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The best thing that can happen after the complete rout of Congress is the Gandhi Parivaar getting kicked out of Politics by Congress leaders themselves. The second biggest party should shed its dynasty if the country has to progress or have a credible opposition.Congress needs to kick out Gandhi Parivaar. Rahul Gandhi is not coming of age nor becoming Prime Minister ever. Not in this life time. And who the hell is Vadra Parivaar to dictate terms for this country. What is the achievement of Rahul Gandhi that he is President of Congress? Who is Priyanka Gandhi without her nose resembling Indira Gandhi? Robert Vadra is nothing but a nuisance who is overrated. How the hell is he appearing in posters across Amethi? No wonder, Amethi also seems to be going the BJP way.It’s been a 15 year long wait for the Indian media. And the wait seems to be a perpetual and never ending one – The declaration of coming of age of Rahul Gandhi. A man who will turn 49 next month is the subject matter of so many of these articles. That too a man who had it easy and got everything in a platter and presides over the destruction of his family firm - Congress. While nobody would have cared less, what makes ignoring difficult is that his family firm is the second biggest political party in India which has to act like a credible opposition for a democracy to function. India has a lot at stake and this coming of age nonsense has been perpetrated far too long with hope and despair by sections of media. A mind of a man has unlimited capacity for self-deception and nothing else proves it more than the indulgence of left liberal media on Rahul Gandhi. The repetitive nature of media articles in a desperate bid to declare the coming of age of Rahul Gandhi reeks of a slave mentality.Sample this article of last week (11-05-2019) in The Quint titled “Modi may win 2019 but Rahul Gandhi too has come of age as a neta”Modi May Win 2019 But Rahul Gandhi, Too, Has Come of Age As A NetaAs I gone through yesterdays article, the headline declaring of Rahul Gandhi coming of age sounded disturbingly familiar which prompted a Google Search.What came up is an article from about a decade back (17-05-2009) in the Economic Times:- “Rahul Gandhi a coming of age”Rahul Gandhi: A coming-of-ageAs I scrolled back memory lanes and scrolled down on the search results, the prospect of having read so many “coming of age” articles of Rahul Gandhi made me worry. There are far too many of them hoping against hope of signs of maturity in a man who will touch 50 year old mark next year.In fact, A swarajya magazine article had an article asking “Just How many Times will Rahul Gandhi come of age”Just How Many Times Will Rahul Gandhi Come Of Age?Even that article is 3 years old now.The Indian Political system has changed massively over the period the leftist media waited for Rahul Gandhi to come up as a leader. BJP changed completely as does any other organization. We saw young blood coming up, new faces occupying positions of power, old timers making way for new ones. Many leaders emerging out of electoral process, many getting irrelevant while some corrupt ones facing the heat in jail. The Congress party remained unchanged except their consistent decline all thanks to their wait for the only leader.There is an infamous but historically false Macaulay speech which had caught the fancy of Indian minds and shared widely on social media. While Fake news and posts are not something new in Facebook, Whatsapp and other social media sites, this fake quote has sustained to influence thinking minds for a long time and made Macaulay a prominent name even among layman.The FAKE quote attributed to Macaulay read“I have travelled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief. Such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such calibre, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and, therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their self-esteem, their native self-culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominated nation”The immense popularity of the post in all social media platforms probably piqued interest and an article emerged stating that the quote attributed to macaulay was never made and it is just another fake news doing the rounds. It is FAKE NEWS but a popular one which continues to linger around in conversations despite being called out. The reality of slave mentality probably made the fake news believable and the quote viral. However macaulay and his supposed statements still continue to hold sway over Indian minds while historians agree that racist supremacy was a defining feature of English mindset. A parallel racist inferiority complex resulting out of it maybe the reason for the popularity of this idea as well as many of our western emulations existing in the society.However, After finding so many Rahul Gandhi coming of age article which is, I am tempted to concoct my version of fake macaulay’s statement:-I have travelled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one youth who can come up as leader. Such lack of talent, energy or youth in this country that I don’t think that this country can be led by anyone but the Gandhi family. And therefore I propose that we wait for Rahul Gandhi to come of age, however long it may take for we have to gift the throne to someone from the family itself. For if the Indians think that all that is Gandhi family is good and greater than their own sons and daughters, they will lose their self esteem, their native self culture and they will become what they want, a truly dominated nation.Sometimes I wonder if the above fake note gets passed down to media persons from generation to generation just like the fake news on Macaulays statement spread among the English reading masses in India. India has moved on from this dynasty politics mindset and decisively so. Irrespective of the results, Rahul Gandhi is surely not occupying the Prime Ministers chair and neither is the nation waiting for him to come of age. The media may publish articles like those on a daily basis looking for signs of sensibility or maturity but nothing is going to change. Mahagathbandhan leaders or regional leaders across India have already ousted him and nobody considers him a PM Nominee anyways. Congress leaders better consider ousting him for people have already ousted Congress and will look out for better alternatives as opposition leader by 2024.As Election results pour in indicating huge victory for BJP, the Lutyens media or the Khan Market is unlikely to give up their bias towards Rahul Gandhi for they have nothing to lose. Congress party better kickout the Gandhi Parivaar before whatever is left of the Congress gets decimated. Rahul Gandhi is not coming of age nor becoming the Prime Minister ever.

