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The most successful politician is he who says what the people are thinking most often in the loudest voice.

No national Dalit leader in the country ?

Political observers say that at the moment there is no Dalit leader in the country. After Mayawati’s fall, one can now watch Dr Nitin Raut as the rising Dalit leader.

Maximum investment in UK and US ?

There is maximum investment of Indians in UK and US. Reason behind this, according to experts, is stable and liberal economic system

Durbaaari Media too has rebelled!!

As unno ne kiya demand!!
No more High Command!

Their solution is Congress break up!!!
Some time back it was shake up!

High Comand and their die hard types stay on!!
And into a new Congress  the rest 'be gone'!

And see the Modi effect!!
Raj Thackrey saying 'MNS ko as Opposition karro elect'!!

They know winning is not possible!!
So why ask for the impossible!!

Maha Congis already thinking about on who to pin blame!!
Top of list Nirupam ka hai name!!

That reminds me ...2008 Rockstar Rajan was RBI Guv!
When into HDIL crores PMC did pump out of friendly love!

During Rockstar's RBI stint PMC started the HDIL loans!!
Then did RBI let out any moans!!

No... why... how come all the gupplas have roots then!
Jabh 1 maango and Banks gave 10!!

Nirav..Choksi... Mallya ....when did their gupplas start!!
Is it during UPA Scamsters got to practice their art!!

Modi comes on the scene!!
And to Scamsters Government turns mean!

Despite all this Rajan regularly gyaan detha rehtha hai!!
Kaash woh sabh karta joh abh woh kehtha hai!!

Congress wants this Government takes on Cheen!!
Prior to Xi's visit creates a scene!!

So that Xi decides to meet China's old Ally !!!
And to meet Sonia to Delhi Xi opts to fly!!

Kashmir is not Hong Kong!!
So any comparisions are wrong!!

Aksai Chin... Nehru is to blame!!
So Nehru lets loose and Modi should tame!!

Congress Delegation meeting UK Labour's Boss!
Line of idiocy Congress chose to cross!!

Or is it their way of saying... we prefer The Raaj!!
Sachchi Congis ko nahi aathi hai laaj!!

Confucius says... Congress is beyond repair!
And for new India impossible to bear!!

Adds...Only now how will it go!
Break up....implode ... or by winds of change away it'll blow!

Disclaimer:  Satire . Not meant to influence, inform, insult or cast any aspersions. Purely for Entertainment purposes only. With inputs from MSM, SM and Blogs

VJS

OUR SURVEY- Is raising retirement age a good idea ?

“Raise in retirement age will lead to unemployment with the result that the youth will become defunct over a period of time We could generate enormous opportunity from the youth of our country”.

The above are the views of the majority surfers who were responding to our question “Whether raising the retirement age was a good idea ?”

Amidst rumours that the Government of India is all set to increase the  age  of  retirement from the present 60 years to 62 years, Whispersinthecorriodors.com has asked it’s’ surfers, “While many say that it is a good idea, others are of the view that it will not be good for the jobless youth ? What do you think ? Is raising the retirement age a good idea ?”

And the first response was that raising the retirement age retirement age will lead to unemployment. “What is the need to raise retirement age. See the unemployment in the country ? India is a country where the majority of the population is youth. To make a best utilization of available resources, the retirement should get down to 55”, said a surfer.

Some of the surfers, however, welcomed raising the retirement age of govt. employees.  “It will give lot of benefits to the Govt., the country and to the employees.  The Govt. will continue to have the advantage of mature advice and immense experience of long time service of its employees.  Retirement age should be raised because of experience and quality of health has improved. They can render better service than freshers and it shall improve management of budget deficit of GoI”, they opined.

For details click on the link below

https://whispersinthecorridors.com/pdf/opinion.pdf