पी एम हो तो मोदी जैसा...........

[rskankara]

सपने तो अपने होते है, सपनों का क्या, जब चाहो, जैसा चाहो देखो........
पर हाँ, "राज योग" मे आपकी "सदस्यता(शपथ) ग्रहण " सूचना का इंतजार अवश्य रहेगा.......

मेरा नाम 'राज' से आरम्भ होता है तो इससे मिलते जुलते नामों से किसी को समस्या नहीं होनी चाहिए, चाहे 'राज पथ' से होते हुए आऊँ अथवा 'आम पथ' से.

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ये आपने जितने भी बिन्दु क्रमवार एक नंबर से लेकर ७ नंबर तक, बहुत अच्छे लिखे हैं.
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रही बात आर. एस. एस. की तो मेरा अब तक तो उससे दूर-दूर तक लेना-देना नहीं था, पर हाँ अब मैं अवश्य ही सदस्यता ग्रहण करूँगा एवं आप सबको सूचित करूँगा।

मेरा सपना है कि भारत एक हिन्दू राष्ट्र बने, क्योंकि विश्व में एक भी हिन्दू देश नहीं है।

 

[rajpaldular]

सपने तो अपने होते है, सपनों का क्या, जब चाहो, जैसा चाहो देखो........
पर हाँ, "राज योग" मे आपकी "सदस्यता(शपथ) ग्रहण " सूचना का इंतजार अवश्य रहेगा.......

मैं एक नौकरी पेशा व्यक्ति हूँ, मेरा राजनीति से दूर-दूर तक नाता नहीं, तो काहे का राज योग एवँ काहे का सपना?
हाँ ! मुझे विश्वास है कि नरेंद्र मोदी ही प्रधानमंत्री की शपथ लेंगे।

 

[swaich]

 

[vicky84]

Modi will fight from Bihar not UP. Latest news.

 

[vicky84]

Latest opinion poll result :

 

[samarkadian]

When it comes to dynasty politics, no party is different.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/both-bjp-and-congress-ruled-by-dynasty-politics/457916-3.html

The Bharatiya Janata Party who has consistently criticised the Congress for dynasty politics seems no different as the family members of top BJP leaders were given tickets to contest the Lok Sabha polls. Late BJP leader Pramod Mahajan's daughter Poonam has been given the ticket for Mumbai North Central. Yashwant Sinha's son Jayant will contest the Hazaribagh seat in Jharkhand. BJP President Rajnath Singh's son Pankaj will also contest the Lok Sabha elections.

 

[vicky84]

When it comes to dynasty politics, no party is different.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/both-bjp-and-congress-ruled-by-dynasty-politics/457916-3.html

The Bharatiya Janata Party who has consistently criticised the Congress for dynasty politics seems no different as the family members of top BJP leaders were given tickets to contest the Lok Sabha polls. Late BJP leader Pramod Mahajan's daughter Poonam has been given the ticket for Mumbai North Central. Yashwant Sinha's son Jayant will contest the Hazaribagh seat in Jharkhand. BJP President Rajnath Singh's son Pankaj will also contest the Lok Sabha elections.

In simple words, politics is all about opportunism. In politics no one is a permanent friend or enemy.

 

[krishdel]

Have you seen the condition of Kashmiri Hindu? There was 50% to 50% population of Hindu and Muslim in Kashmir but now hardly any Hindu in Kashmir?
Why we not talk of Hindu massacre in Kashmir ? Why we forget Kashmir? Are Hindu in Kashmir not innocent?

In Gujarat the root cause of violence was not Hindu? Please try to know the fact who started it. Who brunt Hindu alive in train in Gujarat?

Please go to the root cause of violence.

All the violence are result of not one day , they are the result of bitter experience of past.

 

[krishdel]

Mr.Jaspreet , If you really think of JAT then come to Delhi and see how the land of JAT was grabbed by Govt. under congress rule. In Delhi there are 360 villages of Jats & Gujjars. When land of Munirka Village was taken that time cost of 1 meter cloth was more than compensation of land paid for 1 meter of land , same was position in Pitampura & Peera Garghi Villages . What is this ? Do you think it Justice with JATS of Delhi ?
Other : In Delhi Villages JATS can not sell their land . This is under Section 81 that was applied by British.

 

[krishdel]

Mr.Jaspreet , If you really think of JAT then come to Delhi and see how the land of JAT was grabbed by Govt. under congress rule. In Delhi there are 360 villages of Jats & Gujjars. When land of Munirka Village was taken that time cost of 1 meter cloth was more than compensation of land paid for 1 meter of land , same was position in Pitampura & Peera Garghi Villages . What is this ? Do you think it Justice with JATS of Delhi ?
Other : In Delhi Villages JATS can not sell their land . This is under Section 81 that was applied by British.

India’s most alluring GDP growth story looks different if you’re Gautam Adani or a villager living off the land.

