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1) எம். அமுதாவின் பேச்சு.
https://www.facebook.com/SunNewsTamil/videos/1188817136260945
2) 8 போர்களை நிறுத்திய எனக்கு நோபல் பரிசு இல்லையா? - அமெரிக்க அதிபர் ட்ரம்ப் விரக்தி
https://www.hindutamil.in/news/world/should-not-i-receive-nobel-prize-for-stopping-8-wars-us-president-trump
Read in Enlish...
On January 9, 2026, the 'Tell Us Your Dream' program, attended by the Chief Minister, was held in Ponneri, Ranipet district. M. Amutha, a resident of Siddhanji village in the Kaveripakkam union of Ranipet district and the facilitator of the Gangaiamman Women's Self-Help Group operating in the same village, was invited to share her dream.
Amutha, who has been earning a living for fifteen years through a flour grinding machine after obtaining various loans, complained that while SC/ST communities receive subsidized loans, they only receive direct loans. The crucial point in her speech was the underlying sentiment of "If everything is given to SC/STs, where do we go?" She has the right to ask for and receive what she needs. However, the comparison, "What SC/STs receive, we don't," is not appropriate. Moreover, the applause she received for that particular statement suggests that this is not just her personal opinion, but rather reflects the mindset of the collective community. In reality, her concern seems to be less about what she doesn't receive, and more about what the SC/ST communities do receive. Where does this mindset originate? Why has society failed to make people understand that this mindset is wrong?
President Trump expresses a similar sentiment on an international level. It is his wish to receive the Nobel Prize. However, he laments, "I stopped eight wars, yet I didn't get it. But Barack Obama, who did nothing, received it." His concern is not so much about not receiving it himself, but rather about Obama receiving it. This is a fitting yardstick to evaluate his 'democratic' nature. Amutha and Trump perfectly align in their way of thinking. The fact that the voices of those in positions of social and political power have begun to openly and publicly express hatred towards the minimal rights and recognition granted to marginalized groups is a sign that support for such sentiments has increased.
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