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magudi said:
Is it fiscally prudent?
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Not really.Which is why I appreciate that the government is taking its time though I believe things have moved on to a stage where too much has already been conceded. We are going to take a big fiscal hit.

Star Wars said:
Weren't promises made for the entire term ?
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That should have been the message. unfortunately, there has been too much loose talk on OROP by many, at very high levels. Even the RM is guilty of it. Should have said that it will take time, rather than give arbitrary dates that simply cannot be met or to say the Defence Ministry has cleared but the Finance Ministry is raising questions. That may make individual ministries look good but doesn't do much for the government.
 
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Bihar Modi's Rallies seems to be bringing in a lot of people, i have a strong feeling Bihar will go to BJP...



Start from 1:15:00, thats when Modi comes
 
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Narendra Modi’s popularity weathers a year in office: poll - Livemint

New Delhi: Almost a year after Narendra Modi led the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to victory in the general election on a pro-development and anti-corruption platform, the Prime Minister remains a popular leader.

Modi has an approval rating of almost 74%, according to a survey of 12,481 respondents by InstaVaani.




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That number is high—any world leader would be thrilled to have the approval of almost three out of every four voters—but it is lower than the 82% approval Modi had last August, according to an exercise carried out by the same organization.

The numbers are not strictly comparable because data was not separately tabulated for metros and non-metros last year.




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Still, the high approval rating indicates that the impression one gets, from the media, and also from businessmen and investors, that the perception about this government has changed in the year it has ruled the country, isn’t entirely backed by people.

Put otherwise, the opposition may be making it difficult for the BJP to have its way in the Rajya Sabha, investors may be angry with the government for its reluctance to use executive power to cut through tax imbroglios, and farmers may be unhappy over the land acquisition bill and what they see as an inadequate response to the ongoing agrarian crisis, but none of this is evident in the numbers.

An overwhelming 82% of the people surveyed in metros and 67% of those in non-metros approve of Modi’s actions. And 82% in metros and 74% in non-metros approve of his government’s management of the economy.




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Sure, across metros and non-metros, people do not think the government’s response to the farm crisis is adequate, but the BJP remains the most popular party; in the metros, 82% said they voted for the party in 2014 and 70% said they would still vote for it; in the non-metros, where one would expect a bigger shift, the corresponding numbers are 64% and 62%.

It could be the absence of a high-profile corruption scandal in the year it has been in power—these were regular occurrences when the previous United Progressive Alliance was ruling India—but the BJP has reason to be satisfied with the numbers.




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They are good news for a government facing a fractious Parliament and the prospect of a below-average monsoon that could hurt farmers and, consequently, rural sentiment.



 
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magudi said:
But UAE is mostly mallus na how will it benefit Modi ?
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yes,Why not..
I am not sure about the growing so called 'hindutwa' effect among U.A.E mallus because 75% of mallus there are non hindus and they are not planning for any mass gharvapasi....
coming to modi-We have nothing against Modi ,Most of us(including minorities) in Kerala have a positive-favorable view of Modi and his NDA government..We may hate Kerala sangis but not Modi or his government...
 
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mooppan said:
yes,Why not..
I am not sure about the growing so called 'hindutwa' effect among U.A.E mallus because 75% of mallus there are non hindus and they are not planning for any mass gharvapasi....
coming to modi-We have nothing against Modi ,Most of us(including minorities) in Kerala have a positive-favorable view of Modi and his NDA government..We may hate Kerala sangis but not Modi or his government...
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....and you hate kerala sangis because ? :coffee:
 
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