Truly speaking, none of the political parties want Parliamentary Election to be held soon after fall of the Union Govt. lead by Dr.Singh after withdrawing support of Left Parties.All of them want that the UPA lead Union Govt.& Parliament should complete its full term including left parties as well. So, all the stalwarts of UPA lead Union Govt.will try to find ways & means hard for it and see that nuclear deal issue may defer for time-being till they find ways & means to save the prestige of the UPA lead Union Govt. as well as deal issue too. Nevertheless to mention, it is an old saying that let stick not be broken & snake dies. It is the same thing that the politicians will do. Let us wait & watch its outcome!
Manmohan Singh is an international scholar and a statesman of very high caliber. He can adorn much coveted positions in any university or financial institution in the world. He put the country through a high trajectory of growth, he is working on the distribution side, give him some time to resolve the complicated dynamics of hose pipe effect. Country should not allow getting rid of him due to certain ideological Jehadis and unscrupolous elements. OH KISIKA SAMNE GHUTNA NEHI TIKENGE. Why should he. At this moment he is showing his resolve and might, undeterred as he is, WISH HIM BEST WISHES.
RE:Manmohan Singh Will not Bend His Knees This Time
by Amarendra Joshi on Jun 20, 2008 03:00 PM Permalink
why will he bend his knees??? he gets food thrice a day and enjoys all the riches...lives in a good house and without ny tension....and talkinga bt his caliber i really dnt want to think abt his so called great talent which helped infalation rate go above 11
RE:Manmohan Singh Will not Bend His Knees This Time
by Deepak Chawla on Jun 21, 2008 10:38 AM Permalink
Higer inflation is part of any high growth economy, adn remember he does nto enjoy the life the other politicians, adn remember he took only Rs 1 as salary while he was FM of india adn we all know that he is not making any filthy money or having swiss accounts.
RE:Manmohan Singh Will not Bend His Knees This Time
by anjan saini on Jun 20, 2008 03:06 PM Permalink
My friend where r u living tell me single country where inflation has not gone up and be honest in your reply, no stupidity please
RE:Finally
by Pradip on Jun 20, 2008 02:52 PM Permalink
Being sober does not mean he is coward, sometimes silence speaks better, he focused on growth, he achieved that, given time he will do his best for the distribution as well. We are used to identify politicians with HARANGUE AND THAT IS WHAT WE EXPECT ALL BEHAVING THE SAME WAY. Lets kick out those SHORE-SHARABA IN THE PARLIAMENT AND ELECT PEOPLE WHO BEHAVE PROPERLY AND UPHOLD THE BANNER OF DEMOCRACY AND INDIAN TRI COLOUR. The arrival of people like Dr Singh, Dr. Kalam in Indian politics ia a welcome sign. Parliament me Buddhi ki jang ladi jati, kusti ki akhara nehi hai oh.
RE:Finally
by Pradip on Jun 20, 2008 03:33 PM Permalink
Thank you guys but the real job is to break the monopoly of THE SHOUTING BRIGADE AND SEND BRILLIANT PEOPLE WITH INTEGRITY AND COMMITMENT TO THE NATION TO PARLIAMENT WHO CAN CHANGE OUR DESTINY FOR BETTER.
Even though I am a supporter of congress, I feel Dr. Manmohan singh is the worst PM we ever had. The inflation raising above 14%. PM and FM are not able do anything, as they stooges of US. Centainly our economy will collapse like Mexico, if we do not design our policies independent of US.
RE:comeon manmohan singh .......
by Gomtesh on Jun 20, 2008 03:45 PM Permalink
SMS do not need a certificate for being a "Real singh of guru" But certainly you do need it.
RE:RE:No Nuclear deal; but we need the following things
by Gomtesh on Jun 20, 2008 03:58 PM Permalink
it seems above 80% of india is suffering because of these commiees.
People you have to understand that the infaltion curremtly taking place is due to the ever rising cost of crude which is affecting markets and economies world over not just in India. In fact our PM is farsighted and has realised that an energy crisis may be in the offing.Which is why he wants to go in for the nuclear deal which will ensure a lot of independence from coal and crude in power generation. The PM has terrific vision of the future and I think we should respect him for that. You say that the nuclear deal will make us dependent on the U.S but right now we are dependent on Saudi Arabia, etc. for our crude aren't we. Moreover the Govt. aren't fools and I am sure that the U.S. will have minimum control over out Nuclear installations. Also we need not go to U.S. for fuel, there are several countries in the NSG (nuclear suppliers group) and eventually with tech. we will be able to utilise the vast nuclear fuel reserves which we already have.
