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Who will win the Prime Ministerial Loksabha election poll 2014 in India?

Who will win the Prime ministerial Loksabha election poll 2014 in India? Let us analyze the chances of winning for all major political parties one by one as follows.

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US Election Overview: What does Obama's win mean to the world?

This short essay is dedicated to the first citizen of the USA, Mr. Barack Obama. A Hawaiian, born on 4th' August, 1961, he is already 51. He is married to Mrs. Michelle Obama, who continues to be the first lady of the USA after his husband's triumphant win in the recently concluded US elections against Romney. The purpose of this writing is to pen out some peculiar points as to the real implications of Barack Obama's win in the American residential Election for the second time. Let us discuss how well can this win be meaningful to whom in which prospect.


The people of the USA have felt that Obama has experienced the tricky economic slow down during his previous tenure as the President. Mr. Obama has himself expressed in his speech:-

Quote "America would not have been America had we thought what could be done for us, but this is because we thought what we could do together with." Unquote

So, let us talk over this point of Obama about how much this second win is going to yield good for the people of America.

Obama and India

In his last tenure, Obama did his best to remove terrorism, militarism and tried his best level to strengthen the relationship and mutual cooperation between the two nations with different cultures. The American businessmen had gone on to make successful business relationships and it was Mr. Obama's brilliant administrative period during which the retail investment, defense and insurance rules were simplified

All other factors like the supply of crude oil from Iran has more or less been in India's favor but the raising visa fee issue has been a prolonged issue. But there seems not too much change in the immigration rules and laws which is connected with the American politics.

Obama and the rest of the world

(1)The European subcontinent would have got a big relief after Obama's second win.

(2)In the Asian subcontinent, countries like China which has had some bitter issues with Obama, may not cheering up that much.

(3) The situations in Afganistan will again go under Obama's policy, I am pretty sure.

(4) Iran is rejoicing the win of Obama and I am sure it will reopen its nuclear program issue.

(5) Pakistan is lamenting heavily and silently after Obama's second stint as the President of a Republic. The relationship between the two countries have become futile since Osama Bin laden's planned death. Again the NATO attacks on the Pakistan boarders have refreshed the rivalry.

(6) Obama has some obligations left to fulfill for the South Americans because he couldn't do much for them in his first tenure. So, it would be good turn out to watch as to how good things happen with the South Americans.

(7) Africa (especially Ghana) was given emphasis by Obama in his last tenure on improving trade. But repeated terror attacks is one issue which has to be sorted out.

Obama and the USA

The American economy had definitely witnessed a slow down during his last tenure but he has certainly managed to pull it off to fight back to the original vigor. let us hope he makes it all better from now. Some other issues like health should see new heights in this new Obama season.

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Can FDI benefit the farmers better than rain?

What is actually beneficial for the farmers? Rain or FDI? The UPA government has retained its permission to FDI which has caused a bothering concern for the multi-brand retailers as well as  the common farmers who produce the retailing goods by their hard labor in day to day life. Is this decision to allow FDI in retail right or wrong? Below is review article on this matter to determine the factor that holds better perspective.

 Very recently, the honorable Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh arranged a mega rally at Ramlila Maidan, New Delhi where thousands of farmers from various corners of India were invited and gathered to understand the benefits of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Since the opposition parties of the UPA government are making allegations frequently that FDI will not benefit the farmers and retailers, the congress led UPA decided to contact these persons in direct to know their views.

Rain is needed more, not FDI

Out of many farmers present, a 43 yrs. Old farmer Harjari Ram was asked by the prime minister to know his views regarding FDI. Since he was an innocent and less educated person, he simply said that he did not know anything about FDI. He was also not sure of how far could the FDI help the farmers. But he could state with firm conviction that rain is always far better than any FDI. Because rain produces grains, cereals which FDI can’t do. As per his view, FDI can only benefit the leaders of the nation directly.

FDI is useful, but not guaranteed for farmers

Here I mean to say that the purpose of FDI is to strengthen the financial stability. But money will not produce grains. It is the supply of water, fertilizers and seeds that produces the basic needs of life like food, clothing etc. Monetary strength becomes secondary when it comes to producing goods for life. No-one will eat money, but then again FDI cannot also be fully rejected. The fact it is of lesser value to the farmers.

Allowance of FDI by the government is right or wrong?

The UPA government allowed 51% Foreign Direct Investment in the multi-brand retail market in September 2012. Is this decision right or wrong? No, personally I don’t feel it is wrong because of the present critical situation of the Indian economy. India will have to take help from the developed nations if it is to recover its financial vigor again. But there should be exclusive benefits for the farmers first from the FDI profits. Because farmers are the persons who will create the goods for foreign purchase and thereby be the backbone of FDI success of India.

Will Rahul Gandhi make a good Prime Minister of India?

The UPA Government has experienced higher proportion of bitterness recently due to the withdrawal of support its coalition parties like the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Further, some aching issues like the petrol, diesel and LPG gas price hikes and FDI have led the public to raise their eyebrows. So, it definitely seems a critical period for the UPA to resolve the issues.

The honorable Prime minister of India, Mr. Manmohan Singh, recently reshuffled the cabinet to strengthen the allies of UPA as well as to ensure betterment of the Indian economy. The reshuffle has also planned well to make due preparation for the 2014 election poll. UPA is eyeing at Rahul Gandhi, to take over the reigns after Mr. Manmohan Singh and lead the nation to success as the tradition of all Gandhis has been so in the past.

The question here is will Mr. Rahul Gandhi make a good Prime minister for India? Although I don't feel very sure, but still I feel this young man has tremendous leadership attitude in himself. More or less he has that Gandhian blood flowing in his body. He has proved himself very much. So, if we at all desire to lift the nation to new heights, the young bloods like Rahul Gandhi should be allowed to lead India ahead.

On the other hand, people of India have been very aware and smart after the gas, diesel and petrol hikes. They also questioned the government's allowance of FDI in multi-brand retail markets. The next question arise here, are the people wrong or the government did every thing right? Well, people have independent voting rights to vote on but still I feel the UPA Government has the vigor to withstand any kind of dilemma or issue which it has proved a number of times and this is the reason I feel Mr. Rahul Gandhi should get a chance.