RE:Left or Right, let no one trifle with America or its allies
by Sahadevan KK on Aug 23, 2007 03:42 PM Permalink
Media can only distort common man's interest. They never can change this prevailing system. Those people will change this distorted system, who are committed to people. Media attacks a party and its leaders, because they represent India's 90% people. Media, Congress & BJP will save remaining 10%.
I always thought Manmohan Singh is a lerned, well meaning, clean honest man. But this Nuclear deal and its handling shows that he is a great negotiator for India and a good administrator as well ! He is definitely a contrast in face of the Anarchist Left !
RE:Manmohan Singh is ONE OF India's best PM ever !
by raju on Aug 23, 2007 11:19 AM Permalink
no he has screwed up. he shld have just got nuke deal done and allowed its handling and convincing to be done by Sonia with the left. that would have prevented uproar like now. he is trying to behave like babbar sher but instead he is looking like bheegi billi in front of left opposition. what was the need to give empty threats to the left to witdraw support if they want to. i have seen this happen before too. he screws up with his immature political statements and Sonia and other senior congress leaders have to save him.
all the hard work done by Sonia to keep the coalition. His repeated immature political statements are just stupid and hurting the ego of their coalition partners. Why dosen't he just go abt doing his job rather than trumpeting the nuke deal time and again?
RE:Manmohan Singh is screwing up
by Shaan Nair on Aug 23, 2007 11:02 AM Permalink
most of the so called coalition partner MPs did nt even know whats in the agreement even after the final text is available they staged a walkout !!! God save this country if these ppl manages more seats than they have now.
Our policy makers made blunders and missed several opportunities. When japanies economy is in trouble and seeking help from else where we could have taken several collobarations and made our manufacturing base a qualitative one and could have adopted good work culture. when Russian economy was in trouble and Russian scientists were not even paid salaries, we could have utilised the opportunity and pumped money and could have got good defence and space collaborations in high tech areas. we are missing all the opportunities because of our Politicians and short sighted policy makers. At least we open our eyes and capture the opportunities. It is not too late to realise this mistake and plan for energy security. K.Venkateswara Rao.
RE:Say no to the Deal
by arungopal agarwal on Aug 23, 2007 10:27 AM Permalink
By the way, upto which year, India want to become No.1, as it is dreaming to be called advanced nation only by 2020/
RE:Say no to the Deal
by sanjay on Aug 23, 2007 10:32 AM Permalink
Lets be practical.
India with its huge population of 1 Billion with 70% of them living below poverty line will not become No.1 in the next 200 years. Though the country will continue to grow and about 50% will have a decent living standard(owning a car) by 2050.
RE:Say no to the Deal
by Lalit Pradhan on Aug 23, 2007 10:47 AM Permalink
check facts before making statements on poverty %age, WB puts it around 34% and idiots like u without knowledge put the figure at 70%
RE:RE:Say no to the Deal
by Mikkey Moouse on Aug 23, 2007 11:10 AM Permalink
Left or Right, let no one trifle with America or its allies the European Union, Japan, South Korea & Taiwan, the combined economy of 30 trillion dollars/year which Russia & China is a pittance compared with.
Anyone who annoys America will be soon inhabiting mud-huts such as Cuba, Syria, Libya, Sudan, Somalia, North Korea.
RE:Say no to the Deal
by Ashok Rajashekar on Aug 23, 2007 10:42 AM Permalink
It is better to be non-superpower and become free from Poverty. I am not telling that we will be free from poverty with this deal but atleast we can hope our rural people( some of them have not seen power at all in their villages ) and urban population get uninterrupted power as a result it improves our standard of living.
Left or Right, let no one trifle with America or its allies the European Union, Japan, South Korea & Taiwan, the combined economy of 30 trillion dollars/year which Russia & China is a pittance compared with.
Anyone who annoys America will be soon inhabiting mud-huts such as Cuba, Syria, Libya, Sudan, Somalia, North Korea.
RE:Food For Thought
by mr on Aug 23, 2007 10:32 AM Permalink
When we consider nuclear supplies only Australia, Canada & US has substantial reserves of uranium, I think.
RE:RE:Food For Thought
by siddharth iyer on Aug 23, 2007 10:55 AM Permalink
even these guys import uranium raw material from various countries in africa-they dont have enough of their own.China seeing the potential of africa in such high rawmaterial source is spreading its wings in africa and extending its influence there whreas our indian embassies and ambassadors along with their political masters sleep.
