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2010-11 most critical years…we made mistakes, were disconnected: Chidambaram | The Indian Express | Page 99
interesting article by chiddu
interesting article by chiddu
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None other than this Chor Chiddu, Sibbal and few other crooks are responsible for down fall of congress. What they did with Ramdev, people have not forgotten.
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Protest by kids against high capitation fee/donation for Kinder garden admission..... it is staged by Students Federation of India, students union of CPIM
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Narendra Modi on Rahul Gandhi: 'Where did Congress get this specimen?'
In an escalation of war of words, Narendra Modi today dubbed Rahul Gandhi a "specimen" who has "little knowledge" of Gujarat
Mr Modi lampooned Mr Gandhi for dishing out "falsehoods" in his speeches about vast job vacancies and the institution of the Lokayukta in his state.
He also alleged that the Congress has so far sent 100 emissaries to his home town of Vadnagar to find out if he ever used to sell tea or not.
"If you want to relieve stress, listen to Rahul's speeches.
As per his mathematics, there are 27,000 crore jobs lying vacant in Gujarat. How can this be possible when the total population of Gujarat is six crores ?
What kind of Namuna (specimen) has the Congress brought ?" asked Mr Modi during his rally in Kheralu town under Patan Lok Sabha constituency.
In an escalation of war of words, Narendra Modi today dubbed Rahul Gandhi a "specimen" who has "little knowledge" of Gujarat
Mr Modi lampooned Mr Gandhi for dishing out "falsehoods" in his speeches about vast job vacancies and the institution of the Lokayukta in his state.
He also alleged that the Congress has so far sent 100 emissaries to his home town of Vadnagar to find out if he ever used to sell tea or not.
"If you want to relieve stress, listen to Rahul's speeches.
As per his mathematics, there are 27,000 crore jobs lying vacant in Gujarat. How can this be possible when the total population of Gujarat is six crores ?
What kind of Namuna (specimen) has the Congress brought ?"
asked Mr Modi during his rally in Kheralu town under Patan Lok Sabha constituency.
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Bookies stop offering bets on Rahul Gandhi
MUMBAI: As May 16 nears, leading bookies in Rajkot, Indore and Ahmedabad have stopped offering bets on Rahul Gandhi as the next prime minister of India, suggesting that the Congress VP does not stand much of a chance to move into 7 Race Course Road after the Lok Sabha poll results are out in mid-May. Even a month ago, some bookies were offering odds of about Rs 6-7 for Gandhi to be the PM, while the rate for Arvind Kejriwal, the founder of Aam Aadmi Party, was about Rs 500-525.
In contrast to Rahul Gandhi, the rate for Narendra Modi, the BJP candidate for the PM post, is 45 paise, nearly unchanged from what the rate was about a month ago. This means if one bets Rs 100 on Modi to assume the coveted office in Delhi's South Block, and he actually becomes the PM after May 16, one would get Rs 145.
"Rahul Gandhi is not a running item any more," said a person who is aware of the rates. According to the person, the rates in other parts of the country would differ by 1-2 paise, and not much.
In the Rajkot-Indore circles, the rates for the NDA coming to power is 44 paise. The rates for the BJP, which led the alliance that ruled the country from 1999-2004, getting 200 Lok Sabha seats is 46 paise and 58 paise for 250 seats. This rate has slightly changed what was offered about 10 days ago, — 50 paise to 75 paise for the BJP getting 250 seats — indicating the party has a lower chance of getting to that level.
Bookies are also betting heavily about the Congress getting less than 100 Lok Sabha seats, with the rates for it getting 85-90 seats at Rs 1.60-1.70, the person related to bookies said.
Rates in these betting hubs of the country nearly match what several opinion polls have been predicting. An opinion poll by Times Now — C Voter put 227 seats for the BJP-led NDA, while for the Congress-led UPA the number was 101 seats. The opinion poll also puts 215 seats for all non-NDA, non-UPA parties combined.
Bookies stop offering bets on Rahul Gandhi - The Times of India
MUMBAI: As May 16 nears, leading bookies in Rajkot, Indore and Ahmedabad have stopped offering bets on Rahul Gandhi as the next prime minister of India, suggesting that the Congress VP does not stand much of a chance to move into 7 Race Course Road after the Lok Sabha poll results are out in mid-May. Even a month ago, some bookies were offering odds of about Rs 6-7 for Gandhi to be the PM, while the rate for Arvind Kejriwal, the founder of Aam Aadmi Party, was about Rs 500-525.
In contrast to Rahul Gandhi, the rate for Narendra Modi, the BJP candidate for the PM post, is 45 paise, nearly unchanged from what the rate was about a month ago. This means if one bets Rs 100 on Modi to assume the coveted office in Delhi's South Block, and he actually becomes the PM after May 16, one would get Rs 145.
"Rahul Gandhi is not a running item any more," said a person who is aware of the rates. According to the person, the rates in other parts of the country would differ by 1-2 paise, and not much.
In the Rajkot-Indore circles, the rates for the NDA coming to power is 44 paise. The rates for the BJP, which led the alliance that ruled the country from 1999-2004, getting 200 Lok Sabha seats is 46 paise and 58 paise for 250 seats. This rate has slightly changed what was offered about 10 days ago, — 50 paise to 75 paise for the BJP getting 250 seats — indicating the party has a lower chance of getting to that level.
Bookies are also betting heavily about the Congress getting less than 100 Lok Sabha seats, with the rates for it getting 85-90 seats at Rs 1.60-1.70, the person related to bookies said.
Rates in these betting hubs of the country nearly match what several opinion polls have been predicting. An opinion poll by Times Now — C Voter put 227 seats for the BJP-led NDA, while for the Congress-led UPA the number was 101 seats. The opinion poll also puts 215 seats for all non-NDA, non-UPA parties combined.
Bookies stop offering bets on Rahul Gandhi - The Times of India
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Mukhtar an saris PC live
Congress ko Samarthan
AK ki deposit gayi aab
Congress ko Samarthan
AK ki deposit gayi aab
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I swear these congis are hand in gloves with every criminal and terror organizations just to get a few votes ...
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