Party Breaker!

1. When Advani first got associated with politics, Modi wasn't even born.

2. When Keshubhai Patel joined RSS as Pracharak, Modi was due to be born after 5 years.

3. While Jaswant Singh was entering the Rajysabha as an MP, Modi had already left his wife, mother and brother.

The reason for enlisting these details is to show you how a mean, politically-motivated person is busy destroying his own party. A party that gave him the position he holds right now, the recognition he is getting right now and the dream he is seeing right now.

             As per my knowledge, it all started with Sanjay Joshi, Modi's counterpart who, according to some, was a much better organizer & was rising rapidly. After Keshubhai's failure, Modi was instigated as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Maybe this was the opportunity that he was looking to do what he always wanted to. After 3 years of work, Modi was finally able to release a CD of sex scandal featuring Joshi. Ofcourse, it came out that this CD was eventually a fake one. Everyone now knows who was behind it.

         Then it was Haren Pandya, ex-Home Minister of Gujarat, who refused to give Modi his seat. He went for a morning walk but never returned alive. He was shot coldly, point blank. Modi has claimed to have such an amazing police machinery which could track and finish "terrorists" coming to kill him. But it has been 9 years now but the killer of Pandya hasn't been identified.

        Then came Keshubhai, Modi's mentor. He was totally sidelined in his own party under the orders from Modi. Humiliation followed and finally Keshubhai had to leave the party. Same happened with the Bhishmpimah of BJP, LK Advani. Though he hasn't left the party yet he gave resignation a couple of times because of Modi. From LS seat to making decisions, Advani had to face internal politics. If you are aware of the current happenings in politics, you must be aware what happened to Advani loyalists like Harin Pathak and Jaswant Singh.

         Point here is this man, Modi, has uprooted the values of his own party. He used people, he shifted people with his anarchist attitude and ofcourse dumped his voters with false promises. And now he is dreaming about leading the nation. Now you think about it...

Gujarat ranks ninth in economic growth rate

Gross domestic product in billion US dollars

          A top financial consulting firm, Unidow Finances Intelligence Services, has, in its recent analysis, ranked Gujarat No 9th in the percentage of growth in gross state domestic (GSDP). While Gujarat’s growth at current prices in 2012 for which he made public data was 15.33 per cent, the states which performed better that Gujarat were Maharashtra (16.86 per cent), Rajasthan (21.91 per cent), Kerala (16.97 per cent), Haryana (16.06 per cent), Madhya Pradesh (19.02 per cent), Bihar (24.40 per cent), Chhattisagarh (18.26 per cent), and Jammu & Kashmir (15.80 per cent).

The top consultants has also found that Maharashtra contributes most in the gross domestic product (GDP) of India, with 14.95 per cent, followed by Uttar Pradesh (8.23 per cent), Andhra Pradesh (8.09 per cent), Tamil Nadu (7.65 per cent), West Bengal (6.48 per cent) and Gujarat (6.14 per cent). It is not known why the consultants have not made public figures post-2012, but according to official sources, one of the major reasons could be that Gujarat and a few other states have still not handed over GSDP figures to India’s Planning Commission.

The only official information about Gujarat’s state domestic product for 2012-13 is “Statements under the Gujarat Fiscal Responsibility Act, 2005”. Released about a year ago, it finds that the GSDP rate for 2012-13 was 13.98 per cent, at current prices, which is lower than the previous year, for which Unidow which is based in Noida, which is part of the Delhi National Capital Region has provided figures. However, being advanced estimates, these cannot be taken as final.

More, what the budget book or the consultants do not say is, the current price rate of growth of gross state domestic product (GSDP) does not take into the inflationary factor. According a senior economist's calculation, at constant prices, Gujarat’s growth rate in 2012-13 would be around 5.68 per cent, if what is called “deflator” is taken into account. Gujarat’s deflator, according to this economist, was 8.3 per cent in 2012-13. If this is true, in 2012-13, Gujarat’s growth rate was equal to all-India average.

Unidow claims to combine “economic intelligence and research”, helping foreign companies in “scenario planning, selection of unbelievable locations for competitive advantage to maximize profits and improving overall efficiency of different business verticals of a company to mitigate corporate risk such as the political risk, regulatory compliance, geopolitical risk whether its strategic or operational risk.” It is, however, not known why it refuses to give GSDP rates at current prices which show the real growth of each state. Meanwhile, Unidow says it has “revised” political outlook of India to "stable" amid Lok Sabha polls this year. “India's major opposition party BJP is expected to win more than 210 constituencies, which will give a stable government at the centre”, it says. It suggests, this analysis has been arrived on the basis of “prowess researches and studies from the cornerstone of the economy to the important range of government policies.”

Yet, Unidow analysis  is significant, as Gujarat development has already become an issue of national debate. Believing that its analysis is quite "exclusive", as it claims, it contends, “Unidow specializes in exclusive economic data provider and core policy research of India, which includes study on economic policies, central bank policies, India's foreign policies, industrial researches and other prominent areas to deliver key results to corporations, federal government agencies, academician, students and individuals.”

Feku claims that Gujarat is known for its Good Governance.