VP Sir, we all know that chances of Congress coming at the center are low, not because Modi or any other Harry is good, but because Congress has Rahul Gandhi. Following this coming assembly, Congress will have high likelihood of coming back to power because it would have done "less" bad than whoever would be in power.
Narendra Modi preferred over Rahul Gandhi: Poll
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Had the opposition shown some decency and responsible behaviour, Congress would have ceded the centre-stage to them long back. Pitifully, they are still the same bunch of power-hungry self-seekers vying with each other for Prime Ministership. They have nothing to offer but a cheap rhetorical tirade against one family. They must come with a package of solution to the real problems viz. unemployment, economic reforms, industrialization, electoral reforms, water management, education and health policy on which Congress has faltered. Simply whipping up the communal frenzy is not going to help.
In States like UP, no surprise Congress may come in power and Mayavati will be responsible for it.
I totally agree with your statement and on your supposed/proposed Mr. X.
Lets go for a hunt and Find him ASAP.
Carry on Sita Bhai. Best of luck. Long live Narender Bhai!!!
आप मेरे चुनाव से सहमत हैं या उसका आदर कर रहे हैं या दोनों ही या दोनों ही नहीं.
वैसे आप अगर तीसरे विकल्प पर वादविवाद नहीं चाहते तो इन दोनों में से ही एक बताइए, मगर बताइए तो सही.
वैसे आप अगर तीसरे विकल्प पर वादविवाद नहीं चाहते तो इन दोनों में से ही एक बताइए, मगर बताइए तो सही.
I totally agree with your statement and on your supposed/proposed Mr. X.
Lets go for a hunt and Find him ASAP.
Not find him - find them (a group of people). The personality cult in the Indian politics has been a dampener in development of democratic institutions and emergence of honest people. We get mesmerized by a few people and don't bother to look into the major policies, manifesto and Party line. Individuals are just symbols and the administration is run by many players.
OK, so 272 just symbols are your bet instead of Modi, Rahul or someone else.
I thought that administration is a centralized phenomenon.
जाखड जी, झूठी हाँ मैं हाँ मिलाना मेरे बश की बात नहीं, आर सच सुणना दुनिया का दस्तूर नहीं i मामले नै न्यू ऐ पड्या रहन दयो नहीं तो हम पहली राम-रमी तैं भी जांगे , आर लोग हान्संगे चटकारे ले ले .आप मेरे चुनाव से सहमत हैं या उसका आदर कर रहे हैं या दोनों ही या दोनों ही नहीं.
वैसे आप अगर तीसरे विकल्प पर वादविवाद नहीं चाहते तो इन दोनों में से ही एक बताइए, मगर बताइए तो सही.
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I think Mitt was a presedential candidate first and foremost - and his faith came into limelight because of that.
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deshi-jat;283491 [SIZE=4 said:
well said!
http://www.economist.com/node/21538791
Nice Article On Future PM of India who will be leading billions of people in India:
Dynasty at its best in India.
The golden Rahul
Rahul Gandhi, a slow learner, will be tested as he steps up to national politics
LINGER by the wheat fields and scruffy villages of Amethi, Rahul Gandhi’s constituency, and praise rings out for Congress’s heir apparent. “I never thought he’d be so damn handsome”, trills one student, recalling the 41-year-old’s visit to her campus. The head of Amethi’s swanky charitable hospital was equally smitten when he inspected its new blood bank. Not the usual poker-stiff Indian politician, Mr Gandhi strides past security cordons to grab voters’ hands, tries out Awadhi, the local dialect, and holds late-night chats in low-caste homes. Draped in a red and gold sari, Shiv Kumari, a widow in Semra village, happily recalls three hours he spent in her tumbledown cottage. They nibbled vegetables and puri, though she admits “I don’t know why he came”.
Breaking bread with dalits once considered untouchable is a trademark of Mr Gandhi’s campaigns. But the Amethi MP seems happier on rural walkabouts, chatting to roadside tea-wallahs and farm workers, than dabbling in national politics, mixing with better educated or urban voters and speaking in Parliament (which he has done only six times in seven years).
