Posted by: kichhudada_siraha_madar October 10, 2015
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@GwachAquarian - I agree with your satire. At the same time it is an obvious dark humor of the madhesi movement.
Madhesi culture will take a long time, just to be in parity with Pahadi culture merely because of cultural backwardness when it comes to women and their caste system. Which is a joke because Pahadi culture is in no way a role model of progress; obviously way behind when it comes to women rights and caste inclusiveness. A good question to ask the Madhesi Netas (as I come from Madhesh and have seen this closely) - how many of them married without taking a dowry? How many madhesi netas have their son got married to a rich farmer's daughter in Bihar? (Clue: Many). How many Yadav Netas have married a Mandal? How many Madhesi Tripathi Neta's daughters are married to a Santal?
Why I am saying this? Caste system and women inclusion is a persistent challenge for all of us, the country as a whole; however madhesi culture, in particular, needs immediate reform, don't know how, but if they want to be part of a dynamic society. There will continue to be differences in these 2 sub cultures because of that. I guess.
Like I always said, Bihar and UP are cancer (not the whole state but the majority maligned sub-cultural pretexts that breed savage aristocracy). How do we go about treating this cancer? It's not in our vital organs but, say, it's the cancer of the feet (analogy to a human body). You can cut your feet but still it is part of your body.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranvir_Sena
Madhesi culture will take a long time, just to be in parity with Pahadi culture merely because of cultural backwardness when it comes to women and their caste system. Which is a joke because Pahadi culture is in no way a role model of progress; obviously way behind when it comes to women rights and caste inclusiveness. A good question to ask the Madhesi Netas (as I come from Madhesh and have seen this closely) - how many of them married without taking a dowry? How many madhesi netas have their son got married to a rich farmer's daughter in Bihar? (Clue: Many). How many Yadav Netas have married a Mandal? How many Madhesi Tripathi Neta's daughters are married to a Santal?
Why I am saying this? Caste system and women inclusion is a persistent challenge for all of us, the country as a whole; however madhesi culture, in particular, needs immediate reform, don't know how, but if they want to be part of a dynamic society. There will continue to be differences in these 2 sub cultures because of that. I guess.
Like I always said, Bihar and UP are cancer (not the whole state but the majority maligned sub-cultural pretexts that breed savage aristocracy). How do we go about treating this cancer? It's not in our vital organs but, say, it's the cancer of the feet (analogy to a human body). You can cut your feet but still it is part of your body.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranvir_Sena