Janata Dal (United) national vice president Kishor though rated Priyanka as a big name and a popular face, and would therefore pose a challenge to NDA in future.
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Having worked for a number of parties as a poll strategist, Prashant Kishor had joined Nitish Kumar’s JD(U) last month, and has quickly become powerful.
The Italian term sprezzatura—a studied nonchalance that conceals intention—best captures the spirit of Trump’s foreign policy so far. The pattern is unpredictability, transactionalism, and disruption as diplomacy.
With 20.2 percent of its total loans in default by the end of last year, Bangladesh had the weakest banking system in Asia. Despite reforms, it will take time to recover.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
Nitish is digging his own grave. He still seems to view cabinet berths as looting opportunities for his friends. He should realize that this is new India. We want the government to perform and work towards builfing a ten trillion dollar economy by 2030. We will crush anyone who comes in the way. The days of old corrupt style of politics is over.
This is hilarious. As funny as Chandrababu Naidu hopping to various state capitals — even after exit poll results — trying to form a “federal front”.
Nitish babu….time to do one more flip. And become the most renowned AYA RAM GAYA RAM in Indian politics.
(The JDU’ greed is remarkable. On its own in 2014 it won 2 seats, yet BJP very generously gave it 17 seats this time)
There is a conceptual / attitudinal mismatch here. In a conventional coalition, the number of MPs a partner brings to the table determines the number and importance of portfolios assigned to it. However, with 30 more MPs of its own above the Plimsoll line, the BJP is according symbolic respect to its partners. One slot per decorative flowerpot, never mind if it has roses or exotic orchids. CM Nitish Kumar is trying to play poker with someone who has all the aces.
I read your comment. I noticed the phrase “Plimsoll line”. Is it because you have a background in Maritime sector or is it the case where “Plimsoll line” phrase is being used in English nowadays in the manner in which you have used it?
It seems Lutyens gang has not yet given up on Nitish Kumar. They will use all means to increase the distrust between BJP and JDU to the point leading to breakup before Bihar assembly polls. However, if Nistish falls into their trap, it may be the end of his political career. Nitish should remember the fate of SP and BSP in UP. Same may happen to JDU and RJD in Bihar. He should play responsible politics and keep away from the trap set by Lutyens gang.
Nitish is digging his own grave. He still seems to view cabinet berths as looting opportunities for his friends. He should realize that this is new India. We want the government to perform and work towards builfing a ten trillion dollar economy by 2030. We will crush anyone who comes in the way. The days of old corrupt style of politics is over.
This is hilarious. As funny as Chandrababu Naidu hopping to various state capitals — even after exit poll results — trying to form a “federal front”.
Nitish babu….time to do one more flip. And become the most renowned AYA RAM GAYA RAM in Indian politics.
(The JDU’ greed is remarkable. On its own in 2014 it won 2 seats, yet BJP very generously gave it 17 seats this time)
There is a conceptual / attitudinal mismatch here. In a conventional coalition, the number of MPs a partner brings to the table determines the number and importance of portfolios assigned to it. However, with 30 more MPs of its own above the Plimsoll line, the BJP is according symbolic respect to its partners. One slot per decorative flowerpot, never mind if it has roses or exotic orchids. CM Nitish Kumar is trying to play poker with someone who has all the aces.
I read your comment. I noticed the phrase “Plimsoll line”. Is it because you have a background in Maritime sector or is it the case where “Plimsoll line” phrase is being used in English nowadays in the manner in which you have used it?
It seems Lutyens gang has not yet given up on Nitish Kumar. They will use all means to increase the distrust between BJP and JDU to the point leading to breakup before Bihar assembly polls. However, if Nistish falls into their trap, it may be the end of his political career. Nitish should remember the fate of SP and BSP in UP. Same may happen to JDU and RJD in Bihar. He should play responsible politics and keep away from the trap set by Lutyens gang.