Modi a failed PM

[Trailer23]

He is not very educated with some questionable degree in "Entire Political Science" which no one has ever seen.

I can understand that we Pakistanis/Indians go at one another over various topics.

However, I fail to understand you last point (above).

Are you stating that his degree from University of Oxford is Fake?

Funny, no Indian Media has picked up on it. Oxford certainly has never made that claim in what...04 Decades.

When was the last time you heard of anyone going about displaying their Education Credentials to get elected?

Hell, last I recall - Barak Obama had to show his Birth Certificate to prove he was an American CITIZEN. I don't think there is a doubt in anyone's mind that IK is a Pakistani.

Oxford isn't like any Govt. College/University in Pakistan/India where you can (possibly) buy a degree.

And before you try and defend that activities like that do not occur in India and only in Pakistan, keep in mind the number of Pilots with fake education credentials that come out from India who were caught by the DGCA.
https://www.telegraphindia.com/indi...e-scandal-comes-on-a-day-of-delays/cid/403514

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/india-may-have-4000-fake-pilots-449891

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...n-a-wing-and-a-prayer/articleshow/7938913.cms

As for you statement that he isn't very educated...: How educated is Modi?

 

[SIPRA]

As for you statement that he isn't very educated...: How educated is Modi?

Modi has obtained post doctoral degree in "Advanced Principals of Tea Making".

 

[Gandhi G in da house]

He just markets himself well as some kind of reformer and patriot. His economic policies are flawed. He is not very educated with some questionable degree in "Entire Political Science" which no one has ever seen.

How long do you think BJP will stay in power ? It doesn't seem like they are going anywhere until 2029 at least.

Congress is useless right now IMO and there is no other opposition.

 

[Jackdaws]

How long do you think BJP will stay in power ? It doesn't seem like they are going anywhere until 2029 at least.

Congress is useless right now IMO and there is no other opposition.

Don't know. But they are overly reliant on Modi. It is a one man show. He or his image need to take a pounding for the opposition to regroup. Or some alternative needs to emerge.

 

[Gandhi G in da house]

Don't know. But they are overly reliant on Modi. It is a one man show. He or his image need to take a pounding for the opposition to regroup. Or some alternative needs to emerge.

Yes. BJP's post Modi future doesn't seem too bright as of now. But Congress also needs to get its act together.

 

[swnjo]

shut yo trap nigga nobody's fallin for that trash yo
keep out the trash thats what i do i school them trash talkers aint gonna have none of yo trash here homeboy
aint nobody talkin like that here foo

Excellent reply.
Passed from nigga school with honors.

 

[Trailer23]

He is not very educated with some questionable degree in "Entire Political Science"

How educated is Modi?

 

[Last starfighter]

I saw a blind Indian at the ATM yesterday and he asked me to check his balance.
So I pushed the cu** over

 

[SleeveofWizard]

He just markets himself well as some kind of reformer and patriot. His economic policies are flawed. He is not very educated with some questionable degree in "Entire Political Science" which no one has ever seen.

They are not his economic policies(apart from the failed demonetization). Unless you are a 10 year old you should know by now how governments work. The PM basically implements whatever he is advised by the council/ministry. Most of these ministries are occupied by people who are fairly competent and they are doing all they can. To be honest there are a very limited number of things that a government can do if growth slows and this is true for every country in the world. These are pretty much by the book policies. Either you reduce taxes, or cut interest rates or spend more on infrastructure etc. In India's case, there is also big room for driving growth through manufacturing and the PM has been trying his hardest to promote make in India. Unless you have been living under a rock, you would know that promoting local manufacturing has pretty much been the focal point of the current administrations' policies. Besides that, it all depends on the people coming up with startups, forming new companies etc. If Indians cannot come up with a google/microsoft/apple equivalent, then its their fault, it's not the government's job to do so. Even some successful startups like Flipkart/paytm etc are simply copies of western ecommerce models and have limited room for growth. The IT boom of the 1990s and early 2000s is over and supported us well until now. Infosys, Wipro, Tata etc can no longer drive growth. I am curious to know which economic policies of his you think are flawed?

I would say surely there's a lot missing in his policies, namely land and labor reforms, but undertaking these reforms would pretty much be political suicide in a country like India. Reforms in these sectors are desperately needed to drive manufacturing, but unfortunately any government that attempts it is not coming to power again for several years if not decades.

 

[Jackdaws]

They are not his economic policies(apart from the failed demonetization). Unless you are a 10 year old you should know by now how governments work. The PM basically implements whatever he is advised by the council/ministry. Most of these ministries are occupied by people who are fairly competent and they are doing all they can. To be honest there are a very limited number of things that a government can do if growth slows and this is true for every country in the world. These are pretty much by the book policies. Either you reduce taxes, or cut interest rates or spend more on infrastructure etc. In India's case, there is also big room for driving growth through manufacturing and the PM has been trying his hardest to promote make in India. Unless you have been living under a rock, you would know that promoting local manufacturing has pretty much been the focal point of the current administrations' policies. Besides that, it all depends on the people coming up with startups, forming new companies etc. If Indians cannot come up with a google/microsoft/apple equivalent, then its their fault, it's not the government's job to do so. Even some successful startups like Flipkart/paytm etc are simply copies of western ecommerce models and have limited room for growth. The IT boom of the 1990s and early 2000s is over and supported us well until now. Infosys, Wipro, Tata etc can no longer drive growth. I am curious to know which economic policies of his you think are flawed?