His political model is clear. Sonia Gandhi, his mother and president of the ruling Congress Party, is similarly reticent, perhaps stemming from early anxiety over her facility in Hindi and a wish to avoid personal attacks over her Italian birth. Yet the more “Madam” has been an enigma, the greater has been her strength. “She has negated people with her silence,” says a friend. “I think that is her biggest weapon”. Mrs Gandhi arranged for her son to take the traditional family route to politics, as MP in Amethi, the heartland of the dynasty. If a Gandhi failed to flourish there, he would be in trouble.
Yet it takes little prodding for locals to voice doubts about him. As dusk falls, a long-serving Congressman grumbles that his MP is not “fast-forward”—slow to take decisions and quick to spurn colleagues. “Rahul Gandhi walks alone,” he says, “there are not so many people he is talking with.” A more senior party figure goes further, saying he shuns local bigwigs, not even bothering to say when he is visiting. His behaviour “has been very badly received [in the party], it is hurtful and might backfire on him one day.” Doubts persist over state elections in Uttar Pradesh, due next year. These require “a lot of introspection, action, planning—and frankly I’m not seeing that.” Mr Gandhi will be judged on whether he gets a strong result, meaning at least 50 seats in the state assembly
Local carping might not matter, but it chimes with national grumbles. Two years ago Rahul spurned an offer of a cabinet post from the prime minister, Manmohan Singh, preferring to continue working in the party. Yet his performance has been underwhelming. Though his reforms of the youth wing are well-intentioned, his push for Congress to reject allies and promote young candidates in state elections earned poor returns from voters in Bihar and Kerala in the past year.
Nor have his interventions been inspiring. He claimed in May to have evidence that villagers in Uttar Pradesh, run by an opponent, had been murdered for their land. The accusation turned out to be baseless. No less troubling was a limp effort as part of a quartet of leaders delegated to lead Congress during the summer, when an anti-corruption populist, Anna Hazare, ran rings around the party. Newspapers and other media are unforgiving. The Hindu, a left-leaning broadsheet, summed him up in May as “Rahul in Blunderland”.
If he had time to get his footing, this might not matter. But now rumours swirl that he will soon get a big party job, even replacing his mother as boss. On November 14th Congress’s general secretary, Digvijay Singh, said the young “national leader” must take on bigger tasks. “The time has now come for Mr Rahul Gandhi to move into the mainstream.” His role in Uttar Pradesh will keep him to the fore.
The bigger reason is Mrs Gandhi’s undisclosed but serious illness, which required a month of treatment in the summer, reportedly at a New York cancer hospital. Stony official silence on her health encourages observers to assume the worst. Equally pressing is the exhaustion of Mr Singh’s ageing government, whose five top ministers now average nearly 74 years. No significant law has been passed since its re-election over two years ago, despite signs of slower growth, rising inflation and a storm over corruption. On November 12th Mr Singh said he would welcome a new party role for Mr Gandhi. A kick-start is sorely needed
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Why is Sonia Gandhi so scared of Narendra Modi? Hard hitting, Eye opening facts! .
For example, the CBI requested the judiciary to drop the case against Jagdish Tytler, who was seen by innumerable witnesses leading mobs to murder Sikhs, while it is going all guns blazing against Modi, who at best was caught off guard when the riots in Gujarat broke out in 2002, or at the worst, delayed in calling the army. But did not Rajiv Gandhi do the same thing ("When a big tree falls, the earth shakes," he had said) after his mother was murdered by her own bodyguards? Rajiv also delayed calling in the security forces.
Is it logical today that the Indian media only highlight the 2002 Gujarat riots, carefully omitting the fact that they were triggered by the horrifying murder of 57 Hindus, 36 of them innocent women and children, burnt in the Sabarmati Express? Riots of that intensity do not happen in a day; they are the result of long-term pent-up anger and a spark - like the killing of Hindus, whose only crime was that they believed that Ram was born in Ayodhya.
http://www.dnaindia.com/india/analysis_why-is-sonia-gandhi-so-scared-of-narendra-modi_1539917
Why is Sonia Gandhi so scared of Narendra Modi? Hard hitting, Eye opening facts! .