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Doing Big Business In Modi's Gujarat


When his son was married in the coastal state of Goa last year, Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s guest list included the richest man in the country and many a chief executive and top banker and bureaucrat. Most, however, just stopped by the night before to bless the happy couple and skipped the actual wedding. But one prominent friend stayed through all the ceremonies over a couple of days, genial and relaxed like a favorite uncle. It was Narendra Modi, chief minister of Adani’s home state of Gujarat.Ranked No. 609 in the world with an estimated worth of $2.8 billion, Adaniruns India’s largest port, a power company and a commodities trading business. A large chunk of his business is located in Gujarat, and the government under Modi, who has been running the state since 2001 and now is the favored prime ministerial candidate in the national elections this spring, has been more generous to Adani than to any other industrialist there.

Adani has, over the years, leased 7,350 hectares–much of which he got from 2005 onward–from the government in an area called Mundra in the Gulf of Kutch in Gujarat. FORBES ASIA has copies of the agreements that show he got the 30-year, renewable leases for as little as one U.S. cent a square meter (the rate maxed out at 45 cents a square meter). He in turn has sublet this land to other companies, including state-owned Indian Oil Co., for as much as $11 a square meter. Between 2005 and 2007 at least 1,200 hectares of grazing land was taken away from villagers

Under Indian law land meant for grazing cattle can be used for something else only if it’s in excess. There’s a formula applied to calculate. Even then the village chief has to give permission to take the land. Villagers in Adani’s SEZ say their grazing land was signed away by earlier village chiefs without their knowledge. They have filed multiple cases in the Gujarat High Court to contest the government’s actions, going back to 2005 and even earlier. Several cases are still pending.
On that cheap land Adani has built his cash cow–the country’s largest private port by volume–as well as a 4,620-megawatt coal-fired power plant.
Anand Yagnik, a lawyer representing some of the Mundra villagers, says, “The basic philosophy of a liberal economy is to allow market forces to play its role. Then why do you have to allocate scarce resources to industrial houses at throwaway prices when they have sufficient capital to pay market rates?”
Modi, it should be noted, is posed as the candidate of Indian economic revival in the national race on the basis of his Gujarat record. In February he gave a speech touting the benefits of more open business competition in India.
On the surface the busy Adani port exemplifies such commerce. On an earlier February day two tugboats were guiding a loaded ship toward the jetty even as another ship was being loaded with containers. In one section of docks, new Maruti Suzuki cars were being cleaned for shipment. In another, commodities excavated from the region–bauxite, bentonite, iron ore–lay in individual piles, waiting to be loaded for export.
In the most recent available data, Gujarat’s GDP shows a compounded average growth of 13.4% during Modi’s tenure, outstripping the national rate of 7.8% for the period. Thanks to Modi’s policies it has attracted investment in sectors like auto manufacturing and solar power. It has made advances in rainwater harvesting and irrigation, and offers a near 24-hour electricity supply statewide. (In contrast, the country has averaged a power deficit of up to 9% for the past three years, though that has improved much of late.)
Miles of smooth roads, occasionally lined with pink, orange and white bougainvillea and kept clean by sweeping machines, let you zip around the massive city within a city that is Adani’s special economic zone. The idea is to have export-focused companies set up their factories in the SEZ, close to the Adani port. As additional incentives the billionaire has built a 40-mile railway line, linking the port to the national railway network, as well as a 1.1-mile-long private airstrip that SEZ tenants can use for their chartered flights. So far 23 companies have signed up. Thus Gujarat has gained some output and employment, but Adani has captured the rents.
The Adani Group was established in 1988 and became publicly traded in 1994. But its real rise happened under Modi’s reign in Gujarat. From 2002 to last March the group’s revenue rose from $765 million to $8.8 billion while net profits climbed even faster. During this period it constructed its SEZ, bought mines in Indonesia and Australia to ensure it had a steady supply of coal for its thermal power plants in India and launched Asia’s largest coal import terminal in Mundra. In 2011 it further expanded in Australia, buying for $2 billion Abbot Point, a coal terminal in Queensland. It also tacked on a hefty amount of debt–$13 billion–more than doubling since 2011.
While none of the other companies in Kutch, or the rest of Gujarat for that matter, have received the kind of largesse on land rates as Adani, they, too, have benefitted from the Modi government’s bent. It is one that, whatever Modi may now be saying on the campaign trail against crony capitalism and on behalf of the downtrodden, is even less mindful of environmental damage and villager prerogatives than are Indian land-use practices in general.
At a political rally in distant Lucknow in early March, Modi said farmers were his friends and he would stand by them. He also said he would “not allow anyone to loot the exchequer.”
But spend time around the villages of Kutch and a vastly different picture appears. This region was famous for its crops of sapodilla, a brown, fleshy fruit slightly smaller than a tennis ball, as well as dates, coconuts and castor. Area farmers say that that’s no longer the case. (Official stats seem to end in 2006.) Fly ash and saline water from Adani Power and a nearby Tata Power Co. Ltd. plant are spoiling the crops and making the soil less fertile, they say. For miles at a stretch the chimneys of the two power plants are visible against the horizon. Gajendra Sinh Jadeja, the 28-year-old head of Navinal village, says the Gujarat government took some 930,770 square meters of his village’s grazing land for Adani’s SEZ. Adani got it for 19 cents a square meter.
Traversing a couple of nearby barren fields, Jadeja says he had been growing alternately cotton, millet and castor there. Now patches of white salt are easily visible across stretches of the fields and have become a common sight across farms. “The saline water ruined the soil, and the poor production now is just not worth it,” he says.

