keep it up.

naredra bhai zinda baad.

If/When is the question for – “pseudo intellectuals” become strong opposition. Its easy to find faults with people who don’t do any good and easier with people who do some good. The “pseudo intellectuals” are good at commentary. Can they administer things when they come to power?

Everyone is maligned, why will Mr. Modi be spared. How self-righteous we are?

I know that there are too many questions. I think it is better to support someone who does some good than to expect a ideal India in a 4 year CMship. It didn’t happen in 60 years, with Congress ruling most of it. right?

My point – people should vote for a person who does some good. Better, if he can stay away from corruption.

just because no one opposes modi here you go all “what is great is that the brilliant comments have really decorated the article.this proves you have attracted good minds to your blog.”

That’s just dangerous. I think modi is only good in the current situation till say liberals who don’t agree with him and are called “pseudo intellectuals” as in above comments put up a strong opposition to both these criminally corrupt parties – “business partners” as some say.

Atanu, you open up an interesting point of sufficient number of Indians wanting prosperity. This hypothesis needs some serious testing.

Jai Narendra Modi

Some (or a lot) of the resistance he faces from the main stream media also due to class bias. The MSM “journalists” cannot come to accept that a person with this background can be the biggest leader of the nation.
Its a different thing that NaMo is smarter then all of the morons who yell on TV – But he doesnt speak in English – Oh what horror – He has to be “ganwar”.

I think that Nitish will fall in line and join the coalition and agree to be part of NDA and NaMo will be PM candidate which NaMo will win. Or atleast I am hoping that above happens otherwise India is doomed.

BTW, in most parts of India getting 24 hours electricity is a luxury. Economist PM doesnt understand that increase in GDP cannot happen without electricity. Electricity is absolute requirement for GDP growth. NaMo understands this and thats why Gujarat has 24 hours power.

Very well said. In one of the demented TV debates yesterday on IBN Live, a moron who goes by the name of Kumar Ketkar said – “Modi is seeking approval and validation from the Intellectual liberals”..

If I was on the panel, I would have said – “In fact, he is doing the exact opposite. He is showing his middle finger to the pseudo-intellects of Delhi studios”. And that’s where lies his appeal to me and many others.

It’s a good thing he is NOT looking for anyone’s approval and doing his own thing. I am sure he is not even looking for approval from Ratan Tata and Ambanis. He already has an approval from people who matter most. That of Gujaratis.

Boy! am I in love with that State. And if I ever move back to India, I would like to relocate in Modi’s Gujarat. (And no, not just for the food which is awesome btw)

Coming to his aspirations of becoming a PM, I think he is too smart to take that bait. He knows, BJP is weak nationally. He also knows that India is not Gujarat. Yet, the master strategist he is, he is allowing the media to go on a tizzy on that topic. Keeping them guessing.

That is brilliant on many levels. While media keeps the hate mongering on, the BJP behind the scenes will work on the dark horse. The pressure is off.

I personally would like to see NaMO at the center – but not as a PM. That would be too easy. I would like him to be the “super-PM”. In a perverse way similar to Sonia. So that he can rule from behind. That would be a real googly for the pseudos.

He is Chanakya and Shivaji rolled into one. He can anticipate what his enemy thinks and be prepared with a reaction.

The only thing I would like NaMo to do is to cultivate a new generation of professional politicians within BJP who can take this forward.