BJP Future - 7

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[url="http://expressbuzz.com/opinion/columnists/sonia-sliding-gadkari-rising/226268.html"]TNIE column by Aditya Sinha[/url]



Another incisive article by Aditya Sinha on how Gadkari is running the BJP now.

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Yeddy was supposed to release CWC land scam list. What happened?

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Success, ah what can success do. Looks like the BJP camp must be happy. It is exactly at such moments that one must push the nose to the stone and grind even harder. BJP has to make inroads in Tamil Nadu; that will be a great motivation. If not for the demographics in Kerala, BJP would be a formidable party there. Hope BJP leaders have their strategy planned out for AP and TN.

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[quote name='Swamy G' date='28 November 2010 - 02:56 AM' timestamp='1290892703' post='109490']

Success, ah what can success do. Looks like the BJP camp must be happy. It is exactly at such moments that one must push the nose to the stone and grind even harder. BJP has to make inroads in Tamil Nadu; that will be a great motivation. If not for the demographics in Kerala, BJP would be a formidable party there. Hope BJP leaders have their strategy planned out for AP and TN.

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I have a prediction for Kerala.



The Communists are going to get decimated both in West Bengal and in Kerala.



Christians and Muslims will not be divided between the Congress and Communists in these two states. In Kerala these two anti-Hindus will vote for the Congress. The Communists will lose their identity and will revert back to Hinduism and be big supporters of the BJP!



I have seen this happening among lot of cadres all over India. When it happens in Kerala it will be a political earthquake!

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^^^

RSS has been putting up marvelous resistance in Kerala. It is almost routine to read news about RSS supporters getting hacked and killed in Kerala. I hope the day is not far off, when people see a strong vibrant party is good for their state.

Muslims and Christians are around 50% of the population; and in this environment BJP wins the necessary votes to rule, it will speak volume of the party machinery and good karma.

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In Goa, with 40% non-Hindu, BJP wins a near majority

The Goa Hindus are not deracinated beef-eating hindus like Keralites or West Bengalis

In Assam, BJP gets 30% of the vote, again traditional Hindus



The keralite hindu votes for cong, cpm and just 20% of keralite Hindus vote BJP

since the keralites are progressive hindus with beef-eating and over-educated underbreeding hermaphroditic women.

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[quote name='G.Subramaniam' date='30 November 2010 - 06:58 PM' timestamp='1291123205' post='109552']

In Goa, with 40% non-Hindu, BJP wins a near majority

The Goa Hindus are not deracinated beef-eating hindus like Keralites or West Bengalis

In Assam, BJP gets 30% of the vote, again traditional Hindus



The keralite hindu votes for cong, cpm and just 20% of keralite Hindus vote BJP

since the keralites are progressive hindus with beef-eating and over-educated underbreeding hermaphroditic women.

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Yes, many Keralites are SECULAR Hindus practicing adharma. But they would eventually lose their taste for this and revert back. A few decades in historical times is insignificant.

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I was shocked to see this Keralite Hindu family in the US eating beef. They bring beef home and cook it and I was really surprised.

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Hindus have to have the demographic advantage on their side. Otherwise they will get screwed. VHP and all have to create awareness and deliver results on this front.

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No BJP Blessings for Jagan - Dattatreya

I hope it is all Chankiyan onlee.....

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[quote name='Swamy G' date='01 December 2010 - 11:15 PM' timestamp='1291225072' post='109581']

No BJP Blessings for Jagan - Dattatreya

I hope it is all Chankiyan onlee.....

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bjp is an expert in shooting on its own foot. (engappan kudhurukkuLLa IllE!)

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[url="http://www.rediff.com/news/interview/interview-arun-shourie-on-the-real-meaning-of-the-radia-tapes1/20101201.htm"]BJP and Congress are one party'[/url]

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1. Under the leadership of Narendra Modi, BJP should institute a panel to develop leaders in all the States.

2. Create think-tanks, in each State, that will generate literature relevant to local and national issues in the local and English language.

3. Create vehicles to relay the information created in #2 to the people.

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[quote name='Swamy G' date='21 December 2010 - 08:29 PM' timestamp='1292943078' post='109945']

1. Under the leadership of Narendra Modi, BJP should institute a panel to develop leaders in all the States.

2. Create think-tanks, in each State, that will generate literature relevant to local and national issues in the local and English language.

3. Create vehicles to relay the information created in #2 to the people.

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Leaders are 'developed' in the corrupt 'secular' world which considers everything in commodity terms.



Real leaders rise from the masses by the will of God.



Real leaders are truly fearless and don't depend on a following to make a statement.



If you see a 'leader' could you consider if he is a 'developed' leader as in Raul Vinci for example or a fearless leader.



In Valmiki Ramayana the author describes Rama. It is a treatise on true leader.



In India of more than a billion people today there are atleast two fearless leaders.

