Re: MODI FOR EVER
by sabir khan on Mar 12, 2014 03:15 PM
Only One Man Can divide the country & society ...Who is . N. Modi & his ideology... that already divided india & Kills the father of Nation.
It is absolutely right that all age groups are supporting Mr Modi, but especially the youth favour him due to the fact that there are millions of educated youths are jobless due poor governess of Congress. The economy is in turmoil, GDP growth has declined heavily despite false promises of UPA, negative industrial growth, decline of Rupee value, corruption, scams (list is huge) etc. has totally demotivated the youths. In fact due to decline in growth lots of youths have either lost job or got pay loss. Under these circumstances, how will the youths love congress? Let us hope that Mr Modi will not let the youth down and will save this country and the youths.
The Youth of India are fed up with the Corrupt Congress and see no future for themselves under Congress. The CNN-IBN survey showed that people across all age groups support Modi over Rahul by an overwhelming majority. Among the age group of less than 35 years the support is more than 50% while Rahul stands at 16%.
Modi is a No Nonsense decisive leader who has proved himself and passed with flying colours. The Youth are attracted by his Developmental Model which alone will create millions of jobs for them. Rahul is interested in only attracting the poor by Give outs.
All Youngsters seeing Rahul feel they are better than Rahul in all respects. Kejrival is a Nautanki Circus Master who offers no solutions but only Drama and Dharnas. Modi is the sure bet for the Youth and the future of India.
1) Absolutely honest, even gifts he receives goes to donation for girl child education.
2) Totally dedicated- bachelor with only one aim in life- development of his state
3) Strong- has taken bold decision for development- including demolishing roadside temples, shrines
4) Nationalist- always has attitude of nation first on all the policy he forms.
5) Far-sighted- puts emphasize on building efficient system.
6) Result oriented- GDP number speaks for it selt- Gujarat GDP is 12 % since 2002. .
7) Not a single government scheme was designed for particular cast/religion. No reservation was given based on cast/religion.
8) Able administrator- knows how to take works out of his teams.
9) Innovative- many of the state government scheme thought by him received UN and other NGO awards.
10) MOST IMPORTANT- a natural leader - who can inspire his team and people of the state to achieve higher goals- development. Pray you, what else is left to be said after the alleged anti-UPA rhetoric and the hard sell of the Gujarat model? The alleged anti-UPA rhetoric is every bit the problem that India faces and the Gujarat model is every bit the environment, economy, infrastructure and development that the country needs. I am amazed when someone says Modi has nothing to offer. I am sure a Chief Minister of a state which has managed to grow consistently at over and above 10% despite all the gloom everywhere else, has something to offer. I don't understand what is it that you people want
Re: We need 1 Modi for every state and 1 for Bharath
by Bhushan Bhutia on Mar 12, 2014 12:12 PM
Per capita income in India has doubled between 2004-05 and 2010-11 to touch Rs 54,835 per annum. Delhi: Rs 135,814 Haryana: Rs 92,327 Maharashtra: Rs 83,471 Sikkim: Rs 81,159 Tamil Nadu: Rs 72,993 Uttarakhand: Rs 68,292 Punjab: Rs 67,473 Gujarat: 63,961. Andhra Pradesh: Rs 60,458
Maharashtra contributes 15 per cent of national industrial output and over 40 per cent of India's national revenue. Maharashtra's GDP is at $190.310 billion. Tamil Nadu's GDP stands at $97.970 billion The GDP of Uttarakhand is at $13.140 billion. The GDP of Punjab is at $42.110 billion. The gross domestic product of Delhi is $46.0 billion. Gujarat's GDP is estimated to be $90.650 billion Andhra's GDP is $100.350 billion
Re: Re: We need 1 Modi for every state and 1 for Bharath
by M A on Mar 12, 2014 02:30 PM
Where did you get this data of per capita income? For your information, the overall per capita income of Indians increased an average rate of 6.7% per annum from 2004-05 to 2011-12. This is overall including all rich people in India whereas the per capita income of poor has declined by 2.2% per annum during the corresponding period, therefore, it shows a poor economic management of congress during the last 10 years. If this continues for another 10 years, there will be millions of homeless and starving people in India.