For example, the CBI requested the judiciary to drop the case against Jagdish Tytler, who was seen by innumerable witnesses leading mobs to murder Sikhs, while it is going all guns blazing against Modi, who at best was caught off guard when the riots in Gujarat broke out in 2002, or at the worst, delayed in calling the army. But did not Rajiv Gandhi do the same thing ("When a big tree falls, the earth shakes," he had said) after his mother was murdered by her own bodyguards? Rajiv also delayed calling in the security forces.
Is it logical today that the Indian media only highlight the 2002 Gujarat riots, carefully omitting the fact that they were triggered by the horrifying murder of 57 Hindus, 36 of them innocent women and children, burnt in the Sabarmati Express? Riots of that intensity do not happen in a day; they are the result of long-term pent-up anger and a spark - like the killing of Hindus, whose only crime was that they believed that Ram was born in Ayodhya.
http://www.dnaindia.com/india/analysis_why-is-sonia-gandhi-so-scared-of-narendra-modi_1539917
And what about an unqualified person(Rahul) who is going to rule a country which is supposed to be a global economy power. He does not know what he is doing and looks like he is not interested either. He is just carrying over the family business. A major party of the country which ruled most of the times has no alternative than this uninterested, unqualified person(Rahul Gandhi). Anyways,The coming U.P election is really crucial for his career. I doubt congress will do any better than last elections.
Yes I agree with you. Congress misused the power while handling the Sikh riots. I am not sure how to tackle in these situations. When Sikh militants took over the Golden temple, I am not sure what was the right tactic to handle the religion led militant movement. BTW on the name of religion, it is much easier to make people fool than using other tactics.
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Pakistanis inviting Narendra Modi for business.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/p...odi-to-karachi-156859?pfrom=home-otherstories
"They invited Modi to visit Pakistan and also to address the corporate heads of Pakistan's industries and business on the 'Gujarat model' of development through video-conferencing to be arranged by the KCCI, sources said."
Pakistanis inviting Narendra Modi for business.
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/p...odi-to-karachi-156859?pfrom=home-otherstories
"They invited Modi to visit Pakistan and also to address the corporate heads of Pakistan's industries and business on the 'Gujarat model' of development through video-conferencing to be arranged by the KCCI, sources said."
Diamond traders thank Modi for their release:
Showering praise on Modi. Not sure what did he do in China but people say he is the one who got them freed. Our foreign ministry and central govt. couldn't do anything?
http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/diamond-traders-thank-modi-for-their-release-156397?slider
Showering praise on Modi. Not sure what did he do in China but people say he is the one who got them freed. Our foreign ministry and central govt. couldn't do anything?
http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/diamond-traders-thank-modi-for-their-release-156397?slider
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MTVPoll on Facebook
o you want Rahul Gandhi to be the next Prime Minister of India?
Yeh lo ek aur POLL by MTV India on Facebook:
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http://www.sunday-guardian.com/news/facebook-tells-rahul-bitter-truth-to-his-face
o you want Rahul Gandhi to be the next Prime Minister of India?Yeh lo ek aur POLL by MTV India on Facebook:
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One of the most popular polls on Facebook, being conducted by "MTV India" over the last one week, asks the question: "Do you want Rahul Gandhi to be the next Prime Minister of India?"
Till the time of going to print, 46,285 people (cumulative figure) were saying "yes" to Rahul Gandhi as Prime Minister, while those saying "no" number a mammoth 365,940 (cumulative figure). 13,802 voters cannot make up their mind about the Gandhi scion.
