How is Modi's US visit furthers....

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

....how many CEOs ever met Madam Mohan Singh or Would have met Pappu the Prince

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

....how many CEOs ever met Madam Mohan Singh or Would have met Pappu the Prince

Nice photo op sessions. I don't expect any substantive outcome of these sessions. Wonder when will these idiot bhakts learn a thing or two from the Chinese.

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

....how many CEOs ever met Madam Mohan Singh or Would have met Pappu the Prince

Nice photo op sessions. I don't expect any substantive outcome of these sessions. Wonder when will these idiot bhakts learn a thing or two from the Chinese.

>>>Why is that?

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

....how many CEOs ever met Madam Mohan Singh or Would have met Pappu the Prince

Nice photo op sessions. I don't expect any substantive outcome of these sessions. Wonder when will these idiot bhakts learn a thing or two from the Chinese.

>>>Why is that?

Track record; his previous visits to a slew of countries yielded nothing.

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

....how many CEOs ever met Madam Mohan Singh or Would have met Pappu the Prince

Nice photo op sessions. I don't expect any substantive outcome of these sessions. Wonder when will these idiot bhakts learn a thing or two from the Chinese.

>>>Why is that?

Track record; his previous visits to a slew of countries yielded nothing.

>>>>Your personal feelings about him aside, I don't think this short a time frame is indicative of anything, positive or negative. Businesses are not going to jump in headlong on the basis of a few months of interaction. His opponents were in power for decades and didn't exactly engender dynamite growth. Time will tell. As of now, the country is a big market, the rest of the world has some instability issues and he is signaling an 'open for business' approach and there are some Indians who are key decision makers in the business world. The danger of course lies in India not being able to walk the talk on business-friendliness. I think we will have a better idea in a couple of years. It is too early now to turn in the verdict.

Kris wrote:
>>>>Your personal feelings about him aside, I don't think this short a time frame is indicative of anything, positive or negative. Businesses are not going to jump in headlong on the basis of a few months of interaction. His opponents were in power for decades and didn't exactly engender dynamite growth. Time will tell. As of now, the country is a big market, the rest of the world has some instability issues and he is signaling an 'open for business' approach and there are some Indians who are key decision makers in the business world. The danger of course lies in India not being able to walk the talk on business-friendliness. I think we will have a better idea in a couple of years. It is too early now to turn in the verdict.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:
>>>>Your personal feelings about him aside, I don't think this short a time frame is indicative of anything, positive or negative. Businesses are not going to jump in headlong on the basis of a few months of interaction. His opponents were in power for decades and didn't exactly engender dynamite growth. Time will tell. As of now, the country is a big market, the rest of the world has some instability issues and he is signaling an 'open for business' approach and there are some Indians who are key decision makers in the business world. The danger of course lies in India not being able to walk the talk on business-friendliness. I think we will have a better idea in a couple of years. It is too early now to turn in the verdict.

Kris, Check the facts first please, don't fall for this buffoon's sloganeering. What did Vibrant Gujarat accomplish in terms of FDIs wrt comparable states like AP, TN or Karnataka? and Surat benefited more from its proximity to Mumbai than anything else.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kris wrote:
>>>>Your personal feelings about him aside, I don't think this short a time frame is indicative of anything, positive or negative. Businesses are not going to jump in headlong on the basis of a few months of interaction. His opponents were in power for decades and didn't exactly engender dynamite growth. Time will tell. As of now, the country is a big market, the rest of the world has some instability issues and he is signaling an 'open for business' approach and there are some Indians who are key decision makers in the business world. The danger of course lies in India not being able to walk the talk on business-friendliness. I think we will have a better idea in a couple of years. It is too early now to turn in the verdict.

Kris, Check the facts first please, don't fall for this buffoon's sloganeering. What did Vibrant Gujarat accomplish in terms of FDIs wrt comparable states like AP, TN or Karnataka? and Surat benefited more from its proximity to Mumbai than anything else.

seven wrote:Mr PM met with Mark Zuckerberg who came with his parents. PM congratulated his parents for giving birth to him. I personally find that very Mahabharat yug like and extremely sweet. I also hear Modi spoke his piece effectively and said all the right things. A brilliant speaker. 

I wasn's born when Jawahar Lal Nehru became our PM or Indira Gandhi's time. I feel people must have loved their leaders and were proud of them like i feel about Modi.

confuzzled dude wrote:

seven wrote:Mr PM met with Mark Zuckerberg who came with his parents. PM congratulated his parents for giving birth to him. I personally find that very Mahabharat yug like and extremely sweet. I also hear Modi spoke his piece effectively and said all the right things. A brilliant speaker. 

I wasn's born when Jawahar Lal Nehru became our PM or Indira Gandhi's time. I feel people must have loved their leaders and were proud of them like i feel about Modi.

Really! is he not aware of how Zuckerberg stole the idea of his seniors @ Harvard?

seven wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

seven wrote:Mr PM met with Mark Zuckerberg who came with his parents. PM congratulated his parents for giving birth to him. I personally find that very Mahabharat yug like and extremely sweet. I also hear Modi spoke his piece effectively and said all the right things. A brilliant speaker. 

I wasn's born when Jawahar Lal Nehru became our PM or Indira Gandhi's time. I feel people must have loved their leaders and were proud of them like i feel about Modi.

Really! is he not aware of how Zuckerberg stole the idea of his seniors @ Harvard?

i thought of it too. But then i thought we are not in satyug. so modi is fine in congratulating Mark's parents for giving birth to a smart kid. 

you seem to be an idealist.