Are smaller states in national interest?
Vandana Bansal Unity in diversity, which used to be the beautiful dictum of patriots, no longer retains the charm for the contemporary politicians who are ready to take advantage of the chaos and disruption prevailing in the atmosphere. India has started her journey with a few states but at present she has 28. The reasons of this division are many but most of the time, the division took place because of the difference in language. People having different linguistic concerns started proclaiming for different states and this tradition did not help at all in boosting the spirit of national integration. Four years ago, Uttaranchal, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand were carved out because of regional interests. Recently, the Telangana problem has created a great turbidity in the country. It has evoked hot discussions on the issue of forming smaller states. Apparently, it seems that Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) President K. Chandrasekhar Rao is earnestly trying for the betterment of that particu
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