"Till the time of going to print, 46,285 people (cumulative figure) were saying "yes" to Rahul Gandhi as Prime Minister, while those saying "no" number a mammoth 365,940 (cumulative figure). 13,802 voters cannot make up their mind about the Gandhi scion.
http://www.sunday-guardian.com/news/facebook-tells-rahul-bitter-truth-to-his-face
When Lion roared .. bloody coward jackals didn't got shelter to hide their a$$es. Salute to Modi, he again showed what a true Leader is -
जयपुर। निवेश को लेकर राज्यों में प्रतिस्पर्धा के बीच प्रवासी भारतीय सम्मेलन का मंच आखिरी दिन राजस्थान और गुजरात के मुख्यमंत्रियों के लिए अखाड़ा बन गया। गुजरात के मुख्यमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी के निशाने पर थे राजस्थान के मुख्यमंत्री अशोक गहलोत। मोदी ने सोनिया गांधी का नाम लिए बिना गहलोत पर निशाना साधा तो परेशान होकर गहलोत ने मंच छोड़ दिया।
सेशन के दौरान कई प्रवासी भारतीयों के मोदी के समर्थन में हूटिंग, तालियां बजाने और मोदी से राजस्थान और केंद्र के शासकों को प्रेरणा लेने की सलाह से कार्यक्रम में मौजूद यूपीए सरकार के केंद्रीय प्रवासी मामलों के मंत्री वायलार रवि बौखला गए। रवि ने मंच पर आकर एक प्रवासी भारतीय को झिड़क दिया कि वे सलाह न दें, न ही व्यक्तिगत सवाल करें, दोनों में जमकर बहस हुई। वायलार रवि ने कहा कि ये मंच व्यक्तिगत मामलों के लिए नहीं है, आप रूल-रेगुलेशन का पालन करिए। क्या समझते हैं आप।
इस घटनाक्रम से गहलोत इतने व्यथित हो गए कि बाद में निवेश के मुद्दे पर प्रवासी भारतीयों से बात करने भी नहीं गए। राजस्थान के पवैलियन में चार मंत्रियों ने निवेशकों का सामना किया, जबकि गुजरात औऱ झारखंड के पवैलियन में वहां के मुख्यमंत्रियों ने खुद कमान संभाली। राजस्थान के पवैलियन में निवेशकों ने मुख्यमंत्री गहलोत को बुलाने की मांग भी की। लेकिन गहलोत नहीं आए।
http://khabar.ibnlive.in.com/news/65373/12/4
जयपुर। निवेश को लेकर राज्यों में प्रतिस्पर्धा के बीच प्रवासी भारतीय सम्मेलन का मंच आखिरी दिन राजस्थान और गुजरात के मुख्यमंत्रियों के लिए अखाड़ा बन गया। गुजरात के मुख्यमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी के निशाने पर थे राजस्थान के मुख्यमंत्री अशोक गहलोत। मोदी ने सोनिया गांधी का नाम लिए बिना गहलोत पर निशाना साधा तो परेशान होकर गहलोत ने मंच छोड़ दिया।
सेशन के दौरान कई प्रवासी भारतीयों के मोदी के समर्थन में हूटिंग, तालियां बजाने और मोदी से राजस्थान और केंद्र के शासकों को प्रेरणा लेने की सलाह से कार्यक्रम में मौजूद यूपीए सरकार के केंद्रीय प्रवासी मामलों के मंत्री वायलार रवि बौखला गए। रवि ने मंच पर आकर एक प्रवासी भारतीय को झिड़क दिया कि वे सलाह न दें, न ही व्यक्तिगत सवाल करें, दोनों में जमकर बहस हुई। वायलार रवि ने कहा कि ये मंच व्यक्तिगत मामलों के लिए नहीं है, आप रूल-रेगुलेशन का पालन करिए। क्या समझते हैं आप।
इस घटनाक्रम से गहलोत इतने व्यथित हो गए कि बाद में निवेश के मुद्दे पर प्रवासी भारतीयों से बात करने भी नहीं गए। राजस्थान के पवैलियन में चार मंत्रियों ने निवेशकों का सामना किया, जबकि गुजरात औऱ झारखंड के पवैलियन में वहां के मुख्यमंत्रियों ने खुद कमान संभाली। राजस्थान के पवैलियन में निवेशकों ने मुख्यमंत्री गहलोत को बुलाने की मांग भी की। लेकिन गहलोत नहीं आए।
http://khabar.ibnlive.in.com/news/65373/12/4