Best is yet to come.

[DQ]

Honourable PM Manmohan Singh says, "The Best is yet to Come"



What did he mean by this. ?



What does it mean to the people to whom it really matters, after all Hyderabad is among the top in Cyber Space?

[Sharjeel]

Maybe he is hopeful that his trip to the States/Europe will open up some new business opportunities.

[DQ]

Maybe he is hopeful that his trip to the States/Europe will open up some new business opportunities.

So he probably would have said "We are looking at strengthening trade relations with countries" further more he could have told that in UK itself.



A statesmen like Dr Manmohan will not tell "the best is yet to come" to a US president referring Europe.



The next quizzing thing is he did not discuss permanent membership with the US president at all ?

[CtrlAltDel]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

[Sharjeel]

They have formed G4 for membership, so he musta thot g4 was the better medium to voice his views on Permanent Membership.

[DQ]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

[CtrlAltDel]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

aha! then he plans to depute Laloo n company to help Bush 'manage' the coming elections there and as a quid pro quo Bush has promised something big to India in return!

[akhilis2cool]

Kaiko Baal ki khaal nikalre? pehle he manmohan anna takle hai.



neway, in what context was the statement made mr DQ? may b that wld. give a clue as to what he really meant when he made that statament.

[DQ]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

aha! then he plans to depute Laloo n company to help Bush 'manage' the coming elections there and as a quid pro quo Bush has promised something big to India in return!

That is if he wins else was Dr sending a veiled mock at Bush stating that the Best is yet to come in the form of change in the US Top post

[Sharjeel]

Come on DQ!



Do ya think he can make such a comment?

[akhilis2cool]

Come on DQ!

Do ya think he can make such a comment?

of course DQ can.

[CtrlAltDel]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

aha! then he plans to depute Laloo n company to help Bush 'manage' the coming elections there and as a quid pro quo Bush has promised something big to India in return!

That is if he wins else was Dr sending a veiled mock at Bush stating that the Best is yet to come in the form of change in the US Top post

from point of view of india, its best if Bush returns...Kerry's policy seems to equate India with Pakistan (the old US policy) and making bad noises on out-sourcing and nuclear disarmament....Kerry cud be pain in the arse for India...remember the first 6-7 years of Clinton....sanctions, Albrite's comments etc? Dubya's policy sees india as different from pakistan and he's fully for out-sourcing.....

[DQ]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

aha! then he plans to depute Laloo n company to help Bush 'manage' the coming elections there and as a quid pro quo Bush has promised something big to India in return!

That is if he wins else was Dr sending a veiled mock at Bush stating that the Best is yet to come in the form of change in the US Top post

from point of view of india, its best if Bush returns...Kerry's policy seems to equate India with Pakistan (the old US policy) and making bad noises on out-sourcing and nuclear disarmament....Kerry cud be pain in the arse for India...remember the first 6-7 years of Clinton....sanctions, Albrite's comments etc? Dubya's policy sees india as different from pakistan and he's fully for out-sourcing.....

No mate you have it all wrong here.



His policies have never been good for India not the Globe.

[akhilis2cool]

I dont think kerry can stop out sourcing. becoz, most of the jobs in US are going to China, comparitively indias share is miniscule. and kerry wld. not like to anger the red dragon.

[Sharjeel]

Come on DQ!
Do ya think he can make such a comment?

of course DQ can.

, seriously DQ, how can the PM of India make such a comment on the US Prez while he is still his guest? International scandal ho jaega! That idiot will be re-elected on a wave of sympathy and he will attack India to restore his ego.



He could maybe say that Bush was not such a good prez, but only about 100 years after Bush died.

[akhilis2cool]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

aha! then he plans to depute Laloo n company to help Bush 'manage' the coming elections there and as a quid pro quo Bush has promised something big to India in return!

That is if he wins else was Dr sending a veiled mock at Bush stating that the Best is yet to come in the form of change in the US Top post

from point of view of india, its best if Bush returns...Kerry's policy seems to equate India with Pakistan (the old US policy) and making bad noises on out-sourcing and nuclear disarmament....Kerry cud be pain in the arse for India...remember the first 6-7 years of Clinton....sanctions, Albrite's comments etc? Dubya's policy sees india as different from pakistan and he's fully for out-sourcing.....

No mate you have it all wrong here.

His policies have never been good for India not the Globe.

as far as outsourcing is concerned his policy is favorable to us. john kerry wld. do what he is doing....only in a little different way.

[CtrlAltDel]

mebbe India n US are together planning to attack n take over Europe...

