06-09-2009, 03:34 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->I presume you are the admistrator of this forum. Perhaps it is time to start a new trend on the Programmes and Performance of the present Government, provided it is not contrary to the policy of this forum.Kindly give a thought to the idea.
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Ravishji, I think it's a good idea to read about Govt accomplishment for change. Any member of forum can start a thread and I can't think of any person better than you on this topic. If you remember I had even offered to you take up on pro-123 deal article if you were up to it. Yes, you'll be criticized and your comments challenged - but then isn't democracy a two-way street?
On 2014, it's 60 months away and we'll see 360 major issues between now and then. It'll be interesting to see how it's dealt with going ahead.
Ramana
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->One thing is PVNR garu in his speech to US congress in 1993 said that he looks forward to the day when "Politics will become immaterial to the voters of India as their economic and social well being will not be dependent on it (politics)."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
PVNR's was a great soul. I'm sure people who admire him haven't forgotten how he was treated lately and even in his death when first family didn't find time to attend his funeral (of ex full term PM); especially given that PVNR was HM in Nov '84 sitting in Delhi.
Karma I guess.
I see argument being made that religion is not something voter cares for given "secular" people get elected. Can this line of thinking be extrapolated to say voters don't care for their personal well being and security given the govt which has failed to act on (or prevent) terrorism keep getting re-elected - example Maharashtra, Delh (2 most 'forward' and 'hip' states?
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Ravishji, I think it's a good idea to read about Govt accomplishment for change. Any member of forum can start a thread and I can't think of any person better than you on this topic. If you remember I had even offered to you take up on pro-123 deal article if you were up to it. Yes, you'll be criticized and your comments challenged - but then isn't democracy a two-way street?
On 2014, it's 60 months away and we'll see 360 major issues between now and then. It'll be interesting to see how it's dealt with going ahead.
Ramana
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->One thing is PVNR garu in his speech to US congress in 1993 said that he looks forward to the day when "Politics will become immaterial to the voters of India as their economic and social well being will not be dependent on it (politics)."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
PVNR's was a great soul. I'm sure people who admire him haven't forgotten how he was treated lately and even in his death when first family didn't find time to attend his funeral (of ex full term PM); especially given that PVNR was HM in Nov '84 sitting in Delhi.
Karma I guess.
I see argument being made that religion is not something voter cares for given "secular" people get elected. Can this line of thinking be extrapolated to say voters don't care for their personal well being and security given the govt which has failed to act on (or prevent) terrorism keep getting re-elected - example Maharashtra, Delh (2 most 'forward' and 'hip' states?