Short Answer- NoIt's not Rahul Gandhi 2.0, its Rahul Gandhi N.0. Every time, RaGa says shows any remote sign of intellect or Congress shows any sign of recovery, the entire media becomes jubilant and declares that RaGa is back with a bang!Unfortunately, like many other launches, this too shall pass...Long Answer- NOOOO!Do you mean how Rahul Gandhi has come of age finally!Kudos to the work of OpIndia!The Coming of Age of Rahul Gandhi – from 2009 till dateWith two speeches in two days, Indian mainstream media has really woken up and has declared the arrival of the next best thing to India, since sliced bread. Many neutral journalists were coming out of their rat-holes to declare the arrival of a messiah.Having said that, credit must be given where its due. Media has doggedly tried to make any of his sighting, as a comeback of sorts for the last 7 years. Here is the snapshot of their propaganda. Don’t let the headline fool you – also check the dates.In May 2009, Indian Media had as many as 5 pieces titled “Coming of Age of Rahul Gandhi”, from 5 different authors. Coincidence? Or well planned plug, with title suggested by some unnamed source (read Rahul Gandhi PR Team?).Two such articles, were dated 5th May (on NDTV) and 8 May 2009 on BBC. What is so special about these dates? The 2009 Lok Sabha elections were conducted between 16 April 2009 and 13 May 2009.Both these “coming of age” pieces are right in the middle of the elections. Coincidence?The other three pieces appeared on 17th May 2009. Yes, all on the same date:The Hindu: May 17, 2009 – The coming of age of RahulThe Economic Times: May 17, 2009 – Rahul Gandhi: A coming-of-ageOnly Top Stories of the Day: May 17 2009 – Rahul Gandhi comes of ageWhat is so special about 17 May 2009? The results to the Lok Sabha elections were declared on 16th May 2009. UPA got re-elected, and Indian media was quick to appropriate credit of this victory to the Prince.But the media was not done. As Rahul’s charisma faded away, they kept peppering us with similar headlines, TV debates, right upto 2014.Jan 05, 2010 – Rahul Gandhi: A coming of ageJune 19, 2011 - Has Rahul Gandhi come of age? (A TV Debate)Feb 6, 2012 – Has Rahul Gandhi come of age as a politician? – By Rajdeep SardesaiJan 17, 2014 – Has Rahul Gandhi come of age as a politician? – Another TV debate, again by Rajdeep SardesaiJan 27, 2014 – Has Rahul Gandhi come of age?Why two stories of “Rahul Coming of Age” in 2014 you ask? 2014 General Elections Stupid! And we aren’t even looking for other articles, titled differently, just this cliched phrase of “coming of age”, used in Rahul Gandhi’s context year in year out. One can find numerous other articles with keywords like “comeback”, “mojo”, “return” and so on, associated with the Shehzaada.So now do you understand why suddenly all of our neutral journalists tweeted high praise for a Lok Sabha MP, with no administrative track record, who has never done a job in his entire life, and who disappeared for 56 days, even as Parliament was in session? Last two days are just an extension of media’s lifelong endeavor of seeing him at 7RCR, so that they can enjoy free run with their propaganda.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) has become largely a universal declaration of human obligations to give things to other humans. It is a Collectivist declaration of universal human enslavement to meet the needs of others (as determined by some elite).Rather than meeting the desires of some elite (royalty, priesthood, supreme race, or whatever) humans are obligated to meet the needs of others as determined by some elite (political party, university faculty, newspaper editorial staff, government bureau, or whatever.)Not exclusively, but mostly. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights authorizes the tyranny of moral busybodies."Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. They may be more likely to go to Heaven yet at the same time likelier to make a Hell of earth. This very kindness stings with intolerable insult. To be "cured" against one's will and cured of states which we may not regard as disease is to be put on a level of those who have not yet reached the age of reason or those who never will; to be classed with infants, imbeciles, and domestic animals."–C.S. Lewis