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From: das@orstcs.UUCP (das)
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Subject: Re: Re: Mountbatten series
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Date: Mon, 10-Mar-86 14:07:00 EST
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>/***** orstcs:net.nlang.indi / epistemi!mukesh /  9:04 am  Mar  6, 1986*/
>Finally I would like to know why India has such aweful politicians.
>Do the people really deserve them?  Or are they the dregs left behind by 
>the huge brain drain of Indian intellectuals?  Maybe we should have a chat 
>about this.
>
>
>Mukesh Patel
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>

Intellectuals never become politicians. As to who becomes, you have good 
examples in various leaders Rajiv Ghandhi, Ronald Reagan, etc.

If intellectuals  ( If I qualify, count me out, I am going back ! )
were let to become politicians (in India), we won't be
having this "brain" drain.
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das@orstcs