A Comment on a news report terming Tamils as sycophants who grab freebies, but vote out incumbents

My Comment on an article "Tamils always lap up freebies and vote incumbents out. Here's how Jaya bucked the trend" published in the economictimes.com Dated 21/05/2016 at 4:30 pm.


"I do not agree with the author's remark that Tamils are sycophants. 

It is not sycophancy, they are, rather,true ideal worshippers of their leaders who are honest in their intentions to provide the poor common man at least some basic necessities that are essential for their living. 

Their leaders are much sensible and generous in caring for their general public. So, the public also tries to treat them with some love and devotion." 

A Comment on Rupee's value post May 16 verdict

My Comment on an article "Like in 2009, will rupee shoot up 300 paise post May 16 verdict?" published in the Economic Times Dated 07/05/2014 at 10:20 pm.


"We should not see the results based at a particular event happening. 

Real value is determined by taking the average during a certain period of time say 3 months or 6 months. The average can be considered to be the real picture of the rupee. 

So need not be happy or sad by noticing a jump or slump in values."

A Comment on Issuing election tickets to party workers

My Comment on an article "Narendra Modi hosts a dinner for party MPs" published in the Economic Times Dated 12/02/2014 at 1 pm.


"Let us hope something wonderful takes place and we get a good government this time. 

The tickets should be given to honest and clean chit persons so that administration is done under good vigilance."

A Comment on BJP slogan "One Vote, One Note"

	Your comment on the article ''BJP coins new slogan: One vote, one note'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com Dated 25/12/2013 at 4:35 pm.
	''What is the need for collecting so much money. Ten crore people contributing ten rupees each will be Rs.100 crore. What will they do with that money? Making payments to party workers or spending on erecting pandals and election expenses and tour expenses,etc. Does it work out to this much amount?''
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A Comment on Impact of Elections on People

My comment on an article published in Economic Times "Elections 2014: Realty sector struggles with labour shortage" Dated 14/12/2013 at 11:15 am.

"General elections create many problems. This one is not so much important as compared to the many other serious problems posed by our people during election periods and aftermath. 

Many projects get lingered and daily wagers do not find enough work to earn their living. 

All government departments focus their attention on elections and other works get postponed. 

After elections are over, the inflation flares up and all commodities go out of reach of common man. It may take much time to recover from the huge burden of elections."

A Comment on How elections impact Stock Markets

Your comment on the article ''How elections will impact stock market? Here's what experts say'' is now displayed on economictimes.com Dated 15/10/2013 at 3:10 pm.

''It is not a question of congress led UPA or BJP led NDA which will affect the stock market. 

Even Though Modi wave may temporarily boost stock market for some days, it is the economic policy which is the main factor affecting stock market. 

A good policy with better reforms and plannings will lead to boost the markets irrespective of whichever political party it may be at the helm.''

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A Comment on Supreme Court's judgement debarring tarnished politicians from contesting elections

	Your comment on the article ''Politicians vs judiciary: All parties express concern over recent Supreme Court judgements'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com dated 01/08/2013 at 10:10 pm.
	''The Supreme Court deserves appreciation in this issue. Tarnished and convicted politicians should not be allowed to contest elections say at least for 10 years. During this ten years, they should prove that they have reformed and done something good to qualify for contesting again.''
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A Comment on Pre-Election Promises Made By Political Parties.

	Your comment on the article ''Focus on housing, jobs in BJP's Gujarat manifesto'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com dated 04/12/2012 at 3:30 pm My Comment:
	''These type of pre- election manifestos for alluring voters to get votes is not a good practice. If a political party wants to do some thing, let it first contest elections based on their own images of the contestants with out offering these kind of promises. When it comes to power, then it should review the position taking into consideration the pros and cons of each scheme it wants to implement. They should not simply promise, that they do this and that. They should review the economic conditions of the country, the budget and the availability of funds and the feasibility, etc. before adopting schemes.''
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