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In its toughest time in decades because of floods, Punjab would’ve expected PM Modi to visit. If he has the time for a Bihar tour, why not a short visit to next-door Punjab?
I doubt the figures quoted in this Article, simply because no party actually is clean when it comes to reporting. But still, the gap between BJP & Cong seems to be very wide. That’s probably natural, no one wants to bet on a losing horse.
The writer has given only factual details of the funding pattern but failed to detail the reason for the same…. One reason may be Khongress’s antipathy to the business class by continuous Ambani- Adani Sarkar jibe…. The country can not prosper without prospering of the industries…. And Khongress’ continuous slanderous campaign against the industry leaders by name, may have gone against the grand old party….. The present leadership of the Khongress don’t have experience in Govt administration and those have experience in the party can not boast their knowledge….
BJP is the only political party that is fighting to make a government on their own. What do you expect. Why will anyone contribute to a party which is not going even 100 seats ?
Blue for BJP and Saffron for Congress. All hail the brilliant print staff.
I doubt the figures quoted in this Article, simply because no party actually is clean when it comes to reporting. But still, the gap between BJP & Cong seems to be very wide. That’s probably natural, no one wants to bet on a losing horse.
The writer has given only factual details of the funding pattern but failed to detail the reason for the same…. One reason may be Khongress’s antipathy to the business class by continuous Ambani- Adani Sarkar jibe…. The country can not prosper without prospering of the industries…. And Khongress’ continuous slanderous campaign against the industry leaders by name, may have gone against the grand old party….. The present leadership of the Khongress don’t have experience in Govt administration and those have experience in the party can not boast their knowledge….
BJP is the only political party that is fighting to make a government on their own. What do you expect. Why will anyone contribute to a party which is not going even 100 seats ?
By the way, the article is very informative. Keep up the good work.
Dear Authors
Can you explain how you calculate the share of corporate donors? If I am not mistaken ADR does not identify the donor type.
Thanks
Rohit