I fully endorse Abid's observation. I was in Ahmedabad from 1976 to 1998 and even on that particular day when Godhra incident took place, I was at the railway station in Baroda. In May 2010 I was in Ahmedabad on a pleasure trip. I was amazed to see the picture changed completely. One has to travel to Gujarat to see how old Textile Mills have vanished to Big Malls, Big 4 Wheeler Showrooms and how the small roads are converted to 4 lanes. The Roads are praiseworthy. Gujarat CM has a group of Malayalees as advisors / planners upon whom he depends for policy implementations. It is true, Malayalees in kerala cannot deliver the goods mainly due to the attitude and approach of the political parties here. But Marunadan Malayalees will surely. Take the example of Dr V Kurien who could not think of doing anything to Kerala but has brought vast development in Gujarat. A tiny village called Anand is brought to the international map only due to Dr Varghese Kurien's efforts. There are so many