The only one thing which will be the lifeline thread in the MODI sarkar will be the shinning display of honest and sincere behavior on part of all the ministers and PM towards fulfillment of promises.
As stated in the article, Indian citizens are looking for new approach to resolve the national level problems. They are much dislikes the two center power to operate the govt. As Mr.Modi rightly said that their govt. will increase the involvement of the state chief ministers on common interest issues.That will definitely increase the responsibility of the state govt. Madan Sharma
Look at the forward thinking...this is what is need of the hour for Indian politics. They should learn to operate like how corporates operate...if not babus do nothing but just take bribe and their salaries every month. Modi is good for India and shall develop India without religion tied into it. AAP can be like Modi in next 10 years....so till then keep doing some good work...
Re: Fantastic...this is what is required.
by Connan on May 01, 2014 06:19 PM
Even if Modi has a dip in the ganga a 1000 times he will not be as clean as AAP. Name one instance of forward thinking by modi, other then the instance of forward thinking to gain the chair.
Re: Re: Fantastic...this is what is required.
by Saurav on May 01, 2014 06:51 PM
Followers of one family above nation will not understand forward thinking.
Re: Fantastic...this is what is required.
by deepak rathi on May 01, 2014 07:15 PM
Mr Chetan you are right,AK 1ST LEFT IT DEPT JOB,THEN STARTED NGO ,THEN LEFT NGO,THEN LEFT GOOD MAN ANNA,THEN LEFT CM,APART FROM THIS WHY FOUNDER MEMBER OF AAP LEFT,WHY TICKET NOT GIVEN TO OLD AAP LOYAL WORKERS,WHY TICKET GIVEN WITHIN DAY TO ASHUTOSH,KHAITAN,SANYAL
PG entry can be compared to adding a item song as afterthought in a super flop movie. May help in more free downloads of song but will not help box office collections !!
Re: Re: perfect initiative
by Saurav on May 01, 2014 06:55 PM
What complex problems did Rahul or Priyanka solve? Or Kejriwal solved? Modi has achieved more than any other CM can do in a state which had water and power problems to this level. There is no honesty when one says there is no development in Guj.
Modi is self-made, tough and assertive. If these are not the qualities of a strong leader, what else ? A man who has over-ruled the VHP and RSS driven manifesto, publishing his own agenda for governing the country, he has something in him.
Modi is respected by law abiding citizen and he creates a panic in them who waver. He is a great communicator, takes prudent risks and provides means to improve standard of living for common citizen.
He is the man who contained the riot in just three days. Whatever the rest of the world says, the people who matter voted for him, as he has demonstrated what development and good governance means.
Grow up guys and dolls. He is in for a change. You can't avoid him. Spit out the grudge and enjoy his rule. Cheers.
Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by on May 01, 2014 01:09 PM
Indian people wants change. All the citizens love to modi. Modi name is not unknown for anybody. Modi will do work for all religions, Farmer, Businessmen, Women, Students, Employees, Poor & needy people. Modi second Name of Development & Progress. Only first time he will wants your Regards/Faith/Aashirwad, second time you will be automatically give to your vote for Modi, because upcoming 5 years tell the success story of Modi & India. it's time to change. Modi will make your dream India. Thanks
Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by Jacky Jackson on May 01, 2014 12:11 PM
Modi will be a great Prime Minister and even his bitterest enemies would love him after they see him functioning.India will do well under his able leadership. There is no point in wasting votes in the name of secularism, communalism or mandir/masjid issues.India needs basic necessities of life for every Indian and that is what going to Modi's priority
Re: Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by Vascado on May 01, 2014 12:38 PM
Modi needs no introduction. We already know his autocratic and authoritarian tendencies that is in display in Gujarat where everything is centralized and the whole administration is hooked to the whims and fancies of one individual.
Re: Re: Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by Sanjeevkumar Dudhaiya on May 01, 2014 02:12 PM
PG entry can be compared to adding a item song as afterthought in a super flop movie. May help in more free downloads of song but will not help box office collections !!
