Those who have been following my posts as the self-proclaimed American campaign manager for Mr. Modi, know that the US has denied him a visa to visit America. Yes, that decision was made in 2005 based on the unproven allegations that he was complacent during the 20o2 riots, where sadly, many Muslims were killed after many Hindus were burned alive on a train. Well, the US and Indian awkwardly have added a new step to the Modi Dance!
Last week, Mr. Modi addressed Indian Expats via video conference that was shown in 18 American cities. He addressed his views and work on global warming, solar power, malnutrition, and the building of the Unity Statue which will be in Gujarat and the tallest statue in the world. He applauded the Indians living in America for their success and worldwide contributions, and he did not mention why he was not addressing them in person.
Now Mr. Modi’s star is rising in India, and he is likely to be elected Prime Minister after the parliamentary elections in 2014. He is heralded for the business friendly atmosphere in Gujarat, and is adored by the educated 20 year olds and their hope of entering the middle class. The Congress or opposition party has been in control for about 40 of the 60 years since independence from Great Britain. The Congress party is beset with a raucous list of corruption scandals.According to the Express Tribune newspaper, there is massive embezzlement, and 30% of politicians in state and federal government are facing charges of serious crimes such as rape, murder or kidnapping. This is the legacy of the Nehru/Gandhi family dynasty in the Congress Party. The Indian Supreme Court cleared Mr. Modi and 61 others this year from the charge of complacency during the 2002 riots. There are Modi haters who don’t want to let go of these accusations. To me it is jealously because after all, he has been elected Chief Minister overwhelmingly in his state Gujarat for four terms. There have been no further riots in Gujarat since the horror of 2002 and Muslim Indians are coming there for employment. Earlier this year, Mr. Modi was invited to speak at Wharton Business School in Philadelphia and then uninvited because of liberal demonstrations against him and no visa to travel here. The European Union has dropped its boycott of Modi because the allegations against him have not been proved.
The US must be realizing that we need the world’s largest Democracy and now changed its policy. The position now is that if Mr. Modi is elected Prime Minister of India next year, they can work with him. How condescending! Mr. Modi’s popularity in his country and the world is growing. See this link that was reblogged on my blog yesterday:
Goldman Sachs, one of the world’s elite investment banks, has “Modi- fied” their position on India and upgraded it to market weight from under weight, purely on the prospect of Mr. Modi being elected to Prime Minister next year. So now the US government has decided that they can work with Mr. Modi? I wish I could ask Mr. Kerry and Mr. Obama how and why can they talk to Syria, Egypt, Iran , and China with the proven human rights violations in those countries but are holding disproved events and accusations against Mr. Modi, a strong vibrant leader for democracy and freedom?
https://talesalongtheway.com/2013/11/10/goldman-bats-for-modi-govt-fumes/
In my opinion, it appears that India with still many challenges to overcome, is the emerging democracy in the world with hope and success just over the horizon and the US is losing her way and is headed into decline. I am waiting to see if the “brain drain” from India to the US will slow or stop if Mr. Modi is the new Prime Minister in 2014. I am pretty confident it will!
Namaste. . . .. This Is Indian and American Politics!
from The Christian Science Monitor and The Financial Times
TalesAlongTheWay 
Excellent ma’am. Finally some sane voice from the West.
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I am sure that India will have the last laugh ! 😎 Thanks for your encouragement!
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Please feel free to reblog my post , if you like. That way it will be sent to all your followers. Namaste. . . .
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Interesting… I had no idea.
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It is scary how much we don’t know, isn’t it?
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Yes, it really is. Not only how little is reported on, but how little control we have over events in our country and the world.
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Obviously, I would have had no idea about Mr. Modi, but being in India and talking with the young people opened my eyes to this situation. And then the traveling…I had no idea that there are parts of Indian where electricity is on only for a few hours. In Ahmedabad, it only flickered just once and never was off….Now the phones and internet are another story!
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We do take for granted so many… luxuries in the U.S., don’t we?
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YES!
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Look at this!
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Reblogged this on Political Baba and commented:
US has no choice but to engage with Modi if he becomes PM. If no visa for Modi there could be no visa for Obama. The two of the world’s largest democracies need to work together.
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Whats ur twitter id?
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@annebell2123rd I only post the blog and never use it , but here it is.
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Following u on twitter.
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I am on Facebook, too. U?
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https://www.facebook.com/politicalbaaba is my facebook page
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https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/satyapravah/qFEmsRsVAOA
Found this, thought you might like it
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Reblog if you like
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http://kk16085.wordpress.com/
I have commented and reblogged your post. Now I must reply to this post above. He is not a Mr. Modi enthusiast!
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Do you know about going to Reader section of WordPress and on the right there is a section where you can type in MODI and all the posts show up? Lots today.
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Oh Ok Gud!
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Keep me posted!
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Did you read my post Leadership Matters? You might want to check that one out and maybe reblog…..namaste
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New article. Reblog if you like.
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Thank you for posting this, gives insight that I had not considered. Cheers.
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You are welcome. I would love to hear your thoughts! Namaste. . . .
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Only deserving candidate to become Prime Minister of India!!!
If Congress continues its power in next elections, INDIA will become underdeveloped country.. 😥
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I hope that incredible India will give Mr. Modi a chance! Namaste. . . .
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Lovely Post. We are hoping to see him as the next PM of our country.
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My hopes and prayers are with you and incredible India! Namaste. . .
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Is this a reblog? Namaste. . . .
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Many thanks for the reblog! I have other posts on Mr. Modi as well. If you need me to send you the links, let me know! Namaste. . . .
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Thank you for the link Anne. I really hadn’t paid much attention to India’s affairs and politics as we seem to have plenty here in America to be concerned with. I’m glad you pointed this out though. It’s typical of the Obama regime to be nothing but self -righteous and self-gratifying. Keep in mind that team Obama has made it so America has zero allies and has alienated the U.S. I pray some sanity will prevail with creating a lasting friendship with India.
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Think you will enjoy this! You can tell I fell in love with incredible India! Good luck with your blog…it is great!
Namaste. . .
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I have to admit I’m highly impressed with the accomplishments. Like you said, places such as Phoenix generally only talk and make tentative plans but acting on said plans is a different matter. I think solar power is an awesome source of energy, but our politicians don’t support genuine and innovative projects … they’re too busy supporting companies who support them regardless of the outcome. Solyndra comes to my mind.
Thank you for your kind words and ditto!
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Son built a huge Mansion in Phoenix. His wife is an architect and Leeds Certified. They used the maximum of panels and the 5000 sq ft house was heated and cooled by $125 per month average. Sold back energy, but you need sunshine! India….AZ…..Thanks for reading!
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I think some politicians could learn from your son!
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It wont really matter now. Because PM’s do not require Visa’s :P. Just six months more before Modi becomes the PM of India
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Well that is good to know..but for Mr. Modi they may change the policy!! Silly State Department! 😎
I hope you are right about the election! I pray he will be safe…so many crazy people everywhere! Did you read the comment from one of the anit-Modi bloggers criticizing his number of security people?
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Thanks for the reblog!
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We have launched a petition to request President Obama to reconsider US Administration’s stand on Mr. Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister of the State of Gujarat, India.
Please visit MODI360.COM to review and sign this petition.
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Glad to do it. Keep me posted! Namaste. . .
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Reblogged this on Sandeep Kashyap.
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Thanks for the reblog!
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