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Prime minister and the expectations

Prime minister and the expectations

On Aug 15, 2014 Shree Narender Modi, prime minister of India was a different person and now exactly after one year i.e., on Aug 15, 2015 he is a different person again.

This is stated by people all over the country.

An article tiled "From outsider to insider" published in Times of India says that the law of diminishing marginal utility has set in. But don't think it is actually law of ascending marginal utility?

People started to expect more year by year.

Lets say from 2014-15, there are significant changes in the way government operates and people have begun to think, there is a swift shift in the prioritizes of the government from just fulfilling needs to development. So people began to expect more and immediate changes which are not exactly possible. I t is irony that people expect overnight change, want immediate comforts rather than aiming for development which serves greater good.

Lets take the issue of recent parliament session, where opposition has cornered the NDA on the vyapam case and LaMo case, demanding resignation of foreign minister and chief ministers of Rajastan and Madhya Pradesh.

 These is an urgent need for clarification on these issues, but don't you thing there are other issues which are to be given higher priorities? Like land acquisition bill, 2015 and GST bill, MSME reforms and irrigation bills.

 I believe that our country has a leader with vision and plan. The new label 'Team India' is referred to whole India and PM wants people to understand his vision and support him.

 But, you cant bring your dream India into reality without being in power. so you need to play politics to through the opposition out which holds the barriers for development. At the same time, that should not top your priority list. 

 Support what is to be supported and believe what is to be believed. 
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