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Some leaders are born while some are created. The leaders based on "gods will" cannot lead all the people, they need the next rung leaders.

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Five Jammu & Kashmir JD(S) leaders join BJP



Jammu: Five top JD(S) leaders from Jammu & Kashmir, including the party’s provincial president, on Friday joined the BJP, saying they have “full faith” in its ideology.

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[url="http://news.rediff.com/report/2011/jan/03/govindacharya-makes-comeback-with-farmer-rally.htm"]Govindacharya makes comeback with farmer rally[/url]

Long written off as a political force, K N Govindacharya made a strong comeback this week, bringing together a million people -- most of them farmers -- on the platform of alternative development.



In a one-man show of strength, his ten-day conclave on development strategy, dubbed Kalburgi Kampu, hosted over 50,000 delegates and boasted a footfall of one lakh people a day.



[color="#FF0000"]On Christmas day, former President A P J Abdul Kalam addressed an estimated 1.5 lakh people in the 75-acre campus at Gulbarga in Karnataka . Baba Ramdev attracted a similar audience on December 30.[/color]



For those who may have wondered what Govindacharya has been doing post-BJP, the answers were evident at the Kalburgi Kampu. Crafting his own version of green politics, based on participatory democracy, public welfare and environmental goals, he has set up a countrywide network of NGOs and farmers' organisations.



Politicians were conspicuously absent. AICC general secretary Digivijay Singh and Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge [ Images ] had consented to attend, but both pulled out in the wake of the AICC's stern resolution against the RSS, perhaps for fear of association with an event organised by a former pracharak.



If Govindacharya was untouchable for the Congress, he was equally taboo for the BJP. One minister each from Karnataka and Bihar did show up, but they are known to be personal friends. Not one central BJP leader put in an appearance, although most had been invited.

Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa did visit the spot before the event, apparently to ensure all possible aid from the local administration.



Two members of the RSS brass -- former chief K Sudershan and Dattatreya Hosabale (no 5 in the hierarchy) -- attended.



Spiritual leaders arrived in force, among them Yoga guru Baba Ramdev and Ramchandrapuram Math's activist Shankaracharya Raghvendra Bharti, but there was no sign of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad or any other sangh affiliate. Sustainable development activists like Anupam Mishra, Subhash Palekar, Narain Reddy and Devendra Sharma held centre-stage.



The sheer scale of the conference showcased the organisational skills that served Govindacharya so well during his stint as BJP general secretary. The sculptures in the Vijaynagar style scattered over the 75-acre venue reflected the rich architectural heritage of Gulbarga.



The kitchens served over 50,000 people at every meal. Artistes performed through the day. Visitors thronged the 500 stalls and children's science exhibition. Sessions continued until late evening.



The event was organised under the banner of the Bharat Vikas Sangam and the next step is the setting up of 400 district units of the BVS, doubtless with the aid of present and former RSS activists. Although Govindacharya's relationship with the RSS has been blow hot-blow cold and his "sabbatical" from the BJP is now in its 11th year, he commands a dedicated following among the rank and file.



Strategies to make farming an economically viable profession, water conservation, health and sanitation in rural areas, creation of a knowledge society and empowerment of women were the principle themes.

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The Congress Dynasty lasts only because of the coterie around the Nehru-Gandhi family. BJP could have a two prong attack - one on the family - i.e Rahul and Sonia (for the moment) and one on the coterie. Aiming for just one - especially just the family - will be successfully defended. The coterie have to be reduced slowly and steadily. The family will only go to some extent to protect coterie without damaging itself. There is no point in the King losing his throne for the sake of his minister, right? So the King will expect to cut his losses and replace them with new "volunteers".



In a democracy it means, BJP winning elections against the cabinet ministers who support the family at all costs. In this regard, BJP should create a map or any visual image to list these people. And defeat one after the other.

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Coterie exists because Gandhi-Nehru family holds purse. Target purse, all will disappear.



All these IAS, IPS, IFS and lower cadre of Babu giri works for congress because all share loot. NDA broke that cycle for a while, because of that, these low life Babus started leaking and revolted. This Gandhi-Nehru family had create whole mafia in every level.

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[url="http://www.hindustantimes.com/BJP-s-big-win-in-Karnataka-panchayat-polls/H1-Article1-646247.aspx"]BJP's big win in Karnataka panchayat polls[/url]

Karnataka's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday emerged as a major winner in the local governing polls, bagging 12 zila panchayats (district councils) out of 30. The victory is a shot in the arm for chief minister BS Yeddyurappa, who is facing land grab allegations that led to a mutiny against him three months ago.



The Congress and Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S) won four zila panchayats each while the remaining 10 saw split verdicts.



Of the 176 taluk (sub-district) panchayats, the BJP won 68, Congress 31 and JD-S 29, while no party emerged a clear winner in the remaining 48.



Over 65% of 21 million voters had exercised their franchise in the elections, which took place on December 26 and 31 and January 1.