I would say surely there's a lot missing in his policies, namely land and labor reforms, but undertaking these reforms would pretty much be political suicide in a country like India. Reforms in these sectors are desperately needed to drive manufacturing, but unfortunately any government that attempts it is not coming to power again for several years if not decades.

Unless you are mentally challenged, you should know that it is indeed the Govt which determines economic policy. This is particularly true of Modi who replaces people like Raghuram Rajan when they don't comply.

Of course Demonetization was a massive shock whose tremors are felt even today.

Unemployment figures are at a 4 decade high.

After touting himself as a reformer, just how many PSUs have been privatized? Why is Air India still bleeding but continuing to operate?

"Make in India"? There has been some traction in manufacturing. But now -
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ing-way-to-uncertainty/slideshow/71151546.cms

Realty sector killed. Auto sector in ICU.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...45-years-investments/articleshow/70252242.cms

 

[doorstar]

Modi a failed PM

no way, I don't believe it (because it isn't true).
he can do anything he wants (within his borders), he can get anyone to believe anything he wants, bharatis by deceiving them, and foreigners by bribing them.

he has injuns believing that once he was a humble tea-seller then he was so hardworking and clever that became a uni graduate, even showed them a forged document to prove it.

here is a little illustration:

He is ignorant guy .

ignorant of what?

He has rss mind set.

true

He is facist .

true

He is narisist .

true

Last he is not a capable guy to run a big country like india.

then who is running it? pray tell

 

[Clutch]

He is ignorant guy .
He has rss mind set.
He is facist .
He is narisist .
Last he is not a capable guy to run a big country like india.

Last he is not a capable guy to run a big country like india.

Agreed with everything except this part... He is exactly the right person to run India... Running right into the ground. Run it as it should be...exposed for the true ugly face of Hindutva extremism!

 

[SleeveofWizard]

Unless you are mentally challenged, you should know that it is indeed the Govt which determines economic policy. This is particularly true of Modi who replaces people like Raghuram Rajan when they don't comply.

Of course Demonetization was a massive shock whose tremors are felt even today.

Unemployment figures are at a 4 decade high.

After touting himself as a reformer, just how many PSUs have been privatized? Why is Air India still bleeding but continuing to operate?

"Make in India"? There has been some traction in manufacturing. But now -
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ing-way-to-uncertainty/slideshow/71151546.cms

Realty sector killed. Auto sector in ICU.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...45-years-investments/articleshow/70252242.cms

Of course the government determines Govt policy you idiot. But as I said, it is not 1 person - the PM, rather a whole bunch of people deciding the economic policies. Government removed Raghuram Rajan because he refused to reduce rates. Unless you have been living under a rock, you would know there have been several rate cuts since then and literally no sign of any increase in inflation. In fact, most industry leaders agree that there is plenty of more room to cut rates in the future. That pretty much proves there was plenty of room to cut rates and Raghuram was indeed holding rates higher than they should have been. Sure, its a bad thing that RBI governance has been compromised, but overall, that had literally 0 effect in the current scenario. If Raghuram was still there, interest rates would be higher and growth probably much slower.

 

[Jackdaws]

Of course the government determines Govt policy you idiot. But as I said, it is not 1 person - the PM, rather a whole bunch of people deciding the economic policies. Government removed Raghuram Rajan because he refused to reduce rates. Unless you have been living under a rock, you would know there have been several rate cuts since then and literally no sign of any increase in inflation. In fact, most industry leaders agree that there is plenty of more room to cut rates in the future. That pretty much proves there was plenty of room to cut rates and Raghuram was indeed holding rates higher than they should have been. Sure, its a bad thing that RBI governance has been compromised, but overall, that had literally 0 effect in the current scenario. If Raghuram was still there, interest rates would be higher and growth probably much slower.

Duffer, read up. Modi pretty much decides on policy and others toe his line. That clown Nirmala Sitaraman is so out of depth that she can't answer simple questions. Lol @ 0 effect. Raghuram didn't greenlight demonetization. The domino effect of Modi's stupid move was felt across multiple sectors. As I said duffer, read up.

 

[SleeveofWizard]

Duffer, read up. Modi pretty much decides on policy and others toe his line. That clown Nirmala Sitaraman is so out of depth that she can't answer simple questions. Lol @ 0 effect. Raghuram didn't greenlight demonetization. The domino effect of Modi's stupid move was felt across multiple sectors. As I said duffer, read up.

Lmao you are a total moron. You make all these vague generalized statements but have 0 knowledge of economics or finance. Blah blah out of depth, doubt you have ever heard her speak and even if you did, doubt you understood anything she said, because you are an empty vessel, an idiot basically.