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by All Right on Jun 20, 2008 02:44 PM Permalink
Excuse me, if inflation is because of crude oil price rise, how will it come down by going in for nuclear deal?
Price of Coal is not going up. Our cars, buses, trucks, trains, mopeds, Autos, taxis, planes will still run on oil... So we will still be dependent on Saudi Arabia etc., won't we? And by the way, you are doing cyclic arguments - our government aren't fools so the US will have minimum control over our nuke installations... :-) And also by the way if there are several countries in the NSG or whatever, then why the heck do you want to sign this particular deal in the first place?... Go to open market and buy it (if that's so easy)..
RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:48 PM Permalink
and price of coal is not going up right now (it may in future) however coal being used now for power gen. can be diverted to synth. naphtha prod. plants so it will reduce our oil imports , do u get it ?
RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:50 PM Permalink
dude, if we reduce oil imports while maintaining the supply, then i guess we are a step closer to solving the infaltion prob
RE:RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:53 PM Permalink
petroleum is an offshoot of naptha in case u didn't kno
RE:RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by raj on Jun 20, 2008 02:59 PM Permalink
not petroleum, its crude. when crude oil is cracked/ refined - we get diesel, petrol , kerosene, naptha, and more in different percentage yeilds.
RE:RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:49 PM Permalink
and if Oil is also used for powere gen. in case u were not aware
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by All Right on Jun 20, 2008 02:54 PM Permalink
Yeah.. you have a point there. But tell me, why do you think US doesn't have any nuclear power plants installed after 1980? There power requirements are decreasing I take it..
Whereas Russia proved the efficacy of nuclear power through Chernobyl very admirably, ain't it?
RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by raj on Jun 20, 2008 03:00 PM Permalink
TBPC uses naptha for power generation and generates 200 MW. one example
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:57 PM Permalink
chernobyl and 3-mile were rude shocks to Russia and USA, but tech. is much improved now.In case u read yesterdays papers, in Poland or France or some place they are building this huge nuclear power plant and EU has welcomed this decision although earlier they used to be against nuclear power plants. It is a mega project employing the latest tech. and has been seen as a positive measure by all. Plus U.S. has lotsof oil too. they have Iraq u know
RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 03:13 PM Permalink
cheerio raj and All Right have a gud time
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by All Right on Jun 20, 2008 03:01 PM Permalink
Anyway buy guys... Banerjee and Raj... time to sign off..
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 03:12 PM Permalink
i posted a link the rediff guys are not showing it wat shit anyway google u.s. nuclear generation stats and u;ll see a graph showing the increase in nuclear generation in the U.S. from 1970-2005
RE:RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:52 PM Permalink
why don't u luk for the info instead of being spoonfed. for a start add up all the fuel consumed by gen sets across india
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by Siddhartha Banerjee on Jun 20, 2008 02:46 PM Permalink
thats coz to get stuff from the NSG we need IAEA approval and the US is helping us out with the IAEA period.
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by raj on Jun 20, 2008 02:57 PM Permalink
its best for long term. also every move against alternative energy makes the speculators nervous in dow, NY and they'll drop their bets for oil to head north.
RE:PM should quit over nuclear deal,. not inflation
by raj on Jun 20, 2008 03:03 PM Permalink
nothing wrong with them too. hydro electricity destroys forest lands and is dangerous in earthquake prrne areas. wind energy is clean, same with solar, tidal. we have to invest in these for sure along with nuclear, multi pronged startegy. nuclear yields are very high - even by products can be reused for further power generation. only safety has to be double-treble sure.
Though he has given the much needed economic drive for India, he is stuggling to manage on [a]Nuke deal progress ; [b]Soaring inflation. Its purely his bad time for such a great man. Good Luck PM !!
People you have to understand that the infaltion curremtly taking place is due to the ever rising cost of crude which is affecting markets and economies world over not just in India. In fact our PM is farsighted and has realised that an energy crisis may be in the offing.Which is why he wants to go in for the nuclear deal which will ensure a lot of independence from coal and crude in power generation. The PM has terrific vision of the future and I think we should respect him for that. You say that the nuclear deal will make us dependent on the U.S but right now we are dependent on Saudi Arabia, etc. for our crude aren\'t we. Moreover the Govt. aren\'t fools and I am sure that the U.S. will have minimum control over out Nuclear installations. Also we need not go to U.S. for fuel, there are several countries in the NSG (nuclear suppliers group) and eventually with tech. we will be able to utilise the vast nuclear fuel reserves which we already have.
