Khalpat Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Massive Respect to Modi and the government. The pace at which the govt has proceeded with the rescue operations and help on a war footing to the Nepal disaster. We would still be asleep if it was congress Wasn't during uttarakhand disaster there were trucks standing at 10 janpath for few days awaiting flag off from Sonia Gandhi. Huge respect for Indian voters for kicking off the morons.
G_B_ Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 I really dont know why sonia gandhi never was part of government. Might as well worked from the PMO's office if everything needed to be flagged off by her.
Sachin=GOD Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 I really dont know why sonia gandhi never was part of government. Might as well worked from the PMO's office if everything needed to be flagged off by her. When you can enjoy power without responsibility why take any Govt post...
bulbul Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Wasn't during uttarakhand disaster there were trucks standing at 10 janpath for few days awaiting flag off from Sonia Gandhi. Huge respect for Indian voters for kicking off the morons. I guess they were waiting for RG to return from his vacation in Spain.
Raghav_12 Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Massive Respect to Modi and the government. The pace at which the govt has proceeded with the rescue operations and help on a war footing to the Nepal disaster. We would still be asleep if it was congress Modi has some ingredients of becoming a statesman of world order. He has shown those glimpses in some of his decisions. But he has done too much damage in past to overcome and here I am not even referring to Gujrat riots. He has not taken people along while rising to power and had behave dictatorial manner.Now he has to make impossible balance between hawks within sangh and his aspirations of being a thought leader at world stage and till now he has failed to do that.
Sachin=GOD Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Massive Respect to Modi and the government. The pace at which the govt has proceeded with the rescue operations and help on a war footing to the Nepal disaster. We would still be asleep if it was congress Yes. Very, very prompt response. Army choppers with relief materiel were there in Nepal within 4-5 hours of the first quake. Around 540 Indians have already been brought back to India. MEA is also doing excellent work - Sushma Swaraj and Vikas Swarup are constantly replying to tweets and helping people. Power ministry has offered to send engineers to help restore power in Nepal. Rail ministry is sending 1 lac litres of Rail Neer for the next few days. A 2 star officer of the army has gone to take charge of army relief efforts while the chief of NDRF (National Disaster Response Force) has also gone today morning.
ravishingravi Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Modi sarkar performance thread Very proud of Indian govt response.
Yoda-esque Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Very proud of Indian govt response. Well, there are some in media who think otherwise
ravishingravi Posted April 26, 2015 Posted April 26, 2015 Well' date=' there are some in media who think otherwise[/quote'] Well you know why they think otherwise. Isn't there a book "he is not that into you". They aren't. No matter what gift does.
dial_100 Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 They can criticize as much they like. These critics are sounding more pathetic everyday. They are laying blame on Modi for anything and everything. Like it or not, overall "India Image" has been drastically improved internationally. Only few sore losers are whining on petty things.
Yoda-esque Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 They can criticize as much they like. These critics are sounding more pathetic everyday. They are laying blame on Modi for anything and everything. Like it or not, overall "India Image" has been drastically improved internationally. Only few sore losers are whining on petty things. A few days back there was a show on French television when Modi was visiting to get business from them. See the comments of Simon Sharma during that show.No person in their right mind would speak that negatively.It's like these pseudos want Indian to fail because then Modi fails. Cut the nose, spite the face.
sticky wicket Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 A few days back there was a show on French television when Modi was visiting to get business from them. See the comments of Simon Sharma during that show.No person in their right mind would speak that negatively.It's like these pseudos want Indian to fail because then Modi fails. Cut the nose, spite the face. i reckon it's not just spite, but protecting their status quo at all cost...privileged life, continuation of inferiority complex anglo-american mimicking lifestyle, right to look down on the 99.9% of Indians, fear of dealing with non-english speaking rising masses. and just as many NRIs who want India to go forward, there are just as many bad NRIs who rather see India stay where it has been (i.e. pre-1991) so they can act smug and flaunt their wealth when they visit India
Yoda-esque Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 i reckon it's not just spite, but protecting their status quo at all cost...privileged life, continuation of inferiority complex anglo-american mimicking lifestyle, right to look down on the 99.9% of Indians, fear of dealing with non-english speaking rising masses. and just as many NRIs who want India to go forward, there are just as many bad NRIs who rather see India stay where it has been (i.e. pre-1991) so they can act smug and flaunt their wealth when they visit India https://youtu.be/oz_RwD8OeXo Watch from 20:30.
diga Posted April 27, 2015 Posted April 27, 2015 i reckon it's not just spite, but protecting their status quo at all cost...privileged life, continuation of inferiority complex anglo-american mimicking lifestyle, right to look down on the 99.9% of Indians, fear of dealing with non-english speaking rising masses. and just as many NRIs who want India to go forward, there are just as many bad NRIs who rather see India stay where it has been (i.e. pre-1991) so they can act smug and flaunt their wealth when they visit India Nobody even cares that the last 1 year of govt has mostly been scam free...sad irony,when they only comment about ghar wapsi/church attacks
Sachin=GOD Posted April 28, 2015 Posted April 28, 2015 Afghan Prez Ghani is in India and was speaking right now - pretty good speech.
