Modi in Canada - the media is preparing for the mood
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Posted on: 14-04-15 18:11:53
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With space cooperation, nuclear power and defence hardware on his mind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has rejigged his week-long Europe-Canada tour next month to make Paris the first stop on April 10, followed by Bonn and finally Toronto.
South Block sources said Modi will visit France on April 10-11 after which he will attend the inauguration of the Hannover Fair in Germany where India is a partner.
The PM will then proceed to Canada where the highlight will be a public meeting at Toronto that will be attended by a large number by NRIs.
While India and France signed a civilian nuclear agreement in 2008 with Areva selling 300 tons of nuclear fuel to Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), the possibility of a commercial agreement on supply of European pressurised reactors (EPR) for proposed 9,900-MW Jaitapur plant depends largely on economic and technical viability. After India reached closure with the US on nuclear liability issues, forward movement on purchase of six reactors with fuel from France will pivot on commercial negotiations between Areva and NPCIL.
“The supply of EPRs will be on top of PM Modi’s agenda but much depends on the closure of commercial negotiations between the two companies,” said an Indian diplomat..
From. http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/modi-rejigs-europe-canada-itinerary-to-put-paris-first/article1-1322788.aspx
We suckers always fall for the Gandhi Topi. But surely it is good to see him personally from a distance of ONE Km. Then return back and say I was there too. He is here on a business mission and hope India will get what he wants to take back home with., which is "Uranium". India will generate more Nuclear Power to keep them all happy. They will celebrate Diwali every day after that. No more Baked earth DIYA's.!!
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Nuclear-to-form-a-big-part-of-Modis-visits/articleshow/46859123.cms?
What keeps India on the right track. Sanskrit of course!
http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/news/india-s-secularism-cannot-be-shaken-due-to-sanskrit-says-pm-narendra-modi-in-berlin/363527
For the VIDEO watchers. All the news you can handle.
http://www.ndtv.com/topic/pm-modi/news/page-2
NJOY.
FH.
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Originally posted by febpreet:
Alright, he has a development agenda, but also a blotted past. What's wrong with admitting it? Courts did acquit him, but pardon my comparison, as have lots of other criminals without the valid evidences, case in point Sajjan Kumar and Tytler (1984). Courts simply work on evidence and proof, and everyone knows how easy is it to botch up the case in favor or against the accuse, especially if you're powerful in India with deep pockets. You must all know how inefficient Indian justice system is.
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Current PM Modi was NOT powerful in India between 2002 to 2013. On the contrary powerful people in power and press hounded him ever since the riots backlash occurred in 2002, until 2014.
About riots, religious polarization is acute in India and go back to history for the reasons and also for the number of religious-reasons-riots in India during the past 100 years or so.
Bala
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Originally posted by febpreet:
Alright, he has a development agenda, but also a blotted past. What's wrong with admitting it? Courts did acquit him, but pardon my comparison, as have lots of other criminals without the valid evidences, case in point Sajjan Kumar and Tytler (1984). Courts simply work on evidence and proof, and everyone knows how easy is it to botch up the case in favor or against the accuse, especially if you're powerful in India with deep pockets. You must all know how inefficient Indian justice system is.
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Current PM Modi was NOT powerful in India between 2002 to 2013. On the contrary powerful people in power and press hounded him ever since the riots backlash occurred in 2002, until 2014.
He had been the CM of the State thrice. If you think he was not mighty and powerful during his reign, then you are indeed living in a fool's paradise.
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About riots, religious polarization is acute in India and go back to history for the reasons and also for the number of religious-reasons-riots in India during the past 100 years or so.
Bala
True! But, as a CM of the State he could've ensured the safe return of displaced victims (Hindus and Muslims, as a whole) to their respective homes. Please enlighten me if you have ever heard about the rehabilitation. On the contrary, the efforts were made by VHP in Gujarat to even oust well-settled Muslims of their own homes. The story made the rounds last year and a few days ago as well, after the 'not so powerful' became the PM of India:
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/vhp-rss-force-muslim-to-sell-home-in-hindu-locality/
In today's Toronto newspaper, there is an article by a Modi-baiter, Dionne Bunsha.
She blames Mr. Modi and his party on the nun rape incident. I have given my comment in the feedback section. Please email Ms. Bunshi directly at her email: "dionne11.AT.gmail.com"
http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2015/04/14/does-narendra-modi-deserve-a-warm-welcome-in-canada.html
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In today's Toronto newspaper, there is an article by a Modi-baiter, Dionne Bunsha.
She blames Mr. Modi and his party on the nun rape incident. I have given my comment in the feedback section. Please email Ms. Bunshi directly at her email: "dionne11.AT.gmail.com"
http://www.thestar.com/opinion/commentary/2015/04/14/does-narendra-modi-deserve-a-warm-welcome-in-canada.html
I'd actually suggest taking a different approach. Don't popularize this lame article. Ignore it completely, that's what I'll do. While you're at it, ignore this tabloid called the "Toronto star" altogether. There are much better sources for news - they're basically using Modi to allow the spewing of an anti-Harper agenda, this is what this article is about.
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Hope both countries benefit from these agreements. See the link above from the latest press conference.
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http://www.cbc.ca/player/News/World/ID/2664212913/
Hope both countries benefit from these agreements. See the link above from the latest press conference.
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