http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2013/02/08/eus-lunch-with-modi/ Reflections on foreign affairs Sat, 25 May 2013 04:41:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2013/02/08/eus-lunch-with-modi/comment-page-1/#comment-2209 sg sg http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/?p=4007#comment-2209 We see a lot asking id modi has it in him for the larger role i.e. foreign policy etc. My question to all is does Manmohan have it in him after one term and half way through second. So stop making excuses and throw anything that comes in hand at modi to ensure he dosent qualify for the race. there has been too much venom spat against one individual for the last 10 years where as the congress has done worse in their rule against the community during riots. give the guy a break and speak the truth for once. We see a lot asking id modi has it in him for the larger role i.e. foreign policy etc. My question to all is does Manmohan have it in him after one term and half way through second. So stop making excuses and throw anything that comes in hand at modi to ensure he dosent qualify for the race. there has been too much venom spat against one individual for the last 10 years where as the congress has done worse in their rule against the community during riots. give the guy a break and speak the truth for once.

]]> http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2013/02/08/eus-lunch-with-modi/comment-page-1/#comment-2205 knowthe reason http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/?p=4007#comment-2205 perhaps writer has got goosebumps already. what will happen if mody wins :) perhaps writer has got goosebumps already. what will happen if mody wins

]]> http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2013/02/08/eus-lunch-with-modi/comment-page-1/#comment-2196 shilpy http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/?p=4007#comment-2196 i don't see why bhadrakumar must pull in the name of rss chief shri mohan ji bhagvat into this. for his information, it is not smart to judge a person on one small issue, and mohan ji is certainly is the kind who looks at the total record of a person, unlike the stuck up secularists who sound like a broken, irrlevant, besoor record. to characterize these indian secularists a "value based opinion makers" is a joke. everybody knows they are corrupt like the indian congressis who these paid opinion makers serve. "value based"? pls stop embarassing yourself. i don’t see why bhadrakumar must pull in the name of rss chief shri mohan ji bhagvat into this. for his information, it is not smart to judge a person on one small issue, and mohan ji is certainly is the kind who looks at the total record of a person, unlike the stuck up secularists who sound like a broken, irrlevant, besoor record. to characterize these indian secularists a “value based opinion makers” is a joke. everybody knows they are corrupt like the indian congressis who these paid opinion makers serve. “value based”? pls stop embarassing yourself.

]]> http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2013/02/08/eus-lunch-with-modi/comment-page-1/#comment-2195 ashish sinha http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/?p=4007#comment-2195 interesting to see that when it comes to Modi, knives are out. Author of this blog would like to know whaty are his views on foreign policy etc. My point is, did any politician in India ever had to answer these questions to gain power ? Politicians have been fighting and winning elections by promising Rs 2 per kg rice and without having any clue of country's strategic interests. When such politicians occupy the seat and are confronted with real issues, they have no clue and act like they are doing something. In this scenario if we have Modi who has a crystal clear view of most problems within India, isnt that an improvement enough ? here is someone who knows whats worng with India and has avision. So just because he has already come ahead, now we want to grill him on foreign policy to test his mettle. This sounds unfair. Why this bias against Modi ? interesting to see that when it comes to Modi, knives are out. Author of this blog would like to know whaty are his views on foreign policy etc. My point is, did any politician in India ever had to answer these questions to gain power ? Politicians have been fighting and winning elections by promising Rs 2 per kg rice and without having any clue of country’s strategic interests. When such politicians occupy the seat and are confronted with real issues, they have no clue and act like they are doing something. In this scenario if we have Modi who has a crystal clear view of most problems within India, isnt that an improvement enough ? here is someone who knows whats worng with India and has avision. So just because he has already come ahead, now we want to grill him on foreign policy to test his mettle. This sounds unfair. Why this bias against Modi ?

]]> http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/2013/02/08/eus-lunch-with-modi/comment-page-1/#comment-2194 S Syed Nadeemullah http://blogs.rediff.com/mkbhadrakumar/?p=4007#comment-2194 EU in depression, keep wondering how much Modi and inc paid up for it! EU in depression, keep wondering how much Modi and inc paid up for it!

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