How have your political views changed over time?
If we look behind and see the 2025 we definitely understand a lot of the political landscape has changed and most importantly our notion of politics
We have been attending a lot of book launches and when it comes to finance and Country’s economic growth book it is a whole new knowledge
For the book launches we met the Finance Minister of our country, the ministers of different political parties, the advocates, legal informatics and a lot more people from the core politics who know politics a lot more than us and hence making us feel intelligent
The sessions and discussion during these events we look forward to are extremely honest raw and spoken by dignitaries from all over the nation
These notions have made our idea sharper and stronger. The best thing is there are all the vital parties present and hence no option for biasness from the audience point of view.
Hence these have indeed changed my political understanding a lot more the time
Politics is not bad rather it keeps us knowledgeable but what is the problem is that we tend to form our own notion and it is wrong . Having proper knowledge and then seeing if it is going correct and then taking the step is important
Without knowledge nothing is possible and not even politics
Hence always take the decision of righteousness and then act
Written by Sayoni Mahapatra Chatterji
Early Morning Memories 
One response to “Politics means knowledge”
This is a thoughtful and insightful reflection on how exposure and learning can deepen political understanding. I appreciate how you emphasize the value of firsthand engagement—attending book launches, meeting ministers, legal experts, and dignitaries—to gain an honest and nuanced perspective. Your recognition that politics itself isn’t inherently negative, but that misconceptions arise from incomplete knowledge, is both mature and grounded. The piece encourages careful observation, learning, and ethical decision-making, reminding us that informed participation is the cornerstone of meaningful civic engagement.
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