Dear Countrymen,
Thank you for the nice post. Indeed, he has great qualifications and experience to suit administrative offices in India, which he did successfully.
But, I disagree for him to be the great Prime Minister of our beloved India. Under his Premiership, we are facing an acute shortage of agricultural food, and the minister is enjoying his cricket time while prices are skyrocketing. Secondly, we are facing extremism on both sides - externally (from Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Bangladesh, etc.) and internally (terrorism, Naxalism, favoritism, corruption, minority appeasement). On both sides, he is a failed personality, as he cannot govern his ministers and push for visionary action successfully. On the other side, he has failed to take the nation into a growth trajectory, even if he is a successful economist. Sometimes he gives remarks as cheap as - price rise is a global phenomenon, etc. He must be aware that, and I am sure he is, India is an agrarian country. Much depends on our village economics. We need a vision for rural folk. But... he is happy in toeing with the Congress high command and others in line...?
We can have N... number of his failed attempts. But, the country has chosen him to lead us for the next years as well. As a person, I have full trust in him and I wish he should embolden himself to take faster decisions for making India on the growth path.
So, gentlemen, do not get disillusioned with his past as these were his personal achievements and professional duties. The most important now is if he delivers on his present assignment to the people of India who had shown great respect and faith in him. Till now, he has remained unsuccessful.
My opinion is not against anyone. I am not against MMS also. Like you all, I also wish if he takes India on a positive note for inclusive growth and not just on figures.
Wishing for success in the time to come.
Thanks,
Pawan Pandey