General Election 2009 (kerala)

Again time for a the great indian election drama!!!!

The exercise started for the greatest democracy in the world to slelect representatives from people having nothing in common than "India" in their veins.

So as usual analysing indian politics or generalising it doesn't count at all

so i am going to concntrate my reporting from thispart of globe ,where i think i can read the mind of the people.KERALA

Barack Obama and hope for change in indian politics

With Barack Obama stressing on "hope" and change in his campaigns, I was wondering is there any "hope" in Indian politics for a change...



Indian politics is more complicated than .....................?

No Indian "HOPE" for any remarkable change in the near future about anything happening here.

What we lack is new heros,True leaders.

For the last 10 years, There is not a single face for country to "Hope" for a radical change...Forget about the ganhdhi,piolts,scndhia's and deora they symbolize clintons and bush.


There is a feel good factor prevailing with middle class going to upper levels.
But is it sustainable with only domestic economy.


In the long run can we hope for a change in the way country is run. A leader who can unite all states,culture,religion,caste etc.who can mend all our deep fissures.


I am hoping against hope for a Barack Obama to raise in India. we need badly a leader who is loved by all. who comes from the bottom half of the society.
who understand the complexities of common man in India.


NB: Don't misunderstand ...We need manmohan singhs than deva gowdas.
But hope for a Indian Barck obama against Gandhi,Advani,Modi and karat.

Gr8 Thoughts

I was passing through the blogs and found this.This 100% match with my thoughts...
http://aimlessdrift.blogspot.com/2004/12/kerala-model.html

Another alll india strike by lefties

Oh god ! another all india strike called by left is going to paralyse india on 29-sept-05.The effect of the same in two red bastions kerala and West bengal will be badly hit and all normal life will come to a stand still.
The unfortunate part of it is that none of the brigades in street who will try to distrupt all traffic and normal life doesn't even the cause of it and for what they are fighting for.

I do agree that there needs to be a mechanism for safeguarding worker's rights...But the action of left being part of the central government and showing this type of public gimkick is unfortunate.

http://us.rediff.com/money/2005/sep/28strike1.htm?q=tp&file=.htm