President Pranab Mukherjee address
Stagnant minds create immobile systems which become roadblocks to growth.
India demands creative thinking in governance that enables fast-track development and ensures social harmony.
The nation has to be placed above partisan impulses.
The people come first.
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BJP, RSS and others are next
Stagnant minds - right on target; direct reference to the RSS Chief, Mohan Bhagwat.
President Barack Obama has the constitutional stability; even then, the US President couldn't take any bold decisions.
This is a very bold move; Indian constitution doesn't provide the stability; still, Narendra Modi is not yielding to any pressure from Mohan Bhagwat.
Jayalalitha supports Narendra Modi.
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Economy is the material part of development. Education is the essential part of it.A sound education system is the bedrock of an enlightened society. It is the bounden duty of our educational institutions to provide quality education and inculcate the core civilizational values of love for motherland; compassion for all; tolerance for pluralism; respect for women; performance of duty; honesty in life; self-restraint in conduct, responsibility in action and discipline in young minds. By the end of the Twelfth Five Year Plan, we would have achieved a literacy rate of eighty per cent. But would we be able to say that we have provided quality education and skills to our children to be good citizens and successful professionals?
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We need to get rid of symbols in the Electronic Voting Machine.
In this era of Facebook & Twitter, do we still need symbols.
At least in Delhi, the Electronic Voting Machine should have the name of the candidate; not the symbol.
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It calls for ethical and responsible behaviour from the media.
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Though an ancient civilization, India is a modern nation with modern dreams.
Intolerance and violence is a betrayal of the letter and spirit of democracy.
Those who believe in the poison drip of inflammatory provocation do not understand India's values or even its present political impulses.
Indians know that progress, economic or social, is difficult without peace.
This may be the appropriate moment to recall the great Shivaji's letter to Aurangzeb when the latter imposed jizya. Shivaji told the emperor that Shah Jehan, Jehangir and Akbar could also have levied this tax "but they did not give place to bigotry in their hearts, as they considered all men, high and low, created by God to be examples of the nature of diverse creeds and temperaments". This 17th century epistle of Shivaji carries a message, which is universal. It must become a living testament that guides our behaviour today.
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The word, "Indians," not "Hindus,"
We, the people of India, thank both BJP and RSS to give their son, Narendra Modi for the service to the nation.
King Asoka underwent a radical transformation after Kalinga war.
It is obvious; Narendra Modi did undergo radical transformation; not sure when; perhaps after that Gujarat riots. Nothing comes from nothing.
So, it is time; they need to understand the fact.
Narendra Modi no longer belongs to RSS; not even to BJP.
Right now, Narendra Modi belongs to India.
But he is working towards; Narendra Modi belongs to planet earth.
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The RSS Chief, Mohan Bhagwat has an edge over Narendra Modi.
Indian Constitution is all about numbers.
Mohan Bhagwat could count MPs in favor of RSS.
RSS could make Subramaniam Swamy as the Prime Minister of India.
Let Thamilan be the Prime Minister of India.
Even people of Tamilnadu would not agree to it.
Mahinda Rajapakse may welcome this change.
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Don't worry. Amma would save Narendra Modi; Amma would save India.
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