Friday, May 11, 2012

Sonia Gandhi - the people’s leader, perfect human being


Sonia Gandhi played a phenomenal role as the Chairman of the National Advisory Council, which was instrumental for the Right to Information and the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act which were the most acclaimed policies of the UPA 1 which had a great influence in UPA’s victory in the 2009 parliament elections. She was the chief advocate for the Right to Education Bill and now UPA is ready with the food Security bill, the brain child of Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi - perfect politician, wonderful leader


Since 1998, Sonia Gandhi has been the Congress President. Sonia Gandhi’s highly interactive style of functioning might evoked mixed responses even from within the party, yet Sonia Gandhi prefers to walk through a path created by her. She had personally experienced the life and style of great political stalwarts like Indira Gandhi, with whom she had a special relationship, and husband Rajiv Gandhi, who had placed India to the list of fast growing nations. The nation saw an efficient leader of opposition in Sonia Gandhi when NDA was in power.

Thursday, May 10, 2012

Rahul Gandhi in Arunachal Pradesh strikes chord with the people


My family has a long and strong relationship with Arunachal Pradesh, said Rahul Gandhi – the Congress General Secretary – while addressing a public function during his visit to Arunachal Pradesh. Rahul Gandhi also recalled that former Prime Ministers Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi had visited the state on many occasions. “I could not visit this state till now, but now I will ensure that I come here frequently,” assured Rahul Gandhi. “I am a Member of Parliament from Uttar Pradesh, but I will fight for you also in the Parliament being your brother” said Rahul Gandhi and the crowd acknowledged it with cheers.

Sonia Gandhi: People of Karnataka want a change, they have faith in Congress


Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi attended a Congress delegates meeting in Tumkur, Karnataka and urged the Congress workers to prepare themselves for the coming assembly polls in the state. She was on a two-day visit to the state. Sonia Gandhi also had visited the drought-hit areas in the state and also had offered all possible help to the people in the affected areas.
While addressing the Congress workers Sonia Gandhi said “The people of Karnataka want a change, they want a change from the corruption of the BJP, they want a change from the divisive communal policies of the BJP”.
The Congress President then referred to the recent victory of the Congress in the parliament ny-poll in the state and said “Our (Congress’s) recent victory in the Udupi-Chikmagalur Lok Sabha by-election reflects this desire for change. I congratulate Jayaprakash Hegde ji, the party workers and our senior colleagues. I thank the voters who have reposed their confidence in our Party”.
Exudingt confidence among the Congress cadres, Sonia Gandhi continued “What this victory shows is that when we have the right candidate and when our entire party organisation works together, no one can defeat us. Indira Gandhi’s victory in Chikmagalur heralded the revival of the Congress in 1978”
The Congress President also said that she is confident that this recent victory too heralds the revival of the Congress in Karnataka.


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Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Sonia Gandhi – an able and matured leader


Since 1998, Sonia Gandhi has been the Congress President. The Congress had witnessed many ups and downs during her tenure and at present also the party is passing through a testing phase. Congress today is handling many issues like presidential elections, setback in the recent assembly elections, passage of Lokpal and Food Security Bills. Sonia Gandhi, being the leader of the Congress party, is managing the affairs in a quite commendable manner without making any noises or public outbursts.

Rahul Gandhi: Congress goes to people, and just implements ideas gathered from them


Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi said that Congress implements the ideas gathered from the common people. “It is the people who give us concepts, we go to the people to know it, said Rahul Gandhi while addressing a big public rally as part of his Congress campaign in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
To substantiate his argument, Rahul Gandhi said, “There is a Congress led Government at the Centre. In 2004, after forming the government at the centre, we (Congress) came to you and enquired about your difficulties, you told us that there is scarcity of jobs in the villages. That is why Congress implemented the Mahatma Gandhi NREGA scheme. This policy ensures hundred days of job every year to the poor at a daily wage of Rs. 120,” informed Rahul Gandhi.
The Congress General Secretary then continued informing the people regarding the loan waiving off scheme for the farmers and said “We realize the strength of the farmers as well as their pain. We are aware of their hard work. That is why we went to them. They informed us that the doors of the banks are closed for them and also that they carry the burden of heavy loans”.”We therefore approved a relief package worth Rs. 60000 crore for them and opened the doors of the banks for the farmers,” Rahul Gandhi added.
The Congress leader then told the people regarding the proposed Food Security Bill. “Now we are ready with the right to food legislation. We want to ensure that no one in our country live in hunger. By this proposed bill every poor family is assured with 35kg of food grain,” informed Rahul Gandhi.
“It is the people who give us ideas, we (Congress) just implement it” claimed Rahul Gandhi. “From 2004, I have been visiting various villages, meeting the people, sharing their meals and drinking water from them. I go to the people to realise the strength of the people. Only the people in the villages can bring in changes,” emphasised Rahul Gandhi and the crowd acknowledged it with cheers.



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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Rahul Gandhi meets PM, seeks relief measure for drought-hit areas in Maharashtra


Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is clearly a leader who delivers. He had visited the drought-hit areas in Maharashtra recently. After the visit he led a delegation to the Prime Minister seeking relief measures for the affected region. It is a known fact that Rahul Gandhi regularly intervenes in the issues of the people, wherever it is. That is what we saw in Bundelkhand, Tappal and Bhatta-Parsaul. It was because of his intervention, the Central government approved a relief package for Bunkars and for the drought-hit Bundelkhand region.