An Initiative by Gen- next leader

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Recently Rahul Gandhi delivered a lecture to the farmers’ son studying at PDKV, Akola and understood the real problem of the farming community. Opposition may say it a political stunt and INC people will take it as a “feel good” factor but really such kinds of events are much beyond that.

Rahul Gandhi’s speech and interaction with the students reflect not only his dream to build a powerful India but also good citizens in the country. His message was clear that young generation should come forward with answers to the local problems to prosper the nation in social, economical and political aspects and this should be the reason for them to join politics.

He said that at national level, policies are in favour of the agricultural sector but only the schemes and packages without corruption can help the farmers. Decentralization of the development from cities to villages is one of the solutions for poverty alleviation.

Such kind of interactions of the national leadership with young generation to design the development model is the signal of a coming revolution.

Comments

  1. Akshay B. JambhulkarSeptember 9, 2010 at 8:20 AM

    Very truly said.
    Nice YOGESH..........

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  2. MahafruitSeptember 21, 2010 at 8:46 AM

    Yes this is true but any people other than farmer can't understand the the real problem of today's agriculture sectore.
    Because of this situation we must have farmers association to stuggle for caching maximum attention of Govt. towerds agriculture.
    here on www.mahakrushi.blogspot.com you can get all info. related to agriculture. take a look.

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