Mangalyaan in Mars orbit

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:http://www.ndtv.com/article/cheat-sheet/mangalyaan-odds-against-us-but-we-prevailed-says-pm-10-facts-596986

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:http://www.ndtv.com/article/cheat-sheet/mangalyaan-odds-against-us-but-we-prevailed-says-pm-10-facts-596986

Imagine a white foreign woman congratulating Indians on their accomplishment and claiming victory for India - will appear hypocritical and worse silly.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:We all owe it to Babar, Akbar and Aurangazeb!  Without them, bhaiyyas will be more BIMARU.

Seriously, Modi's speech was filled with pride and it was great. If you are not inflicted with sikularism, you will love his speech. He is the right PM at the right time. 

Rashmun:  save some of your crying for the coming week. Modi will be a big star on this trip to the US. He is inculcating self respect among Indians. I know that those who suffer from self-deprecating fukular sikularism will take longer to get cured from their BIMARU.

Rashmun wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:We all owe it to Babar, Akbar and Aurangazeb!  Without them, bhaiyyas will be more BIMARU.

Seriously, Modi's speech was filled with pride and it was great. If you are not inflicted with sikularism, you will love his speech. He is the right PM at the right time. 

Rashmun:  save some of your crying for the coming week. Modi will be a big star on this trip to the US. He is inculcating self respect among Indians. I know that those who suffer from self-deprecating fukular sikularism will take longer to get cured from their BIMARU.

Why is he skipping the state dinner with the US President? Is it because he does not know table manners?

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Given that by most calculations Narendra Modi will be holding the reins of power in Delhi in a fortnight’s time, it is surprising how few people here, outside a small inner circle of diehard sycophants, know the man at all. He has avoided Delhi for most of his life, and his team – with a few exceptions such as the dark legal genius of the BJP, Arun Jaitley, who is running in Amritsar – are largely those with whom he has worked in Gujarat.

Even in that small circle, few feel intimate with their idol, and what they tell you about his personal life adds to the sense of the man’s extreme austerity, self-discipline and self-sufficiency. “He is teetotal and vegetarian and lives an almost monastic lifestyle,” one told me. “He is extremely focused. When he talks to you he really listens: he can focus like few people I know.” “He calls it a day by eleven and gets up at four in the morning,” another aide said. “He spends the first 90 minutes of the day happily surfing the internet for articles about himself. His staff start getting calls by 5.30, latest.” “He is obsessed with personal hygiene,” said a third. “He changes his clothes at least four or five times a day. And he always eats alone. Always.”

http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2014/05/narendra-modi-man-masses?utm_content=buffercbbcc&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:We all owe it to Babar, Akbar and Aurangazeb!  Without them, bhaiyyas will be more BIMARU.

Seriously, Modi's speech was filled with pride and it was great. If you are not inflicted with sikularism, you will love his speech. He is the right PM at the right time. 

Rashmun:  save some of your crying for the coming week. Modi will be a big star on this trip to the US. He is inculcating self respect among Indians. I know that those who suffer from self-deprecating fukular sikularism will take longer to get cured from their BIMARU.

Why is he skipping the state dinner with the US President? Is it because he does not know table manners?

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Given that by most calculations Narendra Modi will be holding the reins of power in Delhi in a fortnight’s time, it is surprising how few people here, outside a small inner circle of diehard sycophants, know the man at all. He has avoided Delhi for most of his life, and his team – with a few exceptions such as the dark legal genius of the BJP, Arun Jaitley, who is running in Amritsar – are largely those with whom he has worked in Gujarat.

Even in that small circle, few feel intimate with their idol, and what they tell you about his personal life adds to the sense of the man’s extreme austerity, self-discipline and self-sufficiency. “He is teetotal and vegetarian and lives an almost monastic lifestyle,” one told me. “He is extremely focused. When he talks to you he really listens: he can focus like few people I know.” “He calls it a day by eleven and gets up at four in the morning,” another aide said. “He spends the first 90 minutes of the day happily surfing the internet for articles about himself. His staff start getting calls by 5.30, latest.” “He is obsessed with personal hygiene,” said a third. “He changes his clothes at least four or five times a day. And he always eats alone. Always.”

http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2014/05/narendra-modi-man-masses?utm_content=buffercbbcc&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Rashmun,

Modi is very popular with the people. He just won in the election. He will be speaking at Madison Sq Garden and people will be watching him on TV in the US and on the screen at Time Square NY.

If you see greatness in Doggy, ND Tiwari, Laloo, Mulayam and Sonia, and think only in negative ways about Modi, there is really something wrong with you.