In an exclusive interview with ThePrint, senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram slammed Modi for his style of governance and said he feared he would change the Constitution if voted back to power.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
A common thread runs through the memories of soldiers of the 1965 war—ingenuity, courage and camaraderie that withstood an apparently technologically superior foe.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
In the so called Maha Gath Bandhan, there is neither a gath nor a bandhan. From time to time, they meet somewhere with a lot of fanfare and manage a show put on for the media, but completely fail to exhibit the bond and common thought, or a unified and planned strategy to take on the BJP. If it is Raga, Mamata or Naidu, they only vent their spleen on Modi, personally, but cannot strike a chord with those they hope will vote for them. Then there are the abstentions and the comic boycotts where one cannot bear, or afford, to be seen on the same platform as another. As of now, despite the months that have passed with this idea on the plate, NOTHING tangible has been achieved by these disparate, motley crowd of “leaders” who do not really appear to be leading anything or anyone., except their own party sycophants. And every other day, one or the other of them breaks out talking of who will, or will NOT, be the PM post the elections. They seem far more energetic in acting or talking to PREVENT a specific leader’s chances of becoming PM, rather than join forces in creating an atmosphere for one of them to actually become PM.. And then, there are the immense issues of seat sharing followed by specific constituency choices and, above all this, the massive “INVESTMENT and DEPLOYMENT of FUNDS” !!! Looks a very far fetched project, with so little time left and even less co ordination among them. But then, who is complaining, if this means a return of the NDA and Modi?
The Congress might wish to take a pragmatic view on tying up with AAP.
In the so called Maha Gath Bandhan, there is neither a gath nor a bandhan. From time to time, they meet somewhere with a lot of fanfare and manage a show put on for the media, but completely fail to exhibit the bond and common thought, or a unified and planned strategy to take on the BJP. If it is Raga, Mamata or Naidu, they only vent their spleen on Modi, personally, but cannot strike a chord with those they hope will vote for them. Then there are the abstentions and the comic boycotts where one cannot bear, or afford, to be seen on the same platform as another. As of now, despite the months that have passed with this idea on the plate, NOTHING tangible has been achieved by these disparate, motley crowd of “leaders” who do not really appear to be leading anything or anyone., except their own party sycophants. And every other day, one or the other of them breaks out talking of who will, or will NOT, be the PM post the elections. They seem far more energetic in acting or talking to PREVENT a specific leader’s chances of becoming PM, rather than join forces in creating an atmosphere for one of them to actually become PM.. And then, there are the immense issues of seat sharing followed by specific constituency choices and, above all this, the massive “INVESTMENT and DEPLOYMENT of FUNDS” !!! Looks a very far fetched project, with so little time left and even less co ordination among them. But then, who is complaining, if this means a return of the NDA and Modi?