Rediff appears to have decided that Rahul is the future of UP and of the country. Why else wud they cover him costantly and widely ? For rediff, no other leader in the UP campaign is worth covering !! We expect rediff to be balanced and unbiased please.
We WELCOME rediff.com's "change of attitude" towards young Congress MP "covering his balnced and truthfull" view's on UP (Ulta Pradesh)election campaign, rather then projecting the corrupt, fundamentalist, fanatics bandwagon of BJP, SP, BSPwala's.
Today, UP can look forward youthful, talented and futuristic leadership rather-then synic, haggered and willfully misleading RSS, Hindutvawadi lots.
Please continue this show REDIFF.COM, for Good of UP and India.
RE:Rahul's comments
by bunty on Apr 23, 2007 10:32 AM Permalink
indra and rajib and sanjay all r youngs when they entred the politics BUT THEY just distroy the india
RE:Rahul's comments
by sudhakar sk on Apr 23, 2007 10:58 AM Permalink
U r totally wrong Mr. Bunty!.
Most invaders, including Moghuls and last but the least Britishers too thought they could distroy India.
Indian sprit is beyond any body's capacity to distroy.
Look at the Indian Democracy's strength; we have a Muslim President, Sikh PM and the Congress Party, which driven-away, most powerful invaders the British; the kind of cruelty they(British) inflicted upon our fore- fathers, freedom fighters of all cast and creed were far deadlier then Hitler's gas - chamber; led by a Christian Lady.
Open your eyes Mr. Bunty!!! don't fool yourself by denying the reality & facts.
RE:RE:Rahul\'s comments
by ashok leyland on Apr 24, 2007 01:03 AM Permalink
Where has Sudhakar been since he was born? living in some dream world probably if he cheers the Congress! Do you know Sudhakar that Congress lead India for 45 years and still the poverty was 90% of the population? The present progress and even internet would not have come to India if Congress and soicalist views were prevalent! Ask your parents, your grandparents how well they were under Congress. There is NO talent in India in the political arena today, certainly not amongst the youth who have NO idea what the actual situation in the world is, where progress is measured by cell phones and cars. Progress for us means providing alternative energy for the cities and energy at last for the villages. It means harnessing water resources, protecting the environment and assisting the rural areas with aid for agriculture and otehr sustainable economies. What is Rahul speaking of? If he was so worried for the poor why wasn't his party pressing the state govt. to see that aid went to the poor?
He's far more sly and acute than you are, if he can fool people like you he's succeeded. And those who write that Rediff should give other parties space are right. How can you choose if you are not given the choice? Rediff is probably funded by pro congress groups, so they play the music they are told to. This is against all rules of good journalism. Unfortunately Rediff does not reply to any feedback nor does the editor put his face online with his direct email like other papers do. In India it is easy to fool the public because we are not used to asking questions or demanding replies.
RE:Rahul's comments
by chaitanya kumar on Apr 23, 2007 10:26 AM Permalink
Congress is a selling dead beet with Rahul Gandhi in action. He will most likely lead the party without doubt in 5-10 years to come, but the party will reduced to fringes by then. Lately, Congress reminds me of the Swatantra Pary, Hindu Mahasabha and Dravidar Kazhagam. Rahul will have to live with being a minor player in a larger coalational framework in the years to come. Congress will most likely lose Andhra in sweeping way in 2009 and there starts it's real decline. This Rahul guy seems like an authoritarian type who doesn't wish to give room for capable party workers to make it big and lead the party. Too bad for the age old party since India has changed a lot since past couple of decades. Sonia is a disaster for Congress and Rahul will do the cremation work.
