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Topic : WHO WILL NOT GET TO RULE INDIA ?
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Created by : Shahid Siddiqui, TV Producer, IBN18  | 05 05 2009 12:21:49 +0000
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With more than half of India having voted, political players have begun to hunt seriously for new allies as they anticipate one of the most splintered parliaments ever.

Almost everyone admits that no single political party is in a position to win even 170 seats in the 545-member Lok Sabha. This is far less than the 272 needed to form a government.

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A splintered verdict is bound to give enormous clout to parties with even single-digit number of MPs, even as low as one or two.

 

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By Shahid Siddiqui, TV Producer, IBN18  05 05 2009 14:46:03 +0000
 
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UPA can be credited for Nuclear Deal but thats about it.

Let us understand the failures of UPA on various fronts

1. Loan waiver scheme- It is yet to reach out to needy people and the proof is increasing number of farmers suicide in Maharshtra and Andhra pradesh. The reason the banks even state owned banks are not in a position to take such a huge hit in their balance sheets in trying times like this

2. Opening of the Insurance and Banking sector - One can always argue that had these sectors been opened then these institutions would have gone bust, but the fact of the matter is that these sectors are governed with such strict investment and fund management norms that no matter what these institutes would not have gone bust. Proof is that have the Mutual Fund industry telecom sector gone bust which have higher level of Foreign Equity.

3. NREGA scheme- To provide employment to poor and needy for 100 days in a year at minimum wage Rs 100 per day, This scheme has done well in states like Gujurat, MP, Karnataka but not in AP where it was flagged off with much fan fare, the reason is simple that money is not reaching the needy who work it is siphoned off midway as per report of CAG

4. Terrorism- Daring attacks on Mumbai and spate of Bomb blasts in Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Delhi, Jaipur, Banglore now if we belive that because of diplomatic efforts Pakistan has accepted its complicity in Mumbai terror attacks then please read that Pakistan has also accused India's RAW being involved in Lahore Terror attack. Even if Pakistan accepts then is our Aim Obejective Goal is make Pakistan accept it or is it put an end to terror attacks .Although NDA also does not score greatly on this front

5. Unemployment- While the trouble with economy started before Jan'08, but UPA government was blind to all the signals and pursued its foolhardy step of high intrest rate regime before the entire Real estate, and Banking sector went bust and the confidence was at its lowest ebb. But was that the case during NDA regime?

6. Infrastructre- About this sector the least said is the better, the reason is that the golden quadrilateral started by erstwhile NDA regime is yet to be completed, has there been any significant changes in transport sector no way, Air travel has become oprressively expensive because of addtion of all the User Development charges.

So should we vote for a Government which has failed us in so many fronts and added to price rise and job losses? Its time that we realise the high talks and low deliverables

  


By DEVRANJAN DASH, Zonal Marketing Manager, ICICI Bank  05 07 2009 10:20:51 +0000
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The UPA is most likely to win. The NDA is likely to win only if the Third Front aligns with the BJP post elections. By the way, the Third Front would also be able to get significant number of votes. The BJP's loss could be attributed to its own actions, insecular speeches and bad alliances. At the end, we can say that present fight has become very interesting and slight up or down in vote share can make or break chances of any particular alliance. Both UPA and NDA looks to have good chances for making a government at centre with slight marginal edge for UPA. Regional parties will definitely decide the fate of next government at centre with three women politicians Jayalalitha, Mamta Banerji and Mayawati playing crucial role in the formation of next government.


By Sudeep Tarafdar, Senior Consultant, IBM  | 05 09 2009 06:39:25 +0000
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I totally agree with Balram on his comment and think that UPA will form government..and BJP with its Hindutva stand will do no good for them. Just because they are having the same motto till date..it should not be that it is same for the current situation..the young India don't want politics to be driven by religion...it should be secular...so UPA will be forming the government..


By Jithesh Ramesh, Actuary Manager, Tata Aig Insurance Solutions  | 05 07 2009 09:47:14 +0000
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I would say UPA .because of several reasons.First and foremost they have the leader in Dr. manmohan singh who will be elected as PM once the party comes in power whereas NDA is yet to decide to whom they will elect as the leader of the country if it wins.SEcondly we have seen the work of UPA in past few years where they have signed a crucial nuclear deal with US,by adopting a diplomatic stance to force the government of pakistan for the first time to admit that the terrorists who attck the Indian soil were from their country and their territory was being used to carry out those attacks. It was never done before by any of our government to force pakistan to accept such a thing by putting world pressure on them...so definitely UPA deserves to again come to power and take the country to greater heights.


By Yash Singh, Coresspondent, Star  | 05 06 2009 07:23:06 +0000
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In the present political scenario with Regional parties springing up in every nook and corner of the country and regional issues like caste creed culture being given more importance as compared to national issues like Terrorism, Economic Policies, Foreign Relations it is but a foregone conclusion that the Government at the National level has to be Rainbow government with a major party being supported by regional parties to get the simple majority.

NDA stands a chance because

1. The regional parties like that of TDP, AIADMK,BJD, Trinamool Congress have already been a part of NDA alliance before

2. All the above mentioned parties have Congress or an alliance of congress as its main competetior so if BJP turns out to be single largest party these parties won't be hesistant in alliances

3. The factor of secularism is not going to win votes for Congress while BJP being so called communal is not going to be affected much. The reason is if BJP is blamed for Post Godhra riots then Congress is blamed for 1984 Sikh riots and by and large being secular which has to read as having a leaning towards Muslim community has well lived past its utility the proof of the pudding is JD(U) BJP alliance sweeping Bihar polls, Narendra Modi sweeping Gujurat polls, MP and Chatisgarh to cite few examples. Besides that muslim votes are now split between RJD, SP,BSP, MIM, PDP, NC etc.in various states.

4. In J&K as well where the Muslim community has got a majority has thrown up NC which was erstwhile with NDA bootin out the congress-PDP alliance. NC was an ally of NDA and PDP is the potential ally of NDA if the situation warrants.

But all said and done all these equations hold well if BJP shows a better record as compared to 2004 elections which it will because of underlying feeling of dissatisfaction among the massess because of price rise joblessness and lack of development under Congress led UPA regime.  


By DEVRANJAN DASH, Zonal Marketing Manager, ICICI Bank  | 05 09 2009 10:32:37 +0000
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