Nuclear Thread - 3

[Bodhi]

welcome back Ravish.

Here are your <b>educated young people with progressive ideas</b> in action:

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--><span style='color:red'>What’s IAEA? Rahul needs to know </span>

Hyderabad: The leader of the pack of young MPs who hold out hope to Indian politics was hopelessly caught out by a simple question on Saturday. Rahul Gandhi, one the nuclear deal’s chief mandarins, could not ex-pand IAEA for a student in the Andhra Pradesh capital. Surely, the Congress MP has heard of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which will license the nuclear deal New Delhi and Washington hope to strike.

   When the interaction with students began at Ravindra Bharathi on Saturday, Rahul was his usual confident self. “I do not care if you lose the next election here or there. I am worried about what is going to happen tomorrow. We will go in for the nuclear deal as it will influence every sphere of the economy and section of people,” he asserted. “The deal means millions and millions of jobs and light in the houses of poor of this country.”

   But that’s where the lights went out, not in the room but from Rahul’s address. A student asked the young MP what IAEA, mentioned in newspapers and television channels every day, stood for. Rahul faltered, the words did not come. He apologised to the student for his ignorance.

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"India has to move ahead at a great speed to catch up with the rest of the world powers..."

Yaah sure. with Rahul Baba in the stead, in no time we shall.