After all the confusion and discussions BJP has finally come out with the announcement that Modi would be their PM candidate ...The usual political reactions were heard..Generally this news has been received favorably in all sections of the society and opinion polls were showing more than 80% people voting for modi..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-anointed-BJP-PM-candidate-Advani-disappointed/articleshow/22554959.cms

BJP PM candidate Mr. Narendra Modi is going to attend the Ilanthaamarai (Budding lotus) Conference which is exclusively for youths, This conference is going to be held at Trichy, Tamilnadu. BJP is trying hard to make this conference a grand success and a remarkable event.

Politics is all about activism and gathering and listening to masses and taking care of their security and needs.

But these can not be ignored in democratic countries like India it seems. All the parties spaend huge amount of money to just gather masses. It is not a good sign for politics and country as well. Atleast PM candidates fo the various parties should realize this fact

Absolutely, I agree with yours point, and also in addition I think all national parties should declare their PM candidate, so that voters can choose from among them, and when that party comes to power and the person who is declared PM candidate takes oath, the voter then can feel that he has given the vote to this person.

What you suggest is not according to our political system as enshrined in constitution. There is no direct election of Prime minister. Only elected MPs elect Prime minister. That depends on composition of parliament after election. Also consider practical aspects. If smaller parties like CPI(M), Trinmool Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Rashtriya janata dal declare their P.M. candidate, this will be too bizarre and funny. If no party gets a majority- which usually happens- the Prime minister candidate will emerge only after parliamentary election and the exercise of declaring P.M. candidate beforfehand will be an exercise in futility. As people do not vote directly for P.M., there is absolutely no significance of so called Prime ministerial candidate before new Lok Sabha is formed.

After all the confusion and discussions BJP has finally come out with the announcement that Modi would be their PM candidate ...The usual political reactions were heard..Generally this news has been received favorably in all sections of the society and opinion polls were showing more than 80% people voting for modi..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-anointed-BJP-PM-candidate-Advani-disappointed/articleshow/22554959.cms

BJP PM candidate Mr. Narendra Modi is going to attend the Ilanthaamarai (Budding lotus) Conference which is exclusively for youths, This conference is going to be held at Trichy, Tamilnadu. BJP is trying hard to make this conference a grand success and a remarkable event.

Politics is all about activism and gathering and listening to masses and taking care of their security and needs.

But these can not be ignored in democratic countries like India it seems. All the parties spaend huge amount of money to just gather masses. It is not a good sign for politics and country as well. Atleast PM candidates fo the various parties should realize this fact

Absolutely, I agree with yours point, and also in addition I think all national parties should declare their PM candidate, so that voters can choose from among them, and when that party comes to power and the person who is declared PM candidate takes oath, the voter then can feel that he has given the vote to this person.

What you suggest is not according to our political system as enshrined in constitution. There is no direct election of Prime minister. Only elected MPs elect Prime minister. That depends on composition of parliament after election. Also consider practical aspects. If smaller parties like CPI(M), Trinmool Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Rashtriya janata dal declare their P.M. candidate, this will be too bizarre and funny. If no party gets a majority- which usually happens- the Prime minister candidate will emerge only after parliamentary election and the exercise of declaring P.M. candidate beforfehand will be an exercise in futility. As people do not vote directly for P.M., there is absolutely no significance of so called Prime ministerial candidate before new Lok Sabha is formed.

Obviously Gulshan Ji. In our democratic country, the party/alliance which gets the majority needs to select the Prime Minister by the Member of Parliament's.

After all the confusion and discussions BJP has finally come out with the announcement that Modi would be their PM candidate ...The usual political reactions were heard..Generally this news has been received favorably in all sections of the society and opinion polls were showing more than 80% people voting for modi..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-anointed-BJP-PM-candidate-Advani-disappointed/articleshow/22554959.cms

BJP PM candidate Mr. Narendra Modi is going to attend the Ilanthaamarai (Budding lotus) Conference which is exclusively for youths, This conference is going to be held at Trichy, Tamilnadu. BJP is trying hard to make this conference a grand success and a remarkable event.

Politics is all about activism and gathering and listening to masses and taking care of their security and needs.

But these can not be ignored in democratic countries like India it seems. All the parties spaend huge amount of money to just gather masses. It is not a good sign for politics and country as well. Atleast PM candidates fo the various parties should realize this fact

Absolutely, I agree with yours point, and also in addition I think all national parties should declare their PM candidate, so that voters can choose from among them, and when that party comes to power and the person who is declared PM candidate takes oath, the voter then can feel that he has given the vote to this person.