Re: Re: Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by rajendra tare on May 01, 2014 12:58 PM
The hidden autocrats like Sonia and Rahul are worst. Let us face Modi an open autocrat. We know in advance what are the dangers.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by Indian on May 01, 2014 03:02 PM
OK, lets evaluate what they did:
AAP said Sheila was corrupt. AK lodged an FIR after much criticism, and the FIR was not even strong enough to maintain in the court, thus giving CONgress a chance to claim Supreme Court clean chit. B-team!
AAP said the discoms are fleecing public, and he will audit them to reduce the electricity costs charged by them. He did not wait for the reports to come, thus giving CONgress a chance to continue with old practice - B-TEAM. Further, they took taxpayer's money for SUBSIDY, meaning paying the same discoms.
AAP said they were against corruption. After coming to power AK said communalism is a bigger problem than corruption.
AAP took support from Tauqeer Raza, but BJP is communal. AAP went for an inspection of 3 days of Guajarat and said Modi failed in every way. And they had the cheek to say this after RUNNING AWAY IN JUST 49 DAYS.
AAP says only one member from one family in core committee, or candidate. Admiral L Ramdas (famous Pakistan supporter) and entire family in core committee, becoz his daughter handles Ford Foundation for South Asia, and finances AAP. Yudhveer Singh, who replaced Khemka and gave clean chit to Vadra land deals, is a candidate of AAP. All those who slapped AK till date were and are members of AAP!
And some people want us to give a country of 1 billion to run for this drama company.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who doesn't want a strong PM ?
by Connan on May 01, 2014 06:22 PM
Even if you take a dip in the ganga you sins will not be washed, modi bha$kts will like right on your face.
I am just panicking looking at the impatience of Modi supporters who do not even tolerate sensible criticism and instead indulge in abuses and rants to silence those voices. What will happen if this man indeed assumes Office ? The prospect is really frightening.
Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by Aditya Jadeja on May 01, 2014 03:47 PM
Hahaha...height of hypocrisy...you pseudo congis go on abusing and criticizing him and his supporters and when you are given a dose of your own medicine then you morons get frightened...??
Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by Sandeep Ghosh on May 01, 2014 10:37 AM
Modi and his supporters have one single point of logic. My way or follow the Pakistan's highway. No middle ground, no consensus or discussion. Very frightening indeed.
Re: Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by mahendra nayak on May 01, 2014 11:54 AM
Dalits, OBC and the minorities know the consequences. They have voted sensibly this time.
Re: Re: Re: Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by Vascado on May 01, 2014 12:33 PM
Talent gets a preference. Do you mean it ? What do the elites do when their son or daughter gets low mark in examination ? Do they abandon their studies citing they lack talent ? Don't the parents pay hefty donations to Professional colleges to facilitate their admission overriding the fortune of a talented student ? That is the duplicity of these elitists and their false propoganda
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by kvasal on May 01, 2014 02:44 PM
so what if they do that. it is their easy earned money so that do that, but such candidates end up proving their wort when inn job and rendered waste in their carrier in private organisations. where us in case of reservations to the undeserving the create a calamity in the nation.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by Indian on May 01, 2014 03:02 PM
OK, lets evaluate what they did:
AAP said Sheila was corrupt. AK lodged an FIR after much criticism, and the FIR was not even strong enough to maintain in the court, thus giving CONgress a chance to claim Supreme Court clean chit. B-team!
AAP said the discoms are fleecing public, and he will audit them to reduce the electricity costs charged by them. He did not wait for the reports to come, thus giving CONgress a chance to continue with old practice - B-TEAM. Further, they took taxpayer's money for SUBSIDY, meaning paying the same discoms.
AAP said they were against corruption. After coming to power AK said communalism is a bigger problem than corruption.
AAP took support from Tauqeer Raza, but BJP is communal. AAP went for an inspection of 3 days of Guajarat and said Modi failed in every way. And they had the cheek to say this after RUNNING AWAY IN JUST 49 DAYS.
AAP says only one member from one family in core committee, or candidate. Admiral L Ramdas (famous Pakistan supporter) and entire family in core committee, becoz his daughter handles Ford Foundation for South Asia, and finances AAP. Yudhveer Singh, who replaced Khemka and gave clean chit to Vadra land deals, is a candidate of AAP. All those who slapped AK till date were and are members of AAP!
