Is Keralam on the same path as Pakistan in 1947? / VandeMataram Full Version!

“Request someone to translate this into Malayalam & share it with Keralam”.

The discussion here is not about religion or religious divisions, but rather about an assured idiotic trajectory toward self-destruction.

The reality is that human’s extreme arrogance & insular (idiotic) thinking inevitably lead to ruin.

India & Pakistan gained independence around the same time.

India is now the fourth-largest economy globally, while Pakistan's economic standing & it societies status requires no elaboration.

Let us examine Keralam the land that gave rise us Adi Shankaracharya & Narayana Guru just to mention few of the great souls from there.

A land that contributes thousands of soldiers to the Indian military & brilliant minds to ISRO& across Indian Institution, Industries, yet pathetically lacks a self-reliant economy of its own.

It survives primarily on remittances from the Middle East, rather than from Keralites settled across the globe who are becoming citizens of their adopted countries.

Official labor surveys have consistently highlighted that Keralam faces disproportionately high youth & overall unemployment rates surging past national averages to reach concerning highs (at times recorded upwards of 20% to nearly 30% among specific brackets in periodic labor force reports) forcing its educated youth to seek livelihoods outside the state.

Economically, the state remains heavily reliant on external buffers, with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) & migration data noting that it captures a massive share (nearly one-fifth) of all India-bound international remittances, primarily from the Middle East. (The above data is from google & might not be exact)

Crucially, the gloss & financial strength of the Middle East are fading like a dying kerosene lamp as petroleum is globally phased out.

This energy transition explains why the United States is scaling back its military security commitments there and has brokered an Islamic military alliance.

This is also why the UAE an Islamic nation demonstrating strategic foresight has heavily invested in non-petroleum sectors & forged alliances with Israel, India & others. Recognizing that religious extremists ultimately destroy nations from within, the UAE is taking preventive measures.

How did Kerala, endowed with abundant natural resources & high literacy, arrive at this precarious state?

What is to be noted is that there is a difference with literacy & maturely educated. Maturely educated is where we are not arrogant enough to notice what is constructive & what is self-destructive.

The answer lies in extremist ideologies.

1) The commercial economy is monopolized by specific groups, stifling open competition.

2) To maintain dominance, these factions fund extremist groups & student organizations to foster an environment hostile to alternative viewpoints the identical strategy that preceded partition & led to Pakistan's current economic plight.

3) Militant labor groups, backed by the same interests, paralyze local industry. When industries or plantation are owned by entities connected to these groups labor unrest vanishes.  This is reason why some huge plantation & industries are able to survive & thrive where others fail. There by discouraging & stopping investment from outside the State.

That is the reality of modern Kerala. Those who defend labor militancy, oppose national cultural expressions like Full Verson of VandeMataram, or preach superficial religious harmony are ignoring historical lessons.

They risk ending up in the same vulnerable position as those displaced during the partition of India.

Let us look strictly at figures & statistics.

Compare the number of employment opportunities generated within Keralam to those in the rest of India.

This disparity is the outcome of social & economic toll of religious, ideological & labor fanaticism.

Young people who do not belong to privileged commercial business dominant circles have no choice but to migrate outside Kerala for basic livelihoods.

Why should citizens have to leave their home state as economic seekers if adequate local industries & employment avenues existed?

Is it not supreme arrogance of few that places Keralam on a self-destructive course?

Once Gulf remittances dry up alongside the global phase out of petroleum, what follows?

Do citizens expect other Indian states to indefinitely absorb the consequences of such economic stagnation?

Well, there is big percentage of Indians from Kerala settled across India for generations & assimilated with the thoughts, culture of their place with no extreme thoughts, some even having married to the locals & all of them contributing to that particular State. They are live peacefully & progress with no extreme thoughts.

Consider what would happen if private companies across India began their daily operations by reciting the full version of Vande Mataram.

Would Keralam new generation migrant employees willingly participate, or would they resist & risk their livelihoods over a national song? After all Nation Anthem & Song is the Pride of any Nation. No Indian would accept its insult.

Is it not time to mature as citizens of a secular, independent India?

Is it not time to abandon arrogance, fanaticism & destructive labor tactics to build a secure future for descendants?

After all who is losing? Those who fund these activities?

No, their jobs, earnings & lavish living are assured.  They can go into family business or build their own business. The losers are others.

Hence, focus instead on fostering internal industrial growth, enterprise & employment within Keralam.

True peace & happiness arrive when a region stops standing apart & fully integrates with the broader nation not only economically but culture of 7 millennium old.

Ultimately, Kerala cannot survive independently; it remains entirely reliant on the rest of India for jobs, grains, vegetables, YES even CATTLE, minerals & industrial goods, while actively contributing to national security through its military personnel & in other fields which is irreplaceable.

Jai Keralam, Jai Full Version VandeMataram, Jai Hind

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