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Subject: Re: Atal's dream.(The Golden Man)

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Ninaad Rao

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Date Posted: 21:09:29 02/04/04 Wed
In reply to: Aakyaa N. 's message, "Re: Atal's dream.(The Golden Man)" on 21:07:53 02/04/04 Wed

Sir, Hemant Krishna V. deserves kudos for exposing the hidden meaning in the article, Reflections of a convalescent (The Editorial Page, January 29) by Ram Jethmalani, in his thought-provoking letter. Mr Vajpayee is one of the best Prime Ministers India has ever seen. He is the one who brought unprecedented changes in the thinking of a hardliner like Gen. Musharaff. He is the one, who visited most countries and hosted most dignitaries. It is during his reign, that we saw the culmination of foreign ties with countries like China and the United States. It was he who brought NRIs to the Indian doorstep. He begged to differ with his own party�s agenda, during the Gujarat riots. Even after endless howling from the Opposition parties, he successfully implemented his developmental plans. Sonia Gandhi cannot even think of projects like the Golden Quadrilateral. If Mr Jethmalani does not find comfort under Prime Minister Vajpayee, I am afraid, he never will.

Ninaad Rao

Wilson Garden, Bangalore

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