Chinta mat kar United Public-Looters Asscoiation III ane wala hai, aur tu Bangladesh jane wala hai.
PS: Ain't have any Idea how Army Cheif is selected in India.
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Chinta mat kar United Public-Looters Asscoiation III ane wala hai, aur tu Bangladesh jane wala hai.
PS: Ain't have any Idea how Army Cheif is selected in India.
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I want BJP to get majority on its own.
However since that is not happening I am just putting out the possibilities of allies.
And anyway its not as if this TDP is the old TDP.The number of turncoats it has taken from Congress makes it look like mini - Congress.
but on any given day tdp is far relliable ally than ysrcp.... atleast they wont ditch bjp to join upa... on the other hand jagan is losing his popularity fastly in seemandhra and has almost zero pressence in telangana ... as of now tdp is the best bet for bjp...
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Bihar's 'Osama' to contest against Modi from Varanasi - IBNLive
Meraj Khalid Noor, popularly known as Bihar's Osama bin Laden due to his uncanny resemblance to the late Al Qaeda leader, on Friday announced he would contest the Lok Sabha poll against BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi from Varanasi.
"I have decided to contest polls against Modi from Varanasi," said Noor, who is president of Ram India, a newly floated political outfit.
"After much thought I decided to fight against Modi," Noor told IANS.
Patna-based Noor was once the darling of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and former Chief Minister Lalu Prasad and the Lok Janshakti Party's (LJP) Ram Vilas Paswan to woo Muslim voters.
Anyone and everyone seems to be contesting from Varanasi.
I think even I'll go try my luck there
Meraj Khalid Noor, popularly known as Bihar's Osama bin Laden due to his uncanny resemblance to the late Al Qaeda leader, on Friday announced he would contest the Lok Sabha poll against BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi from Varanasi.
"I have decided to contest polls against Modi from Varanasi," said Noor, who is president of Ram India, a newly floated political outfit.
"After much thought I decided to fight against Modi," Noor told IANS.
Patna-based Noor was once the darling of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader and former Chief Minister Lalu Prasad and the Lok Janshakti Party's (LJP) Ram Vilas Paswan to woo Muslim voters.
Anyone and everyone seems to be contesting from Varanasi.
I think even I'll go try my luck there
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Dont worry, performance of alliance of BJP & Shivsena will overwhelm that of Cong and NCP...
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A minimum of 200 seats for BJP looks reasonably on the cards.Blog: 'I have taken six weeks off to campaign for Modi'
(Dr Vasudev Patel was born in Mehsana, Gujarat in 1956. He is a scientist (forensic toxicology) in Atlanta, Georgia. He is also the President of Gujarati Association of Atlanta and co-ordinator of Overseas Friends of the BJP. He's in India for six weeks to campaign for BJP's prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi.)
I work as a scientist in the field of forensic toxicology in Atlanta, Georgia. I have taken six weeks off to come here and campaign for Mr Modi. I landed here on April 11 and will stay will May 18. Six weeks of leave from my profession is a very small sacrifice for my country. Instead of spending a vacation with the family, I am spending this vacation for the betterment of my country. I've spent my own money - for travel, campaigning - everything. I have a wife and 13-year-old daughter back in the US. They too wanted to come here and campaign but couldn't because of my daughter's school.
I have known Narendra Modi for 30 years. I was an RSS swayamsevak from Mehsana district (Gujarat) in 1983 when I first met him. He came as a 'pracharak' and what impressed me most was his devotion to the country. He truly, truly cared about India. He has been a friend since then.
I travelled to India for these elections with a group 4-5 NRIs. We are out campaigning every day. Our day begins at 8 am and ends at 11 pm. We have campaigned in about 20 towns so far. We accompany the local candidate to wherever they travel... we speak to the people and tell them why we are here, why we think Mr. Modi is the best man to lead this country. We are staying with a party worker in Ahmedabad. I have yet to meet Mr Modi - he's been very busy campaigning, but I'll definitely meet him before I leave.
