India Today Mood of the Nation poll: PM Modi's political invincibility continues

[Jlaw]

Modi is the second strongest lease on Earth.he's got more power than good.

 

[Jackdaws]

That is why NaMo introduced the "not more than 75" rule.

A third term will involve the new gen like Amit Shah, Yogi Adityanath, Parrikar etc ..... all of the established administrators with impeccable financial integrity and honesty.

They will overturn the rule - it is not cast in stone. And while I admire the likes of Piyush Goyal and Swaraj - I do believe India does not need the likes of Shah and Yogi. Time will tell. Let's see.

 

[Gadkari]

They will overturn the rule - it is not cast in stone. And while I admire the likes of Piyush Goyal and Swaraj - I do believe India does not need the likes of Shah and Yogi. Time will tell. Let's see.

Politics is rooted in political expediency, and rarely on morality and ethics. However Modi will still be a part of BJP in the 3rd term and its unlikely anyone would overrule his objections.

BTW What is wrong with Shah and Yogi ?

 

[Jackdaws]

Politics is rooted in political expediency, and rarely on morality and ethics. However Modi will still be a part of BJP in the 3rd term and its unlikely anyone would overrule his objections.

BTW What is wrong with Shah and Yogi ?

Too many religiosity with the Yogi; Shah comes across a lying, manipulative and insincere fellow.

 

[Gadkari]

Too many religiosity with the Yogi; Shah comes across a lying, manipulative and insincere fellow.

Shah is more honest that Modi. He was known as Modi's conscience keeper.

When did he lie ? What did he say that makes him sound insincere ?

Amit shah got married in a khada Kurta payjama. This was before he became anything big in the BJP.


Again, about yogi can you expand ? What did you mean by "too many religiosity" ?

 

[jaunty]

You cannot compare Modi to Indira.

Absurd. When he's yet to complete a single term.

For that he will first have to lead India in war first. At least one.

History will then decide.

Cheers, Doc

After 3 years of Modi govt, I consider Modi to be one of the worst things that has happened to India. Despite all the corruptions, one positive thing about UPA II was that perhaps for the first time since independence a govt was held accountable for its misdeeds. The media was constantly on their case, there was huge public outcry, there was a working RTI system, and they were reduced to 44 seats in the following elections as a result. Now we have lost all of those in hero worshiping. Let's be honest, Modi's 3 years have been nothing but a huge disappointment in terms of governance. Economy is stagnant, job-growth is negligible to negative, industrial production is in shambles, export has actually decreased, national security has worsened, Kashmir militancy has gone up, and even diplomatically we aren't better off than we were before despite Modi's numerous paid vacations abroad. Heck we don't even have a full-time defense minister now. And to distract the masses from his failures, we now have Modi's pet dogs in the media feeding the masses with his propaganda. He will surely win the 2019 elections with absolute majority but when we look back at Modi's tenure 20 years from now, we'd realize what a massive clusterfuck it actually was.

 

[Tridibans]

After 3 years of Modi govt, I consider Modi to be one of the worst things that has happened to India. Despite all the corruptions, one positive thing about UPA II was that perhaps for the first time since independence a govt was held accountable for its misdeeds. The media was constantly on their case, there was huge public outcry, there was a working RTI system, and they were reduced to 44 seats in the following elections as a result. Now we have lost all of those in hero worshiping. Let's be honest, Modi's 3 years have been nothing but a huge disappointment in terms of governance. Economy is stagnant, job-growth is negligible to negative, industrial production is in shambles, export has actually decreased, national security has worsened, Kashmir militancy has gone up, and even diplomatically we aren't better off than we were before despite Modi's numerous paid vacations abroad. Heck we don't even have a full-time defense minister now. And to distract the masses from his failures, we now have Modi's pet dogs in the media feeding the masses with his propaganda. He will surely win the 2019 elections with absolute majority but when we look back at Modi's tenure 20 years from now, we'd realize what a massive clusterfuck it actually was.

Thankfully you don't decide our PM in a democracy. You can keep your opinions to yourself. And the nation will opine in 2019. Cheers !

 

[jaunty]

Thankfully you don't decide our PM in a democracy. You can keep your opinions to yourself. And the nation will opine in 2019. Cheers !

A popular opinion is not always the right one. I'm not a sheep that I have to have the same opinion as the crowd. I am fully aware that he'll win 2019 with absolute majority and perhaps with more seats than 2014. There is no opposition at the moment. We are in a political crisis in India. On one hand, we have an incompetent govt and on the other hand we have an idiot like RG as the opposition leader.

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

A popular opinion is not always the right one. I'm not a sheep that I have to have the same opinion as the crowd. I am fully aware that he'll win 2019 with absolute majority and perhaps with more seats than 2014. There is no opposition at the moment. We are in a political crisis in India. On one hand, we have an incompetent govt and on the other hand we have an idiot like RG as the opposition leader.

After 3 years of Modi govt, I consider Modi to be one of the worst things that has happened to India. Despite all the corruptions, one positive thing about UPA II was that perhaps for the first time since independence a govt was held accountable for its misdeeds. The media was constantly on their case, there was huge public outcry, there was a working RTI system, and they were reduced to 44 seats in the following elections as a result. Now we have lost all of those in hero worshiping. Let's be honest, Modi's 3 years have been nothing but a huge disappointment in terms of governance. Economy is stagnant, job-growth is negligible to negative, industrial production is in shambles, export has actually decreased, national security has worsened, Kashmir militancy has gone up, and even diplomatically we aren't better off than we were before despite Modi's numerous paid vacations abroad. Heck we don't even have a full-time defense minister now. And to distract the masses from his failures, we now have Modi's pet dogs in the media feeding the masses with his propaganda. He will surely win the 2019 elections with absolute majority but when we look back at Modi's tenure 20 years from now, we'd realize what a massive clusterfuck it actually was.

emotional kar diya bhai ne !!!

 

[jaunty]

emotional kar diya bhai ne !!!

Don't be emotional man, enjoy #AccheDin

 

[ito]

Modi government report card

Positive: 1) An assertive India 2) Good foreign policy
Negatives: 1) Kashmir (Modi don't have an idea on how to handle Kashmir) 2) Insecurity among minorities has never been higher
Neutral: 1) Economy is growing but job creation is less than satisfactory 2) 'Make in India' is good idea but the results are yet to show

 

[wiseone2]

politics is about alternatives
what is the alternative to Modi ?

 

[jaunty]

Modi government report card

Positive: 1) An assertive India 2) Good foreign policy
Negatives: 1) Kashmir (Modi don't have an idea on how to handle Kashmir) 2) Insecurity among minorities has never been higher
Neutral: 1) Economy is growing but job creation is less than satisfactory 2) 'Make in India' is good idea but the results are yet to show

Your both positives are vague, not backed up by any data. Rest are data based and hence mostly negative.

politics is about alternatives
what is the alternative to Modi ?

There is none, we are in a deep political crisis.

 

[wiseone2]

There is none, we are in a deep political crisis.

the opposition parties have to work on a credible alternative

 

[jaunty]

the opposition parties have to work on a credible alternative

Not as long as Gandhis are ruling the roost. Opposition needs an alternative to that buffoon Rahul Gandhi. Surely, in a vast country like India there'd be a capable leader somewhere, beats me!