What you suggest is not according to our political system as enshrined in constitution. There is no direct election of Prime minister. Only elected MPs elect Prime minister. That depends on composition of parliament after election. Also consider practical aspects. If smaller parties like CPI(M), Trinmool Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Rashtriya janata dal declare their P.M. candidate, this will be too bizarre and funny. If no party gets a majority- which usually happens- the Prime minister candidate will emerge only after parliamentary election and the exercise of declaring P.M. candidate beforfehand will be an exercise in futility. As people do not vote directly for P.M., there is absolutely no significance of so called Prime ministerial candidate before new Lok Sabha is formed.

Obviously Gulshan Ji. In our democratic country, the party/alliance which gets the majority needs to select the Prime Minister by the Member of Parliament's.

It is right Prime minister of Chief minister selected by MP and MLA but it is only is books. Indeed Prime Minister and Chief Minister deputed by Party Chief. BJP is not a individual based party so Party declare Modi as their PM to get benefit of his Image. Modi is also first choice of big Industrialist of India.

After all the confusion and discussions BJP has finally come out with the announcement that Modi would be their PM candidate ...The usual political reactions were heard..Generally this news has been received favorably in all sections of the society and opinion polls were showing more than 80% people voting for modi..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-anointed-BJP-PM-candidate-Advani-disappointed/articleshow/22554959.cms

BJP PM candidate Mr. Narendra Modi is going to attend the Ilanthaamarai (Budding lotus) Conference which is exclusively for youths, This conference is going to be held at Trichy, Tamilnadu. BJP is trying hard to make this conference a grand success and a remarkable event.

Politics is all about activism and gathering and listening to masses and taking care of their security and needs.

But these can not be ignored in democratic countries like India it seems. All the parties spaend huge amount of money to just gather masses. It is not a good sign for politics and country as well. Atleast PM candidates fo the various parties should realize this fact

Absolutely, I agree with yours point, and also in addition I think all national parties should declare their PM candidate, so that voters can choose from among them, and when that party comes to power and the person who is declared PM candidate takes oath, the voter then can feel that he has given the vote to this person.

What you suggest is not according to our political system as enshrined in constitution. There is no direct election of Prime minister. Only elected MPs elect Prime minister. That depends on composition of parliament after election. Also consider practical aspects. If smaller parties like CPI(M), Trinmool Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Rashtriya janata dal declare their P.M. candidate, this will be too bizarre and funny. If no party gets a majority- which usually happens- the Prime minister candidate will emerge only after parliamentary election and the exercise of declaring P.M. candidate beforfehand will be an exercise in futility. As people do not vote directly for P.M., there is absolutely no significance of so called Prime ministerial candidate before new Lok Sabha is formed.

Obviously Gulshan Ji. In our democratic country, the party/alliance which gets the majority needs to select the Prime Minister by the Member of Parliament's.

It is right Prime minister of Chief minister selected by MP and MLA but it is only is books. Indeed Prime Minister and Chief Minister deputed by Party Chief. BJP is not a individual based party so Party declare Modi as their PM to get benefit of his Image. Modi is also first choice of big Industrialist of India.

The MPs indeed elect PM and MLAs indeed elect CM even if this is decided by party in power. But even then the PM can be elected only after elections. Party position in parliament is deciding factor. Nominating somebody before actual elections does not carry much meaning.

After all the confusion and discussions BJP has finally come out with the announcement that Modi would be their PM candidate ...The usual political reactions were heard..Generally this news has been received favorably in all sections of the society and opinion polls were showing more than 80% people voting for modi..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-anointed-BJP-PM-candidate-Advani-disappointed/articleshow/22554959.cms

BJP PM candidate Mr. Narendra Modi is going to attend the Ilanthaamarai (Budding lotus) Conference which is exclusively for youths, This conference is going to be held at Trichy, Tamilnadu. BJP is trying hard to make this conference a grand success and a remarkable event.

Politics is all about activism and gathering and listening to masses and taking care of their security and needs.

But these can not be ignored in democratic countries like India it seems. All the parties spaend huge amount of money to just gather masses. It is not a good sign for politics and country as well. Atleast PM candidates fo the various parties should realize this fact

Absolutely, I agree with yours point, and also in addition I think all national parties should declare their PM candidate, so that voters can choose from among them, and when that party comes to power and the person who is declared PM candidate takes oath, the voter then can feel that he has given the vote to this person.

What you suggest is not according to our political system as enshrined in constitution. There is no direct election of Prime minister. Only elected MPs elect Prime minister. That depends on composition of parliament after election. Also consider practical aspects. If smaller parties like CPI(M), Trinmool Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Rashtriya janata dal declare their P.M. candidate, this will be too bizarre and funny. If no party gets a majority- which usually happens- the Prime minister candidate will emerge only after parliamentary election and the exercise of declaring P.M. candidate beforfehand will be an exercise in futility. As people do not vote directly for P.M., there is absolutely no significance of so called Prime ministerial candidate before new Lok Sabha is formed.

