Nigeria's president, Goodluck Jonathan and his country are going through extremely difficult times, with daily bombings, massacres and
attacks on schools devastating the North East of the country. Due to
the unfortunate situation in Nigeria, it would be worthwhile to delete
' Goodluck' from the president's name, and take it and add it to where it fits most-Narendra Modi, the new Prime Minister of India. Good luck is shining over him, and praises are showered on him. Even his detractors, stunned by his landslide victory, acknowledge Modi's immense popularity.
Modi's election victory is the result of hard work, with a relentless campaign that took him to every nook and corner of the country. Apart from this, good luck favoured him. First, his party, the BJP won a majority
on its own. Otherwise things would have been very different. Two regional
parties, the AIADMK led by Jayalalitha, and the Thrinamool Congress led by Mamatha Banerji, won 37 seats and 34 seats respectively. If Modi
hadn't got a majority, he would have had to beg the spinsters for help.
Both Jaya and Mamatha are unreliable, arrogant partners in a coalition, as proved by their track record.
India is a country of paradoxes. In a country where the institution of marriage is a steel-fortress, some of the most popular leaders are 'single'.
Atal Beharee Vajpayee, APJ Abdul Kalam, Jayalalitha and Mamatha
top the list. Now, Narendra Modi has joined the list. He is ' married', but
'single', a situation very difficult to explain. But, as a Catholic, I can understand it perfectly. Joseph was married to Mary, but he was single.
Why? Joseph had other priorities. His role was that of a guardian for
Mary and the infant Jesus.
Narendra Modi has other priorities rather than family matters. He has
devoted his entire time and energy for state matters. This is a sign of good luck for the country. A 'single' Prime Minister is ideal for India. India
is better
without a ' First Lady.' In some countries, family matters and state matters merge, and spouses interfere in state matters , regard the country as their family property and ruin it, as in the Philippines, where Imelda Marcos wielded excessive power and influence, and stole the country's wealth.
The bogey of Modi as a threat to the minorities of India is no longer workable because Modi won the elections with the votes of minorities also. In him I see Joseph, a humble man who knew the dignity of labour. Narendra Modi had humble beginnings, working as a tea-vendor.
He was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth. That's why millions and millions of ordinary people voted for him, hoping that he would be their guardian angel in the years ahead.
attacks on schools devastating the North East of the country. Due to
the unfortunate situation in Nigeria, it would be worthwhile to delete
' Goodluck' from the president's name, and take it and add it to where it fits most-Narendra Modi, the new Prime Minister of India. Good luck is shining over him, and praises are showered on him. Even his detractors, stunned by his landslide victory, acknowledge Modi's immense popularity.
Modi's election victory is the result of hard work, with a relentless campaign that took him to every nook and corner of the country. Apart from this, good luck favoured him. First, his party, the BJP won a majority
on its own. Otherwise things would have been very different. Two regional
parties, the AIADMK led by Jayalalitha, and the Thrinamool Congress led by Mamatha Banerji, won 37 seats and 34 seats respectively. If Modi
hadn't got a majority, he would have had to beg the spinsters for help.
Both Jaya and Mamatha are unreliable, arrogant partners in a coalition, as proved by their track record.
India is a country of paradoxes. In a country where the institution of marriage is a steel-fortress, some of the most popular leaders are 'single'.
Atal Beharee Vajpayee, APJ Abdul Kalam, Jayalalitha and Mamatha
top the list. Now, Narendra Modi has joined the list. He is ' married', but
'single', a situation very difficult to explain. But, as a Catholic, I can understand it perfectly. Joseph was married to Mary, but he was single.
Why? Joseph had other priorities. His role was that of a guardian for
Mary and the infant Jesus.
Narendra Modi has other priorities rather than family matters. He has
devoted his entire time and energy for state matters. This is a sign of good luck for the country. A 'single' Prime Minister is ideal for India. India
is better
The bogey of Modi as a threat to the minorities of India is no longer workable because Modi won the elections with the votes of minorities also. In him I see Joseph, a humble man who knew the dignity of labour. Narendra Modi had humble beginnings, working as a tea-vendor.
He was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth. That's why millions and millions of ordinary people voted for him, hoping that he would be their guardian angel in the years ahead.
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