Why are the youth in South Asia unable to find anything connecting them to their political leaders?

Finally, there is a leader in South Asia who is transforming India. Even the Pakistanis and Nepalese publically demanding a leadership like Indian PM Modi. Some people may be celebrating his birthday (75th b’day) today but I am celebrating a leadership which was missing in India since independence in 1947. There was a time (1947-2014) when India was bogged down with problems with Pakistan and now even USA President Donald Trump cannot brow beat Indian PM Modi.

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‘Need leader like Modi here’: Nepal youth praises Indian PM amid unrest; BJP shares video
Gen Z in Nepal, like in India, aspires for a leader like PM Modi, someone with vision, conviction, and the ability to deliver, said BJP’s Amit Malviya, sharing a video
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/need-leader-like-modi-here-nepal-youth-praises-indian-pm-amid-unrest-bjp-shares-video-13535507.html
Why Pakistan sees PM Narendra Modi as 'bad news'
Modi’s leadership represents a doctrinal shift: visible retaliation, strict diplomatic red lines, and rhetoric that binds the government’s hands against compromise.
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/why-pakistan-sees-pm-narendra-modi-as-bad-news-13552446.html
Hope Pakistan gets a leader like Narendra Modi, says Pakistani American businessman Sajid Tara
Pakistani-American businessman praises PM Modi's leadership, predicts third term win, while expressing concerns over Pakistan's economic crisis.
https://www.thehindu.com/elections/lok-sabha/hope-pakistan-gets-leader-like-narendra-modi-says-pakistani-american-businessman-sajid-tara/article68177477.ece

 

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