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why you both are using this foul language on forum....
its just a election and is not going to be decided by your word.......
please maintain your sanity......fight like a worriers not like street dogs.....

We have to START GIVING RESPECT to our next PM, if we don't give, no one will :)
 
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We have to START GIVING RESPECT to our next PM, if we don't give, no one will :)
yes correct.....
but not by bad mouthing your opponent......better let the work of modi talk.....
he knows congress will loose...so, he is in agony....you need to keep calm....don't loose your track....for a looser...:)

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@DRAY this animation is wonderful :D:D
but why not working on your profile pic.......
 
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Narendra Modi win unlikely to boost growth, says Moody's Analytics - The Economic Times
MUMBAI: Though downside risks to the economy have receded in recent months, it is likely that the growth engine will continue to sputter until 2015 even if "business-friendly" Narendra Modi becomes prime minister, says a report by rating agency Moody's analytical arm.

"The May elections offer the chance for better governance, especially if the business-friendly Narendra Modi becomes prime minister, but it will be a long road for the economy...as there is little on the horizon to lift th ..

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Narendra Modi win unlikely to boost growth, says Moody's Analytics - The Economic Times
 
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State Governments do not have huge money do pay their employees as salary. They have other priority.

Just think. What if the same line of thinking is applied by our MPs like Vijay Malyas who owe crores but dont wanna pay....
 
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Ball in government's court, says Election Commission on question over poll surveys - The Economic Times

NEW DELHI: In the wake of allegations that some firms which conducted pre-election surveys were willing to tweak their findings, CEC V S Sampath today said the Election Commission has in the past given recommendations on opinion polls and it was now for the government to act.

He said the Election Commission will look into the allegations levelled by a TV news channel after a purported sting operation that "exposed" eleven agencies which conducted opinion polls.

"As far as o ..

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Ball in government's court, says Election Commission on question over poll surveys - The Economic Times

What superpower? I will rather make a woman safe in a bus: Rahul Gandhi
GUWAHATI: Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi today said he would rather make women travelling in a bus safe than have India being a superpower.

"Big statements are made about India being a superpower. What superpower? I will rather make a woman safe in a bus than (India) being a superpower," Gandhi said in an interaction with students at the Don Bosco University here.

"Are you comfortable in a bus? Are you treated well on the streets when you walk?" he asked girl students. ..

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What superpower? I will rather make a woman safe in a bus: Rahul Gandhi - The Economic Times
 
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Kejriwal today asking question to timesnow ;) want to see arnab goswamis face and whats the debate point on newshour tonight :) kejriwal said modiji should answer how many channel he bought ;)
 
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kejri and his supporters are same,conspiracy and bullshit in everything

kejri ko paida karne ke bjp aur modi ne paise diye :rofl::rofl:
 
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Congress, TRS divergent views on merger

NEW DELHI: Congress and TRS today gave divergent versions on the issue of merger even after their leaders have held a series of meetings since Parliament gave its nod for creation of Telangana last week.

Congress claimed that TRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao has given has expressed readiness to merge but the regional party of Andhra Pradesh said no such assurance has been given.

"As far as merger of TRS with Congress is concerned, we are very happy that KCR has met Congress President (Sonia Gandhi) and party Vice President Rahul Gandhi and he has indicated merger of TRS with Congress party," AICC in-charge of Andhra Pradesh Digvijay Singh told reporters here.

The details will be worked out," he added. However, a top leader of TRS had a different take on it. "Our leadership has never indicated that TRS will merge with Congress. We had met the Prime Minister (Manmohan Singh), Congress President and Vice President to thank them for their efforts for passage of Telangana Bill," said the TRS leader on condition of anonymity.

Nothing beyond that transpired in the meetings, he added. "A merger is unlikely between the two parties since 90 per cent of TRS leaders are against it," the TRS leader said.

He added that instead of merger, an alliance between TRS and Congress is a possibility, which may take shape only after the Election Code of Conduct comes into force.


According to him, a majority among the top leadership were against the merger, though they were in favour of an alliance for the forthcoming elections.

The TRS leader said Chandrasekhar Rao is unhappy over the delay in announcing the appointment date for the new state.

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Congress, TRS divergent views on merger - The Economic Times

Looks like Congress will end up with this! :omghaha:

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