Silent Constitution : Dangerous Consequences (The Laws That We Need Urgently) - Silent Constitution : Dangerous Consequences (The Laws That We Need Urgently)  (Hardcover, Major Saras Tripathi)

Silent Constitution : Dangerous Consequences (The Laws That We Need Urgently).. Major Saras C Tripathi is a multifaceted personality interweaving an out of box thinker, an author, columnist, motivational speaker and a soldier; who believes in “Idam na mum, Idam Rashtray” (nothing for me, all for the nation) and Swayameva Mrigendrata (becoming the leader by self-prowess). Childhood memories, fueled by inspirations of 1971 war and uncompromising nationalist views within family, fascinated him to join the Army. Through CDSE (UPSC) he was commissioned into the 6 Maratha Light Infantry of the Indian Army on 07 Mar 1992 from OTA Chennai. He was first posted in Kashmir valley under “AFSPA 1990” to crush Pak sponsored terrorism. He served there for five years in two different stints; from 1992-1995 (CI Ops) and 1997-1999 (LOC at Uri). He voluntarily resigned from the Army in 1999; post Kargil war. Later, he served in various capacities/ varied roles including; as Human Resource Manager in Central PSU (1999-2007), Airport Manager at IGI airport New Delhi (2008-2018) and Commandant (2018-2020) of Raxa Academy (GMR Group). He prematurely resigned to dedicate himself to greater national causes. Born on 05 May 1966 at Prayagraj (UP), he graduated from University of Allahabad in English Literature, History and Philosophy, followed by MA (Philosophy); PGDHRM from Pondicherry University and Master’s in Journalism from Sagar University. ..........................................Do you know? 1. Hindus are a minority in six states and three union territories, but they do not enjoy the rights of minorities. 2 . The word minority has not been defined in the Constitution. As a result all except Hindus are minorities and will remain so till they reach 51%. 3. India has only 2% of the earth's area while 18% of the world's population lives in India. 4. There are a total of 201 countries in the world, out of which the population of 196 countries (country) is less than the Muslim population of India, so should Muslims be considered a minority? 5. An estimated 60 thousand crore rupees were spent in the last public election in India, which is more than the (country) gross domestic product of 50 countries of the world. 6. We can save about 60 thousand crore rupees (or 8 billion dollars) if elections to the Lok Sabha and assemblies are held together.