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This is History (985) No society can prosper if it aims at making things easier-instead it should aim at making people stronger.         Who is the most powerful man in India today? Who is the most powerful man in the country today ? In the corridors of power people say it is onl

By Whispers in the Corridors April 1, 2019 2 min read

This is History (985)

No society can prosper if it aims at making things easier-instead it should aim at making people stronger.

Who is the most powerful man in India today?

Who is the most powerful man in the country today ? In the corridors of power people say it is only Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora who can take action even against the PM.

Modi has seen the pulse !

In a discussion, a senior politician said that PM Modi has closely seen the pulse of the Indians who are swayed away by sentiments.

Former Secretary in GoI to contest election ?

Former Secretary to the Government of India Vijay Shankar Pandey who is known as anti-corruption crusader is all set to contest poll as an Independent candidate from Ayodhya. He is 1979 batch former IAS officer of UP cadre.

Rahul Gandhi to contest from two constituencies

Congress president Rahul Gandhi will contest from Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency in Kerala besides his traditional stronghold of Amethi in Uttar Pradesh.

(We said this on January 26, 2019)

Who will be the best PM ?

Opinion Poll – No alternative of Modi

(Done before Army attack)

Whatever people may say, there is at present no alternative to our PM Narendra Modi, if one was to go by the opinion of our surfers who were asked, “Who should be voted to power in the interest of the nation. Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi ?”. And the majority of them felt that Modi would be the most matured choice.

However, there were many who said that Rahul has taken up the challenge with full chivalry and is no more a ‘pappu’ as he was made out to be in the initial days when he entered active politics and thus he is now suitable for the post of Prime Minister of India.

The acceptability of Rahul Gandhi for the post of PM, which was almost zero two years ago has now, according to various surveys, risen to 40 percent.

For details about opinion poll, read the March issue of the Whispers In The Corridors or click the link below :

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