Writings on the Wall is a metaphor that emerged from travels across India, particularly but not necessarily during election campaigns. Writings on the Wall,...
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Amid continued concerns over cross-border terrorism, General Upendra Dwivedi further warned the neighbour that India will not show restraint if there is an Op Sindoor 2.0.
Pakistan’s army has been a rentier force available to a reasonable bidder. It has never come to the aid of any Muslims including Palestinians or the Gazans, except making noises here and there.
Going through the part narrated about four friends having kachauri-aaloo with after burner chutney was immesely touching rather moving.How should the development be evaluated when one’s future is in the lurch.
Rahul may do better with his speaking if he first sheds his intense hatred of Modi, reflected in the childish, primary schoolboy kind of acronyms and meaningless jibes, without ONCE saying what exactly HE can do as PM to change and improve things for the voters. His so called ‘witty’ speeches may draw claps and wild celebration from his own party members and wide reporting in the media, who are only concerned with the sale of their own newspapers, magazines and TRPs. What exactly is Rahul’s message? Only, name calling and mockery of Modi all the time. His example is naturally being followed by lesser leaders, rightly believing that it would increase their being noticed by Rahul. The media and even veteran journalists are jumping to conclusions too early, perhaps reflecting wishful thinking, rather than accurate ground reports.
Between the time this column initially appeared and now, Shri Rahul Gandhi’s public speaking has improved enormously. Saw a recent speech of his in Rajasthan, no reading from a script, a few issues that resonated with the crowd, plain, simple, direct.it would be a costly mistake not to take him seriously.
Thought-provoking and informative piece of writing on the overall plight of Rajasthan by the Editors Guild Chief Mr. Shekhar Gupta !
The story indeed narrates a true tale of What Rajasthan is all about ?
Mr. Gupta’s tete a tete with all shades of Rajasthani natives that too common folklore brings to the fore various merits and demerits of the state in different walks of life !
Whatever be the outcome of December 07 Assembly Polls results but the citizens of the state certainly deserve a better deal !
Various problems and drawbacks pointed out by the author should be looked into by the new regime and siutable steps amd measures be initiated promptly to better the lot of the masses without wasting even a single moment !
The new ruling class must focus its due attention on improving the standards of spoken and written English of the people too in the royal state !
Going through the part narrated about four friends having kachauri-aaloo with after burner chutney was immesely touching rather moving.How should the development be evaluated when one’s future is in the lurch.
Rahul may do better with his speaking if he first sheds his intense hatred of Modi, reflected in the childish, primary schoolboy kind of acronyms and meaningless jibes, without ONCE saying what exactly HE can do as PM to change and improve things for the voters. His so called ‘witty’ speeches may draw claps and wild celebration from his own party members and wide reporting in the media, who are only concerned with the sale of their own newspapers, magazines and TRPs. What exactly is Rahul’s message? Only, name calling and mockery of Modi all the time. His example is naturally being followed by lesser leaders, rightly believing that it would increase their being noticed by Rahul. The media and even veteran journalists are jumping to conclusions too early, perhaps reflecting wishful thinking, rather than accurate ground reports.
Between the time this column initially appeared and now, Shri Rahul Gandhi’s public speaking has improved enormously. Saw a recent speech of his in Rajasthan, no reading from a script, a few issues that resonated with the crowd, plain, simple, direct.it would be a costly mistake not to take him seriously.
Prof PK Sharma, Freelance Journalist,Barnala(Punjab)
Thought-provoking and informative piece of writing on the overall plight of Rajasthan by the Editors Guild Chief Mr. Shekhar Gupta !
The story indeed narrates a true tale of What Rajasthan is all about ?
Mr. Gupta’s tete a tete with all shades of Rajasthani natives that too common folklore brings to the fore various merits and demerits of the state in different walks of life !
Whatever be the outcome of December 07 Assembly Polls results but the citizens of the state certainly deserve a better deal !
Various problems and drawbacks pointed out by the author should be looked into by the new regime and siutable steps amd measures be initiated promptly to better the lot of the masses without wasting even a single moment !
The new ruling class must focus its due attention on improving the standards of spoken and written English of the people too in the royal state !
Prof PK Sharma,Freelance Journalist
Pom Anm Nest, Barnala(Punjab)