Gulte.com’s Journalist Nishant sat with Former Bureaucrat, MLA and Political Reformer, Jaya Prakash Narayana. The interview started with the discussion about the ongoing crisis of Iran War and what India has to do to brace the impact.
JP proposed the idea of Napier Grass which can stop the import of LPG completely and also, become profitable for Agriculture. He revealed with stats how Gold imports are very dangerous to the economy and how the Government should monetize the existing gold with the people.
JP also revealed his opinion about the performance of Chandrababu Naidu and Revanth Reddy Governments.
About Amaravati and MAVIGUN, JP said, “Changing capital every time a Government changes is nothing but Thuglaq rule. Thuglaq is called as such because he changed Governments frequently. Amaravati needing Two Lakh Crores is okay because the Government will not invest all of it. Private players will invest and Government will only create basic infrastructure”.
JP also had strong views about the EVM Tampering allegations by YSR Congress and Parakala Prabhakar.
He spoke about Vishaka Steel Plant, if giving acre for 2 Rupees to IT companies is justified, delay in Political Corruption cases including Jagan’s. etc.
JP also had a very interesting opinion about Pawan Kalyan as a Politician. We also spoke about the Urban Unrest in Hyderabad due to increasing Traffic and Pollution.
We also asked JP about if Reservations should have an expiry date and if they are possible in Private Companies.
This post was last modified on 17 May 2026 6:43 pm
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