im a die hard NAMO fan and you are not letting me type a message for this hard working PM and against these JNU anti Indian's ..this is a result of 60 yrs of pampering and and inactive congress government who would agree to get slapped for VOTES ....not NAMO
Is JNU inside India?Are students of JNU getting subsidized education from public tax money?Are faculties of JNU getting paid from public tax money? If yes...then JNU has to follow Indian law.If they have shouted "Bharat ki barbadi tak ...." they will have to face sedition charges.
im a die hard NAMO fan and you are not letting me type a message for this hard working PM and against these JNU anti Indian's ..this is a result of 60 yrs of pampering and and inactive congress government who would agree to get slapped for VOTES ....not NAMO
Re: The Centre is trying to silence JNU
by Shiv Kumar Choudhary on Feb 17, 2016 11:19 AM
All such places must be freed from such type of scoundrels, Pseudo-intellectuals & anti national elements.
To see if Achhe Din, promised by BJP, has really come for people of India, we have to assess the following, among other factors: • We have seen multifold improvement in prices (rise in price) of almost all eatables (like milk, vegetables, pulses, Dal, rice, wheat, etc.), which are basic needs of each and every individual in the country and this improvement has really brought Achhe Din (but only for those price manipulators) The improvement is so huge that people have now started deserting many of these items or cutting down on its consumption. • The USD has really improved by over 10% I guess, ever since the present government has come into power. It is quoting at rates higher than what was during Dr MMS’ time and now the only thing that has become cheaper is RUPEE. • Two years is sufficient time to stabilize the economy; to have improved production; check prices, etc. These activities will directly have impact on the economy of the nation. Now, when we watch the activities at the stock markets, it seems that it is moving to pre-independence era. Investors have lost their wealth in lakh of crores during the past two years and continue to lose. This made investors desert the market and thereby government losing its revenue (through direct or indirect taxes)
Re: State of Economy
by WikiLeaks on Feb 17, 2016 11:04 AM
In order to cover up the failures, the party/its followers seem to have deployed some paid agents to create incidents so that public attention is diverted to such issues. The incidents at FTII, Hyderabad University, JNU or Dadri are nothing but the result of such diversionary tactics only. The otherwise avoidable interference on the affairs of educational institutions in the country (though we have only a few with international credibility) is likely to damage the credibility of such institutions and we would find it difficult to mold quality human resource in the days to come. And now that BJP/followers/paid agents realized that HINDUTVA is not going to work (because hardly anything is done to protect the interests of Hindus) for them, they have now taken deviation from that and now moved on to an issue that affect the sentiments of people of India and started abusing all but those following them and brand as ANTI-NATIONALS. Instead of concentrating on country and its economy, which is suffering due to inaction from the concerned authorities, the entire team is busy in playing politics at the cost of nation/people. People of India are still awaiting ACHHE DIN promised during the elections ….
Re: Re: State of Economy
by Urvashi Seth on Feb 17, 2016 01:15 PM
This muck does not know that there is global recession now.All countries are in problem ,but India to the least extent.Our economy is the best performing economy among all the nations including China.This is stated by World Bank of which Manmohan Singh was president.