Sachin=GOD Posted April 28, 2015 Posted April 28, 2015 http://www.moneylife.in/article/who-does-the-modi-sarkar-really-represent/41439.html#.VT4EANWFObw.twitter Must read. There has been some confusion and hurry in launching many schemes without doing proper thinking with regards to their use, proper implementation and the fact that some institutes/schemes similar in nature might already exist. Something like the Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan still doesn't look like more than a photo op for famous people - it has huge potential but only if it is properly implemented at the ground level. Similarly MUDRA BANK can change rural finance dramatically but there is a need to look at similar institutes/schemes already present and learn from their mistakes and maybe use their infrastructure instead of merely opening yet another bank. Tax issues like MAT will only antagonize much needed foreign investors - Govt can do without if I would think.
Khalpat Posted April 28, 2015 Posted April 28, 2015 Rajdeep Sardesai blog. #ThankYou All Prime minister Narendra Modi attracts strong, polarised responses: you either love him or hate him it appears. Which is why searching for the middle ground when it comes to Mr Modi is never easy. Over the years, I have attempted that but found myself being pigeonholed by my criticism of Mr Modi's handling of the 2002 Gujarat riots. I have always maintained, and continue to do so, that Mr Modi as Gujarat chief minister failed to do enough to stop the violence. And yet, my criticism of Modi circa 2002 has not blinded me to the fact that he has done much since then which he has justifiable reason to be proud of. The latest is the manner in which the government swung into action in the Nepal earthquake. The quake has seen Mr Modi at his best. Within hours of the news breaking, the prime minister had put the government in fast forward mode. It was a lazy Saturday for many, but not for the prime minister who galvanised the state machinery into readiness to help in the enormous quake effort. Disaster management systems in the country have improved immeasurably in the last few years, but any system looks for leadership at times of a crisis. This is where Mr Modi, like an efficient CEO, backed by an highly motivated team of officials, has shown himself up for the task. One can only draw a contrast with Uttarakhand two years ago where the state and Central government -- both Congress-led -- struggled initially with the magnitude of the task before them because there was a leadership deficit at the state and the centre. But let's also be clear: Operation Maitri is not about an individual, but a TEAM effort involving hundreds of people. Yesterday, on my programme, I had an Air Force officer who was telling me how his men have been flying night sorties to Kathmandu: first Yemen, now Nepal, our naval and air pilots have been working 24 x 7 for the last month. The NDRF and armed forces have been equally brilliant: it can never be easy to climb the mountain slopes and rescue people. They did it in Uttarakhand, they are doing it again. Our embassy in Kathmandu has been quietly efficient in evacuating scores of people. NGOs are soft targets nowadays, but I know of many who are working relentlessly in the affected areas and providing relief. The RSS too has often been singled out for its communal agenda but there is little doubt that in an emergency situation like a quake, the swayamsevaks admirably rise to the occasion. Which is why I think Nepal should be a moment to celebrate the capacity of the Indian state and it's people to reach out to those in distress. Sadly, there is a section of Modi supporters who see this as an occasion to engage in unabashed vyakti puja and build a personality cult around their leader. It's the same lot who embarrassed the prime minister during the Uttarakhand relief operations by attempting to project Mr Modi as a Rambo-like figure who was almost single-handedly rescuing people. Rambo then, Superman now: it's this tendency to place credit at the door of an individual rather than the team which we must desist from. As the prime minister himself so aptly put it: rather than Thank you Modi, the real thanks should be to our great culture which emphasises 'Sewa Parmo Dharma'. A little less vyakti puja, a little more jan sewa would be a truly inspirational message. Post-script: with much of the attention justifiably on Nepal, let's not also forget the death and destruction along the border areas in Bihar, UP and Bengal. A journalist friend in Bihar tells me that the Nitish government too has been making every effort to bring relief to people. I don't think somehow Thank you Nitish will ever trend on social media http://www.rajdeepsardesai.net/blog-views/2097042560/thank-you-all A rare balanced view.
Yoda-esque Posted April 28, 2015 Posted April 28, 2015 Rajdeep Sardesai blog. #ThankYou All http://www.rajdeepsardesai.net/blog-views/2097042560/thank-you-all A rare balanced view. No need of any condescending stamp of approval from this sly Fox. The SM has forced him to write this :p
amiret Posted April 28, 2015 Posted April 28, 2015 Regarding MUDRA (a new Govt owned bank) : Jaitley : “MUDRA Bank will refinance Micro-Finance Institutions through a Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana. In lending, priority will be given to SC/ST enterprises. " This is a shameful reminder of how caste based politics persists in India and is encouraged even by those who pretend to abjure it. http://www.thehindu.com/news/resources/full-text-of-budget-201516-speech/article6945026.ece There are already 26 Public Sector Banks owned by Govt Of India with over 85,000 branches offering the same SME , Priority sector credit that MUDRA is expected to give . Creation of another Govt owned bank will not solve the problems of lack of SME credit growth . what happened to modi's statement "Government has no business to be in business " ? Govt needs to privatize all PSU banks. to quote sucheta dalal : " Mudra Bank had been hurriedly set up without touching dozens of legacy institutions and schemes that had failed in the very same objectives over the past decades. All of them continue live off taxpayers’ money "
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