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Narasimha Rao never got his due, in life or death. The Congress party is absolutely disgraceful, nefarious and disgusting.
Yes....AND I"M SOOOO DEEPLY DISTURBED THAT THIS DISGRACEFUL AND NEFARIOUS PARTY IS GOING TO WIN 2019!!!!
.....Oh the HORROR!!!
Narendra Modi beats Vajpayee, Nehru, Indira to emerge best ever PM in India Today survey
Narendra Modi has been voted as the best ever Prime Minister of India in the India Today Mood of the Nation (MOTN) poll. The poll reflects the sentiments of people as of July 2018. The popularity of Narendra Modi as the prime minister has declined a little over the last MOTN survey conducted in January this year but he remains the best among all the prime ministers the country has had.
Narendra Modi received 26 per cent vote in the July MOTN survey followed by Indira Gandhi, who got 20 per cent vote of 12,100 participants. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who died on August 16 after a prolonged illness in New Delhi, was voted as the third best prime minister ahead of Jawaharlal Nehru, who got 10 per cent votes. Vajpayee got 12 per cent votes in the MOTN survey.
Among Hindu voters, Narendra Modi remains the first choice as the best prime minister followed by Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. (Graphic: India Today)
HD Deve Gowda and PV Narsimha Rao are the ones occupying the bottom of the table. Deve Gowda and Rao along with Chandrashekhar and VP received one per cent vote each.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity as the best ever person in the chair has consistently declined since July 2017, when he got 33 per cent votes. He got 28 per cent votes in January 2018 MOTN poll. His popularity chart saw an upward trend between February 2016 and July 2017 over four MOTN polls.
In February 2016, Modi received 14 per cent votes followed by 17 per cent in August 2016, 30 per cent in January 2017 and 33 per cent in July 2017. Indira Gandhi's popularity as the best ever prime minister declined correspondingly over the same period.
Indira Gandhi had received 26 per cent vote in February 2016 followed by 23 per cent in August 2016, 18 per cent in January 2017 and 17 per cent July 2017 before picking up to 20 per cent in both January 2018 and July 2018 MOTN polls.
Among Hindu voters, Narendra Modi remains the first choice as the best prime minister followed by Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. (Graphic: India Today)
Among Hindu voters, Narendra Modi remains the first choice as the best prime minister followed by Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. A total of 28 per cent Hindu voters favoured Narendra Modi. However, only 11 per cent Muslims voted Narendra Modi as the best ever prime minister while 26 per cent supported Indira Gandhi.
Of the four broad regions of the country, Narendra Modi is the most favoured choice as a prime minister in North India and East India, remains joint-first choice with Indira Gandhi in West India and trails by three per cent in South India. Atal Bihari Vajpayee is the third choice in all the four regions.
Narendra Modi beats Vajpayee, Nehru, Indira to emerge best ever PM in India Today survey
Narendra Modi has been voted as the best ever Prime Minister of India in the India Today Mood of the Nation (MOTN) poll. The poll reflects the sentiments of people as of July 2018. The popularity of Narendra Modi as the prime minister has declined a little over the last MOTN survey conducted in January this year but he remains the best among all the prime ministers the country has had.
Narendra Modi received 26 per cent vote in the July MOTN survey followed by Indira Gandhi, who got 20 per cent vote of 12,100 participants. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who died on August 16 after a prolonged illness in New Delhi, was voted as the third best prime minister ahead of Jawaharlal Nehru, who got 10 per cent votes. Vajpayee got 12 per cent votes in the MOTN survey.
Among Hindu voters, Narendra Modi remains the first choice as the best prime minister followed by Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. (Graphic: India Today)
HD Deve Gowda and PV Narsimha Rao are the ones occupying the bottom of the table. Deve Gowda and Rao along with Chandrashekhar and VP received one per cent vote each.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity as the best ever person in the chair has consistently declined since July 2017, when he got 33 per cent votes. He got 28 per cent votes in January 2018 MOTN poll. His popularity chart saw an upward trend between February 2016 and July 2017 over four MOTN polls.
In February 2016, Modi received 14 per cent votes followed by 17 per cent in August 2016, 30 per cent in January 2017 and 33 per cent in July 2017. Indira Gandhi's popularity as the best ever prime minister declined correspondingly over the same period.
Indira Gandhi had received 26 per cent vote in February 2016 followed by 23 per cent in August 2016, 18 per cent in January 2017 and 17 per cent July 2017 before picking up to 20 per cent in both January 2018 and July 2018 MOTN polls.
Among Hindu voters, Narendra Modi remains the first choice as the best prime minister followed by Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. (Graphic: India Today)
Among Hindu voters, Narendra Modi remains the first choice as the best prime minister followed by Indira Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee. A total of 28 per cent Hindu voters favoured Narendra Modi. However, only 11 per cent Muslims voted Narendra Modi as the best ever prime minister while 26 per cent supported Indira Gandhi.
Of the four broad regions of the country, Narendra Modi is the most favoured choice as a prime minister in North India and East India, remains joint-first choice with Indira Gandhi in West India and trails by three per cent in South India. Atal Bihari Vajpayee is the third choice in all the four regions.
Narendra Modi beats Vajpayee, Nehru, Indira to emerge best ever PM in India Today survey
Yes....AND I"M SOOOO DEEPLY DISTURBED THAT THIS DISGRACEFUL AND NEFARIOUS PARTY IS GOING TO WIN 2019!!!!
Oh the HORROR!!!
LMFAO, looks like the patient is back out of the asylum. The Congress has no chance in 2019, lay off the drugs.
Well I HOOPEEE So...but sooo many people on ground are saying the nefarious party will win.
Yea, the same people on the ground who thought BJP wouldn't come to power in 2014. You needn't worry.
Sriously!!! I feel VERY reassured that Modiji will be back in his gaddi....!!!!
Lean and technologically driven force is the way to go. UPA never had the determination or the foresight.
As usual, Congress is making it political and trying to undermine a good initiative.
yes- and as your post makes it clear NDA has shown enormous determination and foresight by increasing revenue expenditures.
Lol, I said this few months back NDA will get 35-45 seats if Akhilesh Maya fight at their best. NDA is not going lower than this and even without mahagathbandhan they would have lost considerable seats so Akhilesh step is very very myopic.
Today ABP News survey is also giving same number of seats to BJP. The tally will further improve only. Also said Congress will be lucky to have alliance in UP seems like that too is coming true. Election is still far and things can go only better for BJP.
Today ABP News survey is also giving same number of seats to BJP. The tally will further improve only. Also said Congress will be lucky to have alliance in UP seems like that too is coming true. Election is still far and things can go only better for BJP.
In such a case; 2019 looks comfortable for NDA. BSP-SP in UP was the only real remaining concern. With Mayawati dumping MGB in the RAJ-CG-MP elections - significantly helping BJP's chances there, I think BJP needs to try to make 2 things happen now before LS Elections; 1) Collapse the Coalition Gvt in Karnataka 2) Find a way to get Amarinder to split from INC.
NCP seems to be a secret weapon for BJP in Maharashtra, YSRCP will storm back in Andhra - where BJP has a quiet understanding with YSRCP and Jana Sena, in Telangana - TRS is quietly with BJP, Naveen in Odisha is quietly with BJP, Tamil Nadu has a huge political vacuum with several new players, and BJP expects a lot more seats in Bengal this time.
Where exactly is the opposition?