 

[abhikrana]

Very true. You can for a moment trust a chameleon (girgit) but you can never trust the Congress.

Another example of the Anti-Jat face of the Congress is the delimitation of the Delhi Constituencies - a clever trick of the Congress party. By breaking down the powerful outer delhi constituency, the Congress has fragmented the Jat vote thereby ensuring that Jat votes or no Jat votes, it does not matter.

Mr.Jaspreet , If you really think of JAT then come to Delhi and see how the land of JAT was grabbed by Govt. under congress rule. In Delhi there are 360 villages of Jats & Gujjars. When land of Munirka Village was taken that time cost of 1 meter cloth was more than compensation of land paid for 1 meter of land , same was position in Pitampura & Peera Garghi Villages . What is this ? Do you think it Justice with JATS of Delhi ?
Other : In Delhi Villages JATS can not sell their land . This is under Section 81 that was applied by British.

 

[swaich]

Have you seen the condition of Kashmiri Hindu? There was 50% to 50% population of Hindu and Muslim in Kashmir but now hardly any Hindu in Kashmir?
Why we not talk of Hindu massacre in Kashmir ? Why we forget Kashmir? Are Hindu in Kashmir not innocent?

In Gujarat the root cause of violence was not Hindu? Please try to know the fact who started it. Who brunt Hindu alive in train in Gujarat?

Please go to the root cause of violence.

All the violence are result of not one day , they are the result of bitter experience of past.

Though what you post is off topic to this thread, I do like your last sentence. Hope you view violence by all groups by the same prism of analyzing the root cause.

 

[swaich]

Modi will fight from Bihar not UP. Latest news.

For all his 56 inch bravado, he is too chicken to fight from Bihar or any other place where BJP doesn't have a strong base. Any news if he's still hedging his risks and fighting at two places? So much for Modi wave.

 

[abhikrana]

BJP does not have a strong base even in UP.

Do you want Modi to fight from all 28 states? The moment he does not, you will say that he is chickening out. Let's not just criticize for the sake of criticizing.

For all his 56 inch bravado, he is too chicken to fight from Bihar or any other place where BJP doesn't have a strong base. Any news if he's still hedging his risks and fighting at two places? So much for Modi wave.

 

[swaich]

BJP does not have a strong base even in UP.

Do you want Modi to fight from all 28 states? The moment he does not, you will say that he is chickening out. Let's not just criticize for the sake of criticizing.

Maybe not as strong as Gujarat, but UP is important from poll prospects perspective and moreover Varanasi is a safe seat. Why not ride the wave and contest in Amethi?

 

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[sameer_rtk]

I feel Modi is just a good Talker, just like any other BJP leader.... sirf baaton se to desh chalta nahi...
Modi does not have the charisma of Atal Bihar, I am sure soon this Modi Baloon will go off....

he can never be my choice for PM... thumb down!!i

 

[rskankara]

मोदी जी पर सोशल मीडिया मे चल रहे प्रीति गांधी द्वारा जारी पोस्टर "'अमेरिका नरेंद्र मोदी से डरता है क्योंकि वह जानता है कि मोदी भ्रष्ट नहीं हैं' पर विवाद.... कोई बतायेगा अखिर हकीकत क्या है?

http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.co...ikileaks/election2014articleshow/32234947.cms

 

[abhikrana]

There is no end to why not.

You are saying why not Amethi.
X will say why not Rae Bareli.
Z will say why not Timbaktoo.

One can never satisfy one and all. This why not will always remain. My only point is if we have to criticize somebody let's make it a constructive one instead of criticizing just for the sake of it.

Maybe not as strong as Gujarat, but UP is important from poll prospects perspective and moreover Varanasi is a safe seat. Why not ride the wave and contest in Amethi?

 

[swaich]

There is no end to why not.

You are saying why not Amethi.
X will say why not Rae Bareli.
Z will say why not Timbaktoo.

One can never satisfy one and all. This why not will always remain. My only point is if we have to criticize somebody let's make it a constructive one instead of criticizing just for the sake of it.

I think its a valid question. Why would a supposedly most popular PM candidate ever need to contest from safe seat(s)? Does it mean the party itself doubts the hype and wave?

And please exercise the right of not replying if you think the question doesn't deserve your attention.