Then he would have told European leaders that "best is yet to come" or probably told Tony Blair "Await the best". Why did he tell George W Bush that the Best is still to come?

aha! then he plans to depute Laloo n company to help Bush 'manage' the coming elections there and as a quid pro quo Bush has promised something big to India in return!

That is if he wins else was Dr sending a veiled mock at Bush stating that the Best is yet to come in the form of change in the US Top post

from point of view of india, its best if Bush returns...Kerry's policy seems to equate India with Pakistan (the old US policy) and making bad noises on out-sourcing and nuclear disarmament....Kerry cud be pain in the arse for India...remember the first 6-7 years of Clinton....sanctions, Albrite's comments etc? Dubya's policy sees india as different from pakistan and he's fully for out-sourcing.....

No mate you have it all wrong here.

His policies have never been good for India not the Globe.

no...compare the policy speeches of both K n B...u can see the difference...

Bush has been desparately trying to woo india since he came to power 4 yrs ago...he lifted all sanctions, not talked abt india's nuclear bombs, supported free market out sourcing etc etc etc.

Kerry is talking just the opposite. India does not figure much in his vision and where its mentioned, its always equated with pakistan. he talks abt disarming emerging nuclear powers. he plans to stop outsourcing govt contracts and to give lotsa concessions to private companies that DONT out source....

mebbe Kerry will be better for US, but definitely not for India.



as far as Iraq policy goes, even Kerry says that he supports the invasion, tho he says its time to get out now. that policy wont change much.



agreed bush is an _ but he seems to be a pro-india _

[Mayavi Morpheus]

The best in yet to come - that comment was made keeping Indo-Us relations in mind. Yes, the best in yet to come. The day all economic, dimplomatic and military aid to pakistan is stopped is the day Indo-US relations will be at their best.

[akhilis2cool]

The best in yet to come - that comment was made keeping Indo-Us relations in mind. Yes, the best in yet to come. The day all economic, dimplomatic and military aid to pakistan is stopped is the day Indo-US relations will be at their best.

End Of topic.

[CtrlAltDel]

The day all economic, dimplomatic and military aid to pakistan is stopped...

that ^^^ day will never come ...and it shudnt come....Pakistan left to its own devices could be far more dangerous than its now...

[DQ]

Come on DQ!
Do ya think he can make such a comment?

of course DQ can.

, seriously DQ, how can the PM of India make such a comment on the US Prez while he is still his guest? International scandal ho jaega! That idiot will be re-elected on a wave of sympathy and he will attack India to restore his ego.

He could maybe say that Bush was not such a good prez, but only about 100 years after Bush died.

There lies the apathy my Dear Friend. Why cant he veil his words ?



Fear of whom, if you live in fear you are doomed. And Indians have learnt to live in respect not fear, The past decade has thought Indians fear, you know by the policies of the SO called RVs



Looks like none of you have read Kofi Annans opening speach.



Excerpts of the speech

[quote="Kofi Annan"]

As I said a year ago, we have reached a fork in the road. If you, the political leaders of the world's nations, cannot reach agreement on the way forward, history will take the decisions for you, and the interests of your peoples may go by default.



Yet today the rule of law is at risk around the world. Again and again, we see fundamental laws shamelessly disregarded - those that ordain respect for innocent life, for civilians, for the vulnerable - especially children



To mention only a few flagrant and topical examples: In Iraq, we see civilians massacred in cold blood, while relief workers, journalists and other non-combatants are taken hostage and put to death in the most barbarous fashion. At the same time, we have seen Iraqi prisoners disgracefully abused. In Darfur, we see whole populations displaced, and their homes destroyed, while rape is used as a deliberate strategy



In Israel we see civilians, including children, deliberately targeted by Palestinian suicide bombers. And in Palestine we see homes destroyed, lands seized, and needless civilian casualties caused by Israel's excessive use of force.



And all over the world we see people being prepared for further such acts, through hate propaganda directed against Jews, against Muslims, against anyone who can be identified as different from one's own group."

[Sharjeel]

Brave words.



Does not matter to me. All I can see is the killings.



the leaders can say all they want, but is their any action? They may mean well, but until and unless people start following good advise like the one above, nothing will happen.

[LP]

I just loved it when he told people that "The best is yet to come".It was awesome.And even when he told that he will continue to introduce reforms.Simply awesome guy.

[akhilis2cool]

Check this out!!

http://in.rediff.com/news/2004/sep/23us.htm

[Sharjeel]

That explains everything! It does not matter then who comes to power, bcuz they will both behave the same way .