Lyrical Mockery
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^WTH is that?
and the third picture is in very bad taste
and the third picture is in very bad taste
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I can't believe why an unknown minister like Mr Dinesh Tiwari would the 2nd most hated by the youth.
Bcs he is the railway minister and there are very few Indians whose life is not touched by railways in one way or another. Hate towards railway transforms into hate for the minister heading it.
Yes,there are two politicians who i like most...Is there any loved politicans in India?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The verdict is out. Young India hates Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar the most while Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh are next in line.
BJP veteran L.K. Advani occupies the fourth place on the 'national hate meter' of the youth and his party president Nitin Gadkari is ranked fifth.
CPM general secretary Prakash Karat occupies the sixth slot followed by DMK chief M. Karunanidhi and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa, respectively.
Home Minister P. Chidambaram is hated just marginally more than Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who is followed by Congress president Sonia Gandhi at 11th position with Petroleum Minister S. Jaipal Reddy next in line.
An India Today opinion poll, conducted after Delhi youth, Harvinder Singh, slapped Pawar on November 24, shows that the agriculture minister is hated the most because he has "allowed foodgrain to rot and people to starve".
The survey, to be published in the news magazine's December 12 issue, points out that NCP leader's jet-set lifestyle - "he takes off to South Africa on a private jet to win an international cricket election" - adds to the youth's anger.
The opinion poll was conducted among 2,500 respondents (between the age group of 18-25 years) in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore.
Interestingly, it has found that Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi is more hated (at 14th position) than Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati, who is placed next, followed by Heavy Industries Minister Praful Patel and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
Leading Team Anna baiters from the Congress - Kapil Sibal (18th), Manish Tewari (20th) and Digvijaya Singh (25th) -also figure on the hate list. So do RJD president Lalu Prasad (13th), Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav (26th) and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar (31st).
The Union ministers who figure in the list include Salman Khurshid (22nd), Pranab Mukherjee (23rd), Kamal Nath (24th), A.K. Antony (27th), Jairam Ramesh (28th), Anand Sharma (29th), Ambika Soni (30th) and Vayalar Ravi (32nd).
"Only those politicians who refuse to invest in the future of India will dare to underestimate the power of this angry generation. India is growing younger as a country," the poll says.
"They (the youth) were in the vanguard of the Anna Hazare movement, which made them not only active stakeholders in Indian democracy, but also made them aware of the status of morality in politics," it adds.
Read more at: India's GenY hates Sharad Pawar the most: India Today opinion poll : North News - India Today
---------- Post added at 10:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:11 PM ----------
HAHA ! Another tight slap on the face of Pawar !
I very much doubt if there was a survey or it is just a rate chart prepared by some journalist.Absolute rubbish Survey .
India Today is too afraid to take the names of Gandhis at the top.
I can't believe why an unknown minister like Mr Dinesh Tiwari would the 2nd most hated by the youth.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________Actually to a large extent he was responsible to bring the development and attract industries into this region [Pune down to Kolhapur]. Also he enjoys major support from the farmers. The farming is well developed and the an average farmer earns quite well because of the good transport network which most people say happened because of him taking an initiative at a time when surfaced roads were not witnessed in the eastern part of the state.
All said, he is still too corrupt but banks on his work done decades ago.