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https://theprint.in/economy/reaping-literal-dividends-why-indian-govt-is-reworking-its-disinvestment-strategy/1640334/
This is depressing and disgusting. Those of us who are economically centrist/right (which is the majority of the educated upper-middle class) voted for Modi because we expected a departure from Congress-style socialism. Modi promised "Minimum Govt Maximum Governance". Instead, he is giving us more of the same! No worthwhile privatisation other than Air India and a few airports in small towns. We overlooked cow belt Hindutva because we felt privatisation is the need of the hour. If Modi does not deliver on privatisation then he is betraying our trust!
What do you think, friends?