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AAP is getting hounded by Media all these days even-though AAP is new party and formed the government in a very delicate situation.Other new governments get 100 days honeymoon period, to start performing better,while AAP is not getting it,although they are learning on the job and doing well,working till late night etc.They seem to be super humans .I wathched Mr.Kejriwal's interview with Barha Dutt.she tried all her journalistic trics but he gave answers to her, v.intelligently and bravly.all the best to the Party for future elections more
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Corruption is deep rooted in the system. Hence it has to be a tough fight for AAP. Media should play importent roll to support people in fighting against corruption. It is true after 67 yrs of independence some one raised the voice against wrong system. more
Jan 21
If corruption ends, media and press will become workless and they will have nothing to talk about or print except nude photos and filthy details of media & press generated so called celebrities. It is obvious they can not like a person or party fighting corruption. However, there are better and more effective ways i.e. reforms in Revenue & Tax laws and Police Laws. Reward an honest public servant who brings corruption to light and helps revenue collection with a Mercedes Benz car (for example), he will then not accept bribes. I saw this happen in ZAMBIA, an African backward state. A VAT officer declined bribe and preferred a Government granted reward, Honda City Car after collecting points. He collected enough points and was actually handed over a tax paid Honda City Car in which I too enjoyed a ride. If Kejriwal thinks of better ways, he will surely succeed. more
Jan 21
You may think Arvind Kejriwal's dharna AFTER becoming CM is a gimmick. I think it's cool how he's changing the rules of politics, and the old-guard Congress & BJP are stumped on how to respond. Game on! more
Jan 21
It is definitely not going to be all smooth sailing for AAP as they grapple the monster called corruption while governing Delhi. "Vyavastha Parivartan" or System Change, which is the aim of the AAP, is going to make a large number of people who have been benefiting from the ongoing system uncomfortable and they are bound to resist and do whatever they can, by hook or by crook, to hold on to their comfortable turfs. But we must give the AAP time and our committed support for them to be able to deliver. They or rather 'we ourselves' ( as we have formally registered ourselves into the AAP online last month) are the only hope of the nation at this juncture. Let us, therefore, do our bit to motivate our immediate environment and our areas of influence in support of the AAP. more
Jan 21
Im absolutely in agreement. This is dirty politics being played out and like a brave warrior Arvind is taking them head on and beating them in their own game. While Congress support them to form the Govt, Internally, through police they are trying to project them as weak and inefficient. Unconventional ways and methods are required to break the dirty political nexus. What wrong is he doing? he is just coming in public instead of making closed door deals!. Media needs to be more mature instead of looking for juice in every event! more
Jan 21
