Why govt launches ₹1500 schemes - what can you actually do?

[Harendra]

[Jasmin]

And the gobi ji will tell us to cut down on travel. All these freebies should be stopped right now.

[Darshan]

There are crores of women who don't earn anything, right? Handing out cash is easier than creating jobs – it's frustrating, but that's the reality. Even if it's called a welfare scheme, in practice it's just buying votes legally.

[Hemant]

Think about it – phones are being sold on EMI, and who's using mobile data every single day?

[Ranjit]

It's the people's mandate, so there's not much we can change. Unless every political party joins forces and stops giving freebies, voters will keep rewarding them.

[Ajay]

If we stop the freebies, the tiger won't stay in power, then what's the point of inflating the DRDO budget? Future generations won't forgive us.

[Shekar]

Why do you keep forgetting the massive poverty in our country? Step out of your air‑conditioned house and car, and you'll see that someone earning ₹22,000 a month is called middle class by economists. Either educate yourself or stay silent.

[Mukesh]

God knows we need more missiles and less support for women

[Advik]

The BJP began this by extending the ration system beyond COVID. They need to stop it, or the country will never move forward.

[Akash]

The beauty of Indian democracy is that spending on DRDO doesn't win votes because most people aren't aware of the importance of defence research and development. What can anyone do with just ₹1500? Well, ₹1500 can cover the whole family's mobile recharge.

[Pallavi]

What should be banned:
1. State‑government distribution of freebies
2. Tax‑free party funding

What should be introduced:
1. Ministers appointed based on degrees
2. A minimum graduation qualification for any politician who wants to contest.