And some people want us to give a country of 1 billion to run for this drama company.
Re: Re: Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by Jacky Jackson on May 01, 2014 12:13 PM
The fear is unwarranted and a false propaganda of Modi's political rivals. Once elections are over you will see the statesman Modi!!!
Re: Re: Re: Re: IT IS REALLY FRIGHTENING
by aam aadmy on May 01, 2014 03:03 PM
The fear is for those who did bad things to Modi. But Modi shall use his time effectively. Ofcourse People involved in scams are frightended of loosing their scam money back to state.
BJP is not really a party. It is a drama company. Just look at this. In 1990, the party's battle cry was Mandir Wahin Banega and Modi was steering the blood letting rath yatra of Advani when it took off from Gujarat. However, today the same Modi is saying, Toilets first and then only Temples. If only such saner sense has prevailed then, the Country would not have been entangled with so much riots, loss of lives and property and counter terror activities. But, Modi's change of heart is not due to conviction but only a ploy to deceive voters with a moderate face knowing that India is not Gujarat.
Re: IT IS A DRAMA COMPANY
by Sandeep Ghosh on May 01, 2014 10:35 AM
If any citizen of India, who has been forced to pay bribe one time or other, he is morally bound to support the AAP. Why don't citizen think why India is still lagging at the bottom of third world country when we have all resources. You will say population. Population is not burden but an asset if it properly enriched. We have failed in all respect because of super imposing Babudom. Why the same Indian when go abroad become shining star of the country or company but good for nothing in his own country. AAP is the only weapon to break this lazy inefficient government bureaucracy. When all party clung to power till end like leech, AAP left CM post to show how moral politics should be done. I hope in my countrymen better sense will prevail and will help this revolution with time and money.
Re: Re: Re: IT IS A DRAMA COMPANY
by Connan on May 01, 2014 06:25 PM
Modi has himself not handled the nation, If you take the case of gujrat then modi and sit and watch and do nothing if there are communal riots.
Re: Re: IT IS A DRAMA COMPANY
by Vascado on May 01, 2014 10:50 AM
I too think that the idea of AAP should be given a chance. Enough of BJP and Congress.
Re: Re: Re: IT IS A DRAMA COMPANY
by Saheb Nagori on May 01, 2014 12:07 PM
Intellectuals do not make politicians. It needs statesmen. AAPs are good for trade union like leadership.
Had they stood up to the political pressures in Delhi and delivered in 5-year mandate, I would have been with you. Not for irresponsible and incompetent individuals.
Re: Re: Re: Re: IT IS A DRAMA COMPANY
by Vascado on May 01, 2014 12:29 PM
AAP would surely have given a stable Government if they had even a simple majority. What can you do with 27 seats when the majority is 36 ?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: IT IS A DRAMA COMPANY
by Indian on May 01, 2014 02:42 PM
OK, lets evaluate what they did:
AAP said Sheila was corrupt. AK lodged an FIR after much criticism, and the FIR was not even strong enough to maintain in the court, thus giving CONgress a chance to claim Supreme Court clean chit. B-team!
AAP said the discoms are fleecing public, and he will audit them to reduce the electricity costs charged by them. He did not wait for the reports to come, thus giving CONgress a chance to continue with old practice - B-TEAM. Further, they took taxpayer's money for SUBSIDY, meaning paying the same discoms.
AAP said they were against corruption. After coming to power AK said communalism is a bigger problem than corruption.
AAP took support from Tauqeer Raza, but BJP is communal. AAP went for an inspection of 3 days of Guajarat and said Modi failed in every way. And they had the cheek to say this after RUNNING AWAY IN JUST 49 DAYS.
AAP says only one member from one family in core committee, or candidate. Admiral L Ramdas (famous Pakistan supporter) and entire family in core committee, becoz his daughter handles Ford Foundation for South Asia, and finances AAP. Yudhveer Singh, who replaced Khemka and gave clean chit to Vadra land deals, is a candidate of AAP. All those who slapped AK till date were and are members of AAP!
And some people want us to give a country of 1 billion to run for this drama company.
