Competition Without Enmity: Lessons from Global Politics

As the pull of bulldozed politics in the North reaches a middle-class state like Maharashtra, we should also look to the South. Business, industry, politics, socialising and so on. There should be healthy competition but no sense of enmity. In the age of competition, bitterness and animosity flourish. No region is an exception. In politics, it is gaining ground. For party harmony, democracy in the US or England is often cited. But what does Donald Trump's boycott of Joe Biden's swearing-in ceremony after he lost the 2020 presidential election and Trump supporters storming the government headquarters'Capitol Hill'say? Or even in Britain, how to call the past decade of opposition to the Prime Minister's resignation amicable? However, this is raw in the country's party rivalry; because we have come a long way in the last three decades.