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''Right to Education is most important''


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Grizzly
lollipop rahul and his $tupid outbursts
by Grizzly on Mar 25, 2009 08:29 AM  | Hide replies

right to education is most important? Obviously he is far away from aam aadmi's concerns! What does he know about aam aadmi?

Right to life is the most important! can someone tell this i#dio#t that dead people dont care about education!

And congress wants him to be the future PM of India? Bhagwan save India from him!

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ramprasad
Re: lollipop rahul and his $tupid outbursts
by ramprasad on Mar 26, 2009 02:36 PM
rightly said it. who will teach knowledge to the educated folls like varun and you. only educating uneducated will make fools to understand the valu of education.

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XYZ ABC
Education
by XYZ ABC on Mar 24, 2009 07:32 PM  | Hide replies

How you will ensure the right for education when you yourself are..........
Rahul Gandhi attended Modern School, New Delhi[4] before entering the The Doon School. The Doon School had been his father's alma mater.[5] Rahul Gandhi attended Doon from 1981-83 before being home-schooled for security reasons.[6] His admission to St Stephen's College was controversial as he was admitted on the basis of his abilities as a competitive pistol shooter, which was disputed.[6] He left the school in 1990, after one year of education.[4]
It is reported that Harvard alumni records list him as attending between 1990 and 1993 but not as completing a degree.[7] He transferred, reportedly due to security concerns following his father's assassination, to Rollins College in Florida where he completed a B.A. in 1994[8]. During the parliamentary elections in 2004, Gandhi claimed that he had received an MPhil in Development Economics after attending Trinity College, Cambridge. Media enquiries report that he attended under the alias "Raul Vinci".

He worked in London with the strategy consultancy firm Monitor Group[9], before returning to India in late 2002 to run an engineering and technology outsourcing firm in Mumbai[10].

Put Rahul Gandhi in wikepedia and see yourself.


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Sethu
Re: Education
by Sethu on Mar 24, 2009 08:23 PM
first of all Rahul the uneducated dumb should be send to the Army education school for getting some certificate before he shopuld allowed to talk of education in India.All voters should be careful not to vote for such dumb fools to rule our country.

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ramprasad
Re: Re: Education
by ramprasad on Mar 26, 2009 02:41 PM
he may be uneducated as you say but he is a cultured man not uncultured like his cousin varun. if someone can vote for varun many can vote for rahul.

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abboral boral
Rahul to take this for implementation
by abboral boral on Mar 24, 2009 05:27 PM  | Hide replies

Indian Tourism Industries could not develop as should be last 19 years due to fact that they have grown only for rich people and never bothered for 70 % lower middle classs and rural populations and Even could not develop new destinations as well ,I feel there is a huge scope in rural tourism like developing 4/5 scenic villages into one destinations where some river,some flowra,fauna,spring,pond ,small hillocks,with ethinic ,heritage,people,halls are available along with crop farming like wheat,rice ,sugar cane etc etc .India having 65 lakh villages can do wonder by promoting rural tourism with the help of village people itself for fooding,lodging ,camel.bullock cart driving .Its wonderfull when you live in a village with all these but if we can develop these villages into travel destinations then it become industries .If we can at least 20 % of these villages develop to rural tourism then there will be at least 10 lakh employment of rural populations with opening of some kind of one training institute on rural tourism to town level will create another 2 lakh jobs. This low budget rural tourism will attract large no of middle class as well as rich people domestically as well as internationally .As security can be a problem and to solve that we can create rural tourism police force also and another 10 lakh job creations .All these can be debvelop on 50-50 JV with GOV and PVT bodies. I think RT is the answer in this hour of financial crisis and improving purchasing power



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ramprasad
Re: Rahul to take this for implementation
by ramprasad on Mar 26, 2009 02:45 PM
who will come to places where there is terrorism by locals like ramsena and ravana sena. how can you change the educated fools mind. their leaders are not kiked by government and they are praised by educated fools.

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Ramesh
It is a big JOKE from BA fail...
by Ramesh on Mar 24, 2009 05:26 PM  | Hide replies

Rahul to clear BA he attempeted thrice.... with the help of college management he was able to clear BA.... It is a joke a failure is talking about education.....

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ramprasad
Re: It is a big JOKE from BA fail...
by ramprasad on Mar 26, 2009 02:48 PM
What about you my dear. did you follow him in your education?

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Major Rangachar
Right to Education is most important: Rahul Gandhi
by Major Rangachar on Mar 24, 2009 04:59 PM

Rahul,
The UPAtion in HRD Minister wants reservations IITs/IIMs/AIIMS only,He does not want Primary Education,coz he wont get votes incl yr Mom.Are u aware yr Constituency & UP is most Backward.In last 5 yrs how many schools were started by you,Can you answer.Fundamentally Congress does want Primary education at all bcs u will nvr get Elected.

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Anupam Verma
wwww
by Anupam Verma on Mar 24, 2009 03:36 PM  | Hide replies

What is educational qualification of Rahul Gandhi

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XYZ ABC
Re: wwww
by XYZ ABC on Mar 24, 2009 07:33 PM
Rahul Gandhi attended Modern School, New Delhi[4] before entering the The Doon School. The Doon School had been his father's alma mater.[5] Rahul Gandhi attended Doon from 1981-83 before being home-schooled for security reasons.[6] His admission to St Stephen's College was controversial as he was admitted on the basis of his abilities as a competitive pistol shooter, which was disputed.[6] He left the school in 1990, after one year of education.[4]
It is reported that Harvard alumni records list him as attending between 1990 and 1993 but not as completing a degree.[7] He transferred, reportedly due to security concerns following his father's assassination, to Rollins College in Florida where he completed a B.A. in 1994[8]. During the parliamentary elections in 2004, Gandhi claimed that he had received an MPhil in Development Economics after attending Trinity College, Cambridge. Media enquiries report that he attended under the alias "Raul Vinci".

He worked in London with the strategy consultancy firm Monitor Group[9], before returning to India in late 2002 to run an engineering and technology outsourcing firm in Mumbai[10].

Put Rahul Gandhi in wikepedia and see yourself.


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ramprasad
Re: Re: wwww
by ramprasad on Mar 26, 2009 02:53 PM
Your grantfather also did not study any thing but remember their efforts and their desire only given you education to day. Likewise some ones desire will come true even if he is not educated. Kamaraj is a proof for it

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