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May be this is a blessing in disguise. May be this is another 1991 moment when we were faced with worse problems.
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May be this is a blessing in disguise. May be this is another 1991 moment when we were faced with worse problems.
Remember in 1991 congress had more than 400 MPs by itself...
But now>?
And Indians are still arguing between Congress/BJP/Regional parties. The result is that the country is held hostage to regional players like Mamata, who can shut down retail FDI and any other reforms whenever they please. Policy paralysis.
What India should do now, is give Congress a majority, so that they can actually do something in these two years, instead of being held hostage by their allies.
Then in 2014, they should kick Congress out for being losers, and give BJP the majority instead.
No buddy, it was in 80s.
India will continue to be run by multiple party for few more 5 year terms....we have pretty well got used to it.
Yes in 87 elections Rajiv gandhi came to power by creating a history...
Good luck with your upcoming downgrades then.
Since "policy paralysis" was the major reason why S&P downgraded India in the first place.
The only thing they have grown are there bellies..........by selling fake goods to the rural populationDudemore the FDI in Retail is delayed more local entities will gain strength and muscles.....opening is easy.....it can give the desired impetus even in future.
That is unfortunately true...Policy paralysis is going to stay atleast till 2014...Hopefully this time the coalition(it is now a reality) that comes will have some teeth as well...
For the BJP, the dip of 8% in the Congress vote share is not a complete gain. The BJP is gaining only a marginal 1%. The remaining 7% dip in Congress vote share among these respondents is a gain for regional parties that tends to confirm the view that these parties will be crucial in the formation of the next government.