Subsidies are not model of development. These are popular measures but short lived. As per news paper reports, cost of electricity would rise soon due to non payment of money to electric companies in Delhi. 

I am of the opinion that there should be identical and similar factors to be taken in o consideration when there is a question of comparing which are not here in the post.

mohan manohar wrote:

Subsidies are not model of development. These are popular measures but short lived. As per news paper reports, cost of electricity would rise soon due to non payment of money to electric companies in Delhi. 

 

Kejriwal is an expert at creating controversies , since he has no skills in any other field he feels he can become popular by giving out doles which is nothing but a short term measure that can backfire him in the near future..

usha manohar wrote:

mohan manohar wrote:

Subsidies are not model of development. These are popular measures but short lived. As per news paper reports, cost of electricity would rise soon due to non payment of money to electric companies in Delhi. 

 

Kejriwal is an expert at creating controversies , since he has no skills in any other field he feels he can become popular by giving out doles which is nothing but a short term measure that can backfire him in the near future..

 

For me it's a frantic effort to distract the public. Or a joker's gimmick. 

 

To seek excellence in the performance of our politicians is itself an unwarranted and illogical expectation! Clubbing Modi and Kejriwal in the same league is another illogical construct. To be fair enough to Modi one can not simply gloss over the positive ambience that he has successfully created around his one-year old rule. And Kejriwal? We may have been witnessing the emergence of modern version of Mohammed Bin Tughlak who presence in the pages of the history book is all about whims, fancies and megalomania!!!

@chinmoymukherjee 

brilliant example of comparing delhi cm with maniac Md. bin tughlak who recreated capital to Daulatabad and then back to Delhi. 

Comparison factors should be on similar grounds or else it is like comparing the abilities of a fish which can swim and a monkey which can climb the trees.

chinmoymukherjee wrote:

To seek excellence in the performance of our politicians is itself an unwarranted and illogical expectation! Clubbing Modi and Kejriwal in the same league is another illogical construct. To be fair enough to Modi one can not simply gloss over the positive ambience that he has successfully created around his one-year old rule. And Kejriwal? We may have been witnessing the emergence of modern version of Mohammed Bin Tughlak who presence in the pages of the history book is all about whims, fancies and megalomania!!!

 

LOL, Chinmoy you have hit the nail on the head ! very apt comparison ...

 

usha manohar wrote:

chinmoymukherjee wrote:

To seek excellence in the performance of our politicians is itself an unwarranted and illogical expectation! Clubbing Modi and Kejriwal in the same league is another illogical construct. To be fair enough to Modi one can not simply gloss over the positive ambience that he has successfully created around his one-year old rule. And Kejriwal? We may have been witnessing the emergence of modern version of Mohammed Bin Tughlak who presence in the pages of the history book is all about whims, fancies and megalomania!!!

 

LOL, Chinmoy you have hit the nail on the head ! very apt comparison ...

 

@ Usha

I don't have any other person to compare him with,sorry! He has been in self-destruct mode once again! Poor voters of Delhi, they seem to be in for it! You can't produce electricity with mouth, can you! He is out there to fight one and all including himself!

 

I pity Tughlak. Poor he must be moving restlessly in his grave. His name and fame as the most whimsical ruler the world has ever seen is being grabbed by a new modern Indian, popularly known as, "The Man in Muffler."