05-16-2011, 02:32 PM
[quote name='Mudy' date='15 May 2011 - 09:58 PM' timestamp='1305476429' post='111588']
I am very happy that finally people of West Bengal kicked out Commies. Now they have to do more, they have to keep eye on Mamta. Mamta is commie light, baratan beating street benji, only experience in her resume. I have very little hope on Mamta, but I have hope in people of West Bengal or human needs to grow and expand and vision for better future for their own kids. That need can make leaders or kick out those who come in between such dream. People of WB should grab this opportunity and make better life for themselves and educate their own world wide diaspora, who are fatally brainwashed with commie ideology, they have to watch them also.
This election is first step. I think rapid capitalism in rest of India is another reason, WB kicked out commies. They don't want to be left behind.
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You are Right,
The major challenge for all concerned is to de-brain wash the Police and State Administration, which has been reduced to Left Cadre driven entity, through the last 34 years.
Another major task for Mamatha is to convince that she is industry friendly, while continue to be farmer friendly, which I believe she has proven during the last five years.
West Bengal, like rest of India required 'Sustainable Development, with Eco-Responsibility and 100% inclusive growth', which has been lacking in the whole of India; either we are too infrastructure development oriented, trampling the interests of the farmers and the other stake-holders, or too farmer driven ones denying the industrialization to the extent we needed to become independent, economically.
I am very happy that finally people of West Bengal kicked out Commies. Now they have to do more, they have to keep eye on Mamta. Mamta is commie light, baratan beating street benji, only experience in her resume. I have very little hope on Mamta, but I have hope in people of West Bengal or human needs to grow and expand and vision for better future for their own kids. That need can make leaders or kick out those who come in between such dream. People of WB should grab this opportunity and make better life for themselves and educate their own world wide diaspora, who are fatally brainwashed with commie ideology, they have to watch them also.
This election is first step. I think rapid capitalism in rest of India is another reason, WB kicked out commies. They don't want to be left behind.
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You are Right,
The major challenge for all concerned is to de-brain wash the Police and State Administration, which has been reduced to Left Cadre driven entity, through the last 34 years.
Another major task for Mamatha is to convince that she is industry friendly, while continue to be farmer friendly, which I believe she has proven during the last five years.
West Bengal, like rest of India required 'Sustainable Development, with Eco-Responsibility and 100% inclusive growth', which has been lacking in the whole of India; either we are too infrastructure development oriented, trampling the interests of the farmers and the other stake-holders, or too farmer driven ones denying the industrialization to the extent we needed to become independent, economically.