Even if Nitish wins more seats & becomes CM, he will only end up being Lalu's b!tch. Lalu will use & abuse him to the core.if MGB wins i want lalu to win more seats than NItish, we,ll see if Nitish becomes CM then
you mean Vijay Choudri or NDA ?
BTW, what is the voter turn out, as compared to last election ? Higher turn out could mean Anti incumbency
He won't, If Modi wins in Bihar then he will be more powerful than anyone in RSS has ever been till date. The guy does not like Modi one bit....
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That's the beauty of being a Gandhi, you get unadulterated sh!t to smoke.It was meant to be their day under the sun, having got a chance to interact with Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
They had prepared for five days to ask him, in English, questions they thought were relevant. But, when they finally got a chance to pose the queries to him, it was a damp squib.
Nearly 50 students of Maidur Government Higher Primary School had been selected to pose some ‘tough’ questions to Gandhi.
When this reporter asked the students whether they understood the replies of Gandhi, almost all of them said ‘No’.
They were disappointed with the answers, the students said.
The first question came from Vinayak Giriyamanavar, a class six student. He asked, “If you were the prime minister of India, what would you do to improve rural areas?”
For this, he said, “Let us think about it, when time comes.”
He asked the students and elders present to keep dreaming and work towards fulfilling the dreams.
“These dreams are not to be sowed from the prime minister’s office. However, the government should help every citizen realise his dreams.”
“What will you do to improve the education system in India,” was the poser from Chitra, Vinayak’s classmate. To this, Gandhi replied that the dreams of every child and parent were important. The government should create opportunities for their realisation. “To fulfil these dreams, education is very important. I shall work towards providing this information to children,” he said.
When Suma Anishettar asked how he would address the power crisis in rural areas and how best renewable energy could be utilised, Gandhi replied that people were the real resources of the country. “By improving their lives, I will address the power crisis,” he said.
The only good thing to happen for the school was that it got an overhaul for Saturday’s event.
Also, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announcing a grant of Rs 50 lakh for the overall development of the school.
It was a forgettable rendezvous for these schoolkids
@ranjeet @SwAggeR @Star Wars read his replies
Second tweet kind of confirms that Bose died in Russia.
He is a national embarrassment..not just for congress! Just goes to show the kind of mafia grip Sonia Gandhi has on her party....even degnified leaders are having to act as cheerleaders for this namoona!It was meant to be their day under the sun, having got a chance to interact with Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
They had prepared for five days to ask him, in English, questions they thought were relevant. But, when they finally got a chance to pose the queries to him, it was a damp squib.
Nearly 50 students of Maidur Government Higher Primary School had been selected to pose some ‘tough’ questions to Gandhi.
When this reporter asked the students whether they understood the replies of Gandhi, almost all of them said ‘No’.
They were disappointed with the answers, the students said.
The first question came from Vinayak Giriyamanavar, a class six student. He asked, “If you were the prime minister of India, what would you do to improve rural areas?”
For this, he said, “Let us think about it, when time comes.”
He asked the students and elders present to keep dreaming and work towards fulfilling the dreams.
“These dreams are not to be sowed from the prime minister’s office. However, the government should help every citizen realise his dreams.”
“What will you do to improve the education system in India,” was the poser from Chitra, Vinayak’s classmate. To this, Gandhi replied that the dreams of every child and parent were important. The government should create opportunities for their realisation. “To fulfil these dreams, education is very important. I shall work towards providing this information to children,” he said.
When Suma Anishettar asked how he would address the power crisis in rural areas and how best renewable energy could be utilised, Gandhi replied that people were the real resources of the country. “By improving their lives, I will address the power crisis,” he said.
The only good thing to happen for the school was that it got an overhaul for Saturday’s event.
Also, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announcing a grant of Rs 50 lakh for the overall development of the school.
It was a forgettable rendezvous for these schoolkids
@ranjeet @SwAggeR @Star Wars read his replies
There is a reason he is kept out of the limelight as much as he is- this is an entirely intentional policy by the Congress leadership. Literally all his credentials come from his surname, I challenge anyone to provide a reason other than that as to why he has a legitimate claim to lead over 1.25 Billion people.It was meant to be their day under the sun, having got a chance to interact with Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
They had prepared for five days to ask him, in English, questions they thought were relevant. But, when they finally got a chance to pose the queries to him, it was a damp squib.
Nearly 50 students of Maidur Government Higher Primary School had been selected to pose some ‘tough’ questions to Gandhi.
When this reporter asked the students whether they understood the replies of Gandhi, almost all of them said ‘No’.
They were disappointed with the answers, the students said.
The first question came from Vinayak Giriyamanavar, a class six student. He asked, “If you were the prime minister of India, what would you do to improve rural areas?”
For this, he said, “Let us think about it, when time comes.”
He asked the students and elders present to keep dreaming and work towards fulfilling the dreams.
“These dreams are not to be sowed from the prime minister’s office. However, the government should help every citizen realise his dreams.”
“What will you do to improve the education system in India,” was the poser from Chitra, Vinayak’s classmate. To this, Gandhi replied that the dreams of every child and parent were important. The government should create opportunities for their realisation. “To fulfil these dreams, education is very important. I shall work towards providing this information to children,” he said.
When Suma Anishettar asked how he would address the power crisis in rural areas and how best renewable energy could be utilised, Gandhi replied that people were the real resources of the country. “By improving their lives, I will address the power crisis,” he said.
The only good thing to happen for the school was that it got an overhaul for Saturday’s event.
Also, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announcing a grant of Rs 50 lakh for the overall development of the school.
It was a forgettable rendezvous for these schoolkids
@ranjeet @SwAggeR @Star Wars read his replies
For the sake of RS seats I have heard (from a few online international panel discussions ) that the result of Bihar's election is crucial to Modi's term. If he produces a decent result the reform game is on, if he does sub-optimally, we could see yet more ineffectiveness and stagnation on a policy front.
That was from Pathanamthitta segment,not kottayam...He was kicked out from the list because of strong opposition from the sangaparivar groups,specially RSS(Though pathanamthitta has around 50% Christian population,and he has good image among public)...Pedanna, Naaku Telusu Kerala BJP ela pann chestundhi, ma Malayali Christian mitrulu naaku ani cheppuru Kerala BJP meeda, ticket ella istundi, yevar ke istundhi. Cadre base enti, leaders evaru, valla mindset ella panchestundhi. Ikkada Malayali annalu(Marxist,Nair,Nair saab,Spark) posts kudu nenu chadvesa,
Ticket selection process lo chala VHP-BD pressure undi, anduke nee paina example laga pichchi nirnayalu chestaru.
Alphons Kannanthanam ki Kottayam ninchi ticket confirm chesaru 2014 LS elections ke, last second lo VHP ninchi oka maka-purush cancel chesi -_- Hindu mandi ke icchadu. Idhi Nair saab garu confirm chesaru
All I saying is that there is scope for BJP in Kerala among Keralite Christians too,though I agree BJP has to give more representation to them, which the senseless jokers haven't. Muslims anyway won't vote for them & now they want to come to power by banking on only 55% of the voters -_- & further alienate the rest
By the way-- meeru yevar kosam vote chestaru? Kerala Congress leda Congress leda Commie mandi kosum
& really nice to see you talk in TeluguI thought you didn't know it.
if MGB wins i want lalu to win more seats than NItish, we,ll see if Nitish becomes CM then
if MGB wins i want lalu to win more seats than NItish, we,ll see if Nitish becomes CM then
