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VOTE LINK---- http://poy.time.com/2013/ 11/25/ vote-now-who-should-be-time s-person-of-the-year/ slide/narendra-modi/   ********************************* Said by  Yatinder Aggarwal   Apne supporters ko activate karo bhai varna mauka haath se nikla ja raha hei Congress topurikoshish karegi hi kyon ki unke kisi aadmi ka naam hei hi nahi. ***********************

CLSA highlighted a wave in favour of Narendra Modi as one of the probable reasons for BJP winning 202 seats in the 2014 election. Photo: Mint New Delhi:  Opinion polls may be unreliable, but the markets favour the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over the Congress party-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government to win next year’s general elections, Hong Kong-based securities house CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets said on Monday. “It is clear that the market favours one outcome over another. It is their right to do that,”  Christopher Wood , equity strategist at CLSA, told reporters at the CLSA India Forum in New Delhi. The brokerage, in a presentation, also projected the state-wise performance of BJP and the probable reasons for it securing 202 seats in the 2014 election: a wave in favour of the party’s prime ministerial candidate  Narendra Modi ; the appeal of Modi to urban voters; anti-incumbency; polarization; and the strong performance of BJP state government

Gandhinagar, Tuesday:  A high-level business delegation from Italy led by their Ambassador to India Mr. Daniele Mancini on a visit to Gujarat paid a courtesy call on Chief Minister Narendra Modi here today and held detailed discussion to explore areas of mutual co-operation. Impressed by vibrant Gujarat, Mr. Mancini evinced keen interest to partner Gujarat’s growth story. Top executives of Italian companies offered assistance in green technology in construction sector and infrastructure, logistic, ceramic, small city concept in industrial clusters, agro business and technology support in university-knowledge partnership. Gujarat’s Additional Chief Secretary for Industries Maheshwar Sahu and Chief Minister’s Additional Principal Secretary were also present during the meeting.

Just a month after investment bank Goldman Sachs upgraded Indian equity markets on hopes of a Narendra Modi-led BJP forming the next government, leading foreign brokerages CLSA and Credit Suisse too see prospects of significant gains in the market the run-up to the general elections early next year. The assumption is that the new government will act in a decisive manner and introduce bold new reforms. AFP For instance on November 10 Christopher Woods, chief equity analyst at CLSA Asia-Pacific markets said, “The forthcoming Indian elections is going to be the most important political event for investors in Asia next year. The perception of investors is that the investment cycle in India is partly driven by government policies and changes.” The brokerage has added one more percentage point to the small India overweight in the Asia Pacific ex-Japan relative-return portfolio primarily  because of the potential catalyst provided by the forthcoming state elections. “It certainly makes sens

Swami Vivekanand Rojgar Bharti Mela focuses at engaging the youth in the development process A total of 1,03,810 candidates given job offers in the fourth phase Shri Narendra Modi’s dream of empowering the youth is innovative and inspiring Gujarat sets a new trend in creating a huge pool of skilled manpower Empowering the youth through employment is what the ongoing Swami Vivekanand Rojgar Bharti Mela aims at, which reinforces Shri Narendra Modi’s vision of empowering the youth by engaging them in employment, and thereby involving and designating them the central role in the nation’s development process.  In its fourth phase, the job fair offered work opportunities to a total of 1,03,810 candidates, followed with the first round of distribution of job letters in the districts of Gandhinagar, Mehsana, Banaskantha, Patan and Bhuj. The program, conducted on November 25, witnessed the presence of Honourable Ministers, and had nearly 1000+ employe

The winter of 2013 is going to be colder for the Congress. The India Today Group-ORG opinion poll in four states going in for the December verdict predicts a resurgent Bharatiya Janata Party taking all. The survey conducted in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Delhi (Mizoram, which also goes to vote, has not been covered in this survey) shows that the BJP is reaping the dividends of better investment in leadership. (Article continues below) ( L) Chhattisgarh's Raman Singh, Rajasthan's Vasundhara Raje, Madhya Pradesh's Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Delhi's Dr Harsh Vardhan The last few years have been hard for India with the growth rate slipping along with the currency looking to be in freefall and inflation climbing through the roof. A series of scams involving vulgar amounts of money left us stunned. The taint went deeper than imagined. It hit at the very confidence which added steel to the frame of bureaucracy, forcing India into a shell of policy p

Must Share & Think : Imagine that  #HunkaarRally  was addressed by Rahul or Nitish in Gujrat and India/Gujarat is ruled by BJP.

PATNA: One more bomb was found at Patna's Gandhi Maidan on Tuesday. The bomb was disposed off by a bomb disposal squad. Earlier,  Mohammad Imtiaz Ansari , one of the two terror suspects arrested in connection with serial blasts in Patna, was sent to judicial custody by a court here, a police official said on Tuesday. Imtiaz, a resident of Ranchi, was arrested from  Patna  railway junction after a bomb exploded on platform number 10 Sunday morning, ahead of  Bharatiya Janata Party  (  BJP ) prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's rally here. A court of the railway magistrate here sent Imtiaz to seven days judicial custody. "He was produced before the court of railway magistrate here late Monday night and sent to high security Beur jail under judicial custody," said superintendent of railway police Upendra Kumar Singh. Patna senior superintendent of police Manu Maharaj said two separate FIRs have been lodged with the government railway police and Gandhi Maida