The International council of UN has announced that , Gujarat government is the second best state government in the world.

Before 10 year they had 50,000 crores loan in world bank. But today they have deposited 1 lakh crore in world bank.

In gujarat:
NO BAR
NO POWER CUT
15 % of WHOLE INDIA EXPORT is FROM Gujarat

Our special hearty congratulations and thanks to Mr.Narendra Modi.


This man is showing the Indian rotten politicians(Be it from any party, incl BJP),
DEVELOPMENT, GROWTH, and GENUINE works speaks for itself............. therby creating a VOTE BANK in its own right , needs no dirty tricks (especially those , that has been inherited from late Indira Gandhi, and adopted by all others subsequently)

It is indeed the right time for INDIA to use the foresight of this man before he is the victim of the dirty politicians.

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Whenever you experience joy, peace, security, equanimity or purity, it is only because you are aligned with ALMIGHTY.

No. I will not belive this.
India is a poor country with very few good natural resources (like petroleum,Diamonds, Gold etc... We do have a lot of coal though).
This looks like anadvertsing probaganda similar to the one million jobs will be created in Canada by 2003 crap.

Do you have any govt. link which says that (even the UNlink). What is yoru source.

When TN is reeling under 8.5 hours power cut how can Gujarat have Zero % power cut?

Please do not fool Canadian Desi's.tell the true situation about India and make as many people leave India for Canada.

15 % export may be true but then you have to realise that India may have only around 33 states or so (Goa,AP, Mizoram incl. which may have zero export). I agree that Gujarat is a highly industralized state but that is only with respect to India, which is a very poor country with huge population.

Sorry that I am harsh, but truth has to be told. On top of this, ordinary citizens of Gujarat have no access to alchohol and very limited access to meat (esp. beef).

Peace

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Hi TK,
Although you are better placed in India, to provide us authenticated info, I have tried to post what I read, and what I believed to be true, no legal claims on this, I have some links below for you to see if it helps you change your views, discretion is yours

http://www.inclusion.in/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=467

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-06-01/chennai/29607978_1_tneb-tamil-nadu-electricity-board-power-situation

http://www.indianjournals.com/ijor.aspx?target=ijor src="images/openbb/smiley/wave.gif" border="0" alt=":w" />ei&volume=67&issue=3&article=015

Access to this(www.indianjournals.com) site is for subscribers, I have not subscribed to this site, I do not need to, I have enough common sense to judge for myself what to believe and what not to, you may not agree with the views in my post above, fine with me, I cannot force you to do so, I posted it here because I was impressed by this, and I expressed my happiness on the forum by sharing it with my felow CD members.

I think GG shouls make it mandatory for all to insert a legal disclaimer at the end of every posts a member make,

We all are trying to be together , on this platform sharing what we feel may be useful, worth knowing for our CD friends, I do not think it is the intention of any CD member to misguide any one knowingly.

Hope I have cleared my intentions.

Thanks peacock1 for information...

ofcourse there is no doubt that Mr. Modi is the best......compare to other Indian politicians..

For TK,

Stop poking and criticizing Gujarat and Gujaraties please.

Hip....Hip....Hurrey.......jai Jai Garvi Gujarat.....

but out of all that, i can definitely say that alcohol is available in plenty

Just for the information to Peacock and RBO that Gujarat in India has its own share of problems and that it is not as lucrative as they lead us to belive, I am giving some data of Gujarat below. Also Gujju's donot know english ( my personal experience)and hence it is really very hard for that state to ever become a IT or a manufacturing hub leader. people should think twice about relocating to India / Gujarat due to the following reasons :

1. http://www.indianexpress.com/news/unemployment-continues-its-upward-spiral-in/757703/

(The alarming thing is the high number of educated unemployed. Between January 2010 and November, 2,75,483 educated people registered themselves as unemployed while there were 69,393 registered uneducated unemployed. )

2. http://www.rediff.com/news/slide-show/slide-show-1-cag-slams-modi-govt-for-huge-financial-irregularities/20120330.htm

(The Narendra Modi government in Gujarat came under the scanner of the Comptroller and Auditor General, which slammed it while detecting massive financial irregularities crossing over Rs 16,706.99 crore (Rs 167.07 billion) in its latest report which the Modi administration deliberately tried to dodge and ultimately tabled it on Friday in the House -- the last day of the assembly session.)

3. http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/poor-planning-may-leave-state-high-and-dry-by-2015/911412/

(Gujarat, which traditionally has less per capita water availability than the national average, may face chronic water shortage in the coming years as per the state government’s own projection. And this may badly affect the state’s overall social and economic development.)

Peace

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Can anyone provide numbers of Nitish's government in Bihar? I have rarely seen any. There is no doubt the rule in Bihar is now much much better that what it was under Lalu-Rabri, but where are the development numbers?

Also the comparison is not apples to apples. If there is a students getting 90% of the marks, and there is a student getting 30% of the marks, and if their marks are improved to say 99% and 35% respectively, in terms of growth rate they would be translated as 10% and 15%. On paper 15% would look better, but in reality that student has no comparison with the one getting 99% of the marks.

For larger economics it is very difficult to achieve excellent growth rate, look at all the developed countires. Considering that Gujarat, already an industrilized state, can still achieve double digit growth rate is amazing.

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