Obviously Gulshan Ji. In our democratic country, the party/alliance which gets the majority needs to select the Prime Minister by the Member of Parliament's.

It is right Prime minister of Chief minister selected by MP and MLA but it is only is books. Indeed Prime Minister and Chief Minister deputed by Party Chief. BJP is not a individual based party so Party declare Modi as their PM to get benefit of his Image. Modi is also first choice of big Industrialist of India.

The MPs indeed elect PM and MLAs indeed elect CM even if this is decided by party in power. But even then the PM can be elected only after elections. Party position in parliament is deciding factor. Nominating somebody before actual elections does not carry much meaning.

I think it sounds okay in theory about selection of PM or CM but it almost always is the decision of party high command in the end. Do you think Manmohan Singh was Congress MPs' collective choice?

After all the confusion and discussions BJP has finally come out with the announcement that Modi would be their PM candidate ...The usual political reactions were heard..Generally this news has been received favorably in all sections of the society and opinion polls were showing more than 80% people voting for modi..

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Narendra-Modi-anointed-BJP-PM-candidate-Advani-disappointed/articleshow/22554959.cms

BJP PM candidate Mr. Narendra Modi is going to attend the Ilanthaamarai (Budding lotus) Conference which is exclusively for youths, This conference is going to be held at Trichy, Tamilnadu. BJP is trying hard to make this conference a grand success and a remarkable event.

Politics is all about activism and gathering and listening to masses and taking care of their security and needs.

But these can not be ignored in democratic countries like India it seems. All the parties spaend huge amount of money to just gather masses. It is not a good sign for politics and country as well. Atleast PM candidates fo the various parties should realize this fact

Absolutely, I agree with yours point, and also in addition I think all national parties should declare their PM candidate, so that voters can choose from among them, and when that party comes to power and the person who is declared PM candidate takes oath, the voter then can feel that he has given the vote to this person.

What you suggest is not according to our political system as enshrined in constitution. There is no direct election of Prime minister. Only elected MPs elect Prime minister. That depends on composition of parliament after election. Also consider practical aspects. If smaller parties like CPI(M), Trinmool Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Rashtriya janata dal declare their P.M. candidate, this will be too bizarre and funny. If no party gets a majority- which usually happens- the Prime minister candidate will emerge only after parliamentary election and the exercise of declaring P.M. candidate beforfehand will be an exercise in futility. As people do not vote directly for P.M., there is absolutely no significance of so called Prime ministerial candidate before new Lok Sabha is formed.

Obviously Gulshan Ji. In our democratic country, the party/alliance which gets the majority needs to select the Prime Minister by the Member of Parliament's.

It is right Prime minister of Chief minister selected by MP and MLA but it is only is books. Indeed Prime Minister and Chief Minister deputed by Party Chief. BJP is not a individual based party so Party declare Modi as their PM to get benefit of his Image. Modi is also first choice of big Industrialist of India.

The MPs indeed elect PM and MLAs indeed elect CM even if this is decided by party in power. But even then the PM can be elected only after elections. Party position in parliament is deciding factor. Nominating somebody before actual elections does not carry much meaning.

I think it sounds okay in theory about selection of PM or CM but it almost always is the decision of party high command in the end. Do you think Manmohan Singh was Congress MPs' collective choice?

Even though Congress High command decided 'Manmohan singh' yet the fact remains that MPs of Congress and allies all accepted the decision. But this is not major issue. What matters is 'party composition' after election. If Congress were not biggest party and/ or could not manage enough allies, PM would be different. Now will congress or Sonia Gandhi be able to decide PM if Congress does not get sufficient number in parliament. This is about others also.

The way things are heating up one can never be sure what the outcome is going to be in 2014 ! Today Rahul Gandhi has made some very controversial statement regarding the ordinance passed about the criminalisation of the legislators and ministers, saying it should be torn and thrown in the dust bin....I wonder what was the purpose? as it just an honest out burst or a calculated move to get the maximum mileage since BJP is already crying out against it...

The way things are heating up one can never be sure what the outcome is going to be in 2014 ! Today Rahul Gandhi has made some very controversial statement regarding the ordinance passed about the criminalisation of the legislators and ministers, saying it should be torn and thrown in the dust bin....I wonder what was the purpose? as it just an honest out burst or a calculated move to get the maximum mileage since BJP is already crying out against it...