded convictions about India (both good and bad) to which he just cannot listen or agree upon any contradicting tactic.
I am concerned now for such stances in the future! I have many young friends who are so much influenced by Hindu extremists that they are now spoiling the pluralism of Indian society. I have seen my talented young brothers practicing racial discrimination based upon caste, culture, color of a person. A chinky, a madrasi, a gujjar, a gurkha or a uriya is so much important to them as if his/her education and work ethics are of no value while interacting with them. My worry is, how a young Indian who holds the citizenship of globalized pluralism gets such a detailed information about sub-castes and rural minorities? Naturally, this is a planned and systematic brain-washing of our talented young brothers and sisters.
Systematic Brain Storming, Influencing by tempered knowledge and sparking rage of revenge has become the course curricula of leadership training in Indian leadership.
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| It is inheritance of leadership which is damaging Indian Identity Worldwide |
Major draw back of leadership inheritance
This decade is the last phase of third generation leadership in post liberated India. A politically and economically stable country with five declared wars from Pakistan and China... hundred plus counter insurgency operations and ten plus peace keeping trooper operations. Indian leadership learned a lot from warfare, weaponry advancements, international strategic alliances and economic treaties.... but India should be declared failure in terms of developing pluralism, nurturing civic senses and improving upon human development index. A gross failure, which has kicked us a generation back from our western counterparts.
The main reason is because, Indian leadership got transferred as a dynasty in spite of having well established democratic mechanism. In inheritance of leadership brought very thoughtful conviction of bringing newer technology to Indian barely made any cheering adoptions while dealing with the domestic affairs. This dynastic transfer of leadership wasn't natural but was in installments. First to become the poster boy of party, than to become a catalyses of the party, than take over the election management of the party and finally take seat on the reign of ministry. With utter cautious supervision of senior leaderships which steadily mounted the new leader in old horse...
Practice Totalitarian Approach
While dealing with leadership responsibility, I recommended my dear young blood leaders that we should practice holistic approach while taking up any leadership. Part ownership of a task leads to unpleasant and semi acceptable results. It is quite often, we fail to comply with the stander to time and global competition.
Leadership is all about being bold risk taker... and this is why I strongly manifest that if you are taking risk thank why to ride upon old horse? Why not to think afresh and establish our own identity? This way we will be able to implement more time oriented, globally compatible leaderships. Perhaps this is the only way we will be able to dump terrorism, extremism and regional opportunism to run on fast track development road of this nation!
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