V2.0 A new age for India



At IITB we get to meet and be supervised by a lot of government officials...it was a bright sunny day on commencement and graduation that we had the better luck of having the PM visit for the function...we observed that they rushed through the various exhibits in zip time and left for their next appointment...while on campus he tried to understand every single topic shown to him with interest...of course a lot was dependent on the people doing the explaining...as the highest government official in this country i think it is base line irritating when people dig into him and call him names...folks dont understand that the very nature of a leader is the virtue of his advisers and his team...without them no leader can function and no government can survive the rigors of day to day work with such a huge populace...his stint as CM three times has shown that the transformation of Gujrat is miraculous and we wish that the same would happen to every corner of India...I dont know much behind the origins of the name calling...but if this guy is bringing a positive change to so many sectors i think it was more than fair to give him a chance...so be it chaiwala...be it chowkidar...or any other so called names you can call him...this guy is our PM...and will be our PM for another five years...my best wishes to him and his team...kabhi jaroorat pade to yaad kar lena, hum deewane hai taare zameen par :)

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