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This is History (660) The outward display of loyalty in India  was much appreciated  in England those days.           ‘No personality’ leader in BJP All the leaders in the BJP these days are bereft of personality. They bank more on advertisements to exh

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POLITICS

This is History (660)

The outward display of loyalty in India  was much appreciated  in England those days.

 

 

 

 

 

‘No personality’ leader in BJP

All the leaders in the BJP these days are bereft of personality. They bank more on advertisements to exhibit their ‘persona’. Atal Behari Vajpeyee and LK advani were the last in the BJP who had true personality traits.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sonia and Rahul still inaccessible

Despite the party’s continuous decline with each passing day, there appears to be no change in the attitude of Congress President Ms. Sonia Gandhi and it’s Vice President Rahul Gandhi. They are still inaccessible even to the party leaders, what to speak of workers.

 

 

 

 

 

It was Modi's most successful foreign trip

According to experts PM Modi's recent visit to Israel and Germany was the most successful visit in all respects. At G-20 meet, he was most valued and respected leader. Israel also gave superb response to Modi's call to fight against terrorism.

 

 

 


 

Who will be new CAG ?  

 

With the tenure of present CAG S K Sharma, former 1976 batch IAS officer of Bihar cadre, coming to an end in September, names of possible contenders for the prestigious post have already started doing round in the corridors of power. 

For details Read july issue of WHISPERS IN THE CORRIDORS

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“Bureaucrats alone responsible for the mess”
 
The recent conviction of three officers including former Coal Secretary H C Gupta and two serving IAS officers — K S Kropha, former Joint Secretary in the Coal Ministry and now Meghalaya Chief Secretary, and K C Samria, then Director in the Coal Ministry and now Joint Secretary in the Minority Affairs Ministry has sent shockwaves among bureaucrats.
 
However the question that arises is that are the bureaucrats alone to be blamed for the mess or the political class should also be held responsible ?
 
whispersinthecorridors.com asked this question - Are the bureaucrats alone to be blamed for the mess ? – and the answer was ‘an emphatic Yes’, though some of them said that the Politicians are equally responsible.

For details see July issue of Whispers In The Corridors

 
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