I come to India every year and meet him everytime... this time will be no different. He is always eager for suggestions for Gujarat. He has a vision... not just for Gujarat but for Bharat.
I love India and only left the country only due to a lack of opportunities here. It is my belief that India can improve under the leadership of Mr Modi. Every time we visit Gujarat we see so much development. I feel it is far ahead of a lot of other states in India. In my opinion, the country can progress under the leadership of Mr. Modi and I know for sure that there will be more opportunities for the youth of this country and he will prevent brain drain. India is in our hearts... we only left because we didn't have a choice.
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(Dr Vasudev Patel was born in Mehsana, Gujarat in 1956. He is a scientist (forensic toxicology) in Atlanta, Georgia. He is also the President of Gujarati Association of Atlanta and co-ordinator of Overseas Friends of the BJP. He's in India for six weeks to campaign for BJP's prime ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi.)
I work as a scientist in the field of forensic toxicology in Atlanta, Georgia. I have taken six weeks off to come here and campaign for Mr Modi. I landed here on April 11 and will stay will May 18. Six weeks of leave from my profession is a very small sacrifice for my country. Instead of spending a vacation with the family, I am spending this vacation for the betterment of my country. I've spent my own money - for travel, campaigning - everything. I have a wife and 13-year-old daughter back in the US. They too wanted to come here and campaign but couldn't because of my daughter's school.
I have known Narendra Modi for 30 years. I was an RSS swayamsevak from Mehsana district (Gujarat) in 1983 when I first met him. He came as a 'pracharak' and what impressed me most was his devotion to the country. He truly, truly cared about India. He has been a friend since then.
I travelled to India for these elections with a group 4-5 NRIs. We are out campaigning every day. Our day begins at 8 am and ends at 11 pm. We have campaigned in about 20 towns so far. We accompany the local candidate to wherever they travel... we speak to the people and tell them why we are here, why we think Mr. Modi is the best man to lead this country. We are staying with a party worker in Ahmedabad. I have yet to meet Mr Modi - he's been very busy campaigning, but I'll definitely meet him before I leave.
I come to India every year and meet him everytime... this time will be no different. He is always eager for suggestions for Gujarat. He has a vision... not just for Gujarat but for Bharat.
I love India and only left the country only due to a lack of opportunities here. It is my belief that India can improve under the leadership of Mr Modi. Every time we visit Gujarat we see so much development. I feel it is far ahead of a lot of other states in India. In my opinion, the country can progress under the leadership of Mr. Modi and I know for sure that there will be more opportunities for the youth of this country and he will prevent brain drain. India is in our hearts... we only left because we didn't have a choice.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed within this blog are the personal opinions of the author. NDTV is not responsible for the accuracy, completeness, suitability, or validity of any information on this blog. All information is provided on an as-is basis. The information, facts or opinions appearing on the blog do not reflect the views of NDTV and NDTV does not assume any responsibility or liability for the same.
Blog: 'I have taken six weeks off to campaign for Modi' | NDTV.com
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Makes sense.. The calculation is very much within the range and limit.. Can expect results for NDA as mean of NDA (min) amd NDA (Max), with slight tilt towards 300 taking into consideration in the late surge in NDA prefering voters.. So a number near to 290 looks more of a realistic... Good job...
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Chinta mat kar United Public-Looters Asscoiation III ane wala hai, aur tu Bangladesh jane wala hai.
PS: Ain't have any Idea how Army Cheif is selected in India.
Current army chief is retiring in end may.
UPA wants to take this chance & name the next in line - Lt. General Dalbir.
He was named in Sukhana land scam.
UPA in last days want to have him the next chief, khud bhi corrupt they aur ab army chief bhi corrupt rkhna chahtey hai......
If UPA name him the next chief, the next govt. can't veto it.
But isn't the army chief appointment done according to seniority?
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