The Economist View - Can anyone stop Narendra Modi?
He will probably become India’s next prime minister. That does not mean he should be more
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What ever any body likes or dislikes Elevation of Mr Modi seems to be defnit and a change is also a must.without giving a chance one should not talk agaist BJP.Also the Baj payee GOVT.last time did better on all fronts. On Saturday, 5 April 2014 10:27 AM, SUDHIR AGARWAL wrote: more
Apr 05
The entire western press with an agenda, and the paid/interested press/NGOs/Think Tanks have tried to demonise/convict/politically kill him. His main strength is that he kept growing in stature by strategically dealing with them, rather than complaining about them or getting tired and surrendering to these demons. Books will be written about his leadership qualities all over the world in the next decade, and they will all need to read Madhu Kishwar's book for data and as a starter. Regards. On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 7:05 AM, Rajesh Suri wrote: > more
Apr 05
Already we Indians are paying huge..huge.. huge.. amount to government in shape of indirect taxes. Because of this amount India is facing Big..Big..Big.. SCAMs, Swiss bank accounts, Luxury life of our politicians INCLUDING retirement benefits for five years service only. THIS AMOUNT SHOULD BE USED TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO PUBLIC. WHATS WRONG IF GOVT. PROVIDE SUBSIDY to BALANCE ESSENTIAL ITEMS COST. Dil ki Nahi, Dimaag (Mind) ki Suno. Jo public ki maane, usko Chuno. more
Apr 04
