INDIA SUMMARIZED

Reacting to Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde's remark that "public memory is short" and "the coal mines allocations will be forgotten like Bofors", the Left and the BJP on September 16 said people will not forget the issue till the 2014 general elections. Shinde had made the remark in Pune on September 15. Perhaps Shinde or his cabinet colleagues are forgetting that the public has not so much of short memory as you all the political parties think.And the non-Congress parties do not think that Congress is removed for its misdeeds or on corruption charges but remove one looter and allow the other to loot.Because today politics has become money-minting business, otherwise see yourself what were your liablities and assests before joining the political field and what is today.  Anyway see what your other counterparts have to say on your statement:-- "People will not forget the coal blocks issue in the 2014 general elections," Communist Party of India-...

According to a PTI report,   Prime Minister   Manmohan Singh   has assets worth around Rs 10.73 crore, double that of last year, but a number of his Cabinet colleagues are much richer than him.   This is just the official wrong figures and the rest is stashed abroad in benami names. Most of the congress ministers are in the crorepati club as of now. With their declared incomes makes me sad to see them so poor!!! Even after eating up most of the liquid-economy of India these ministers need some help from the Urban Poverty Upliftment Minister. Among the richer Cabinet ministers are Praful Patel with assets of approximately Rs 52 crore and Sharad Pawar with property worth around Rs 22 crore, according to the updated list of assets of the ministers posted on the PMO website.   Defence Minister AK Antony has assets worth Rs 55 lakh, the lowest in the list of the Cabinet Ministers.   Manmohan Singh has shown residential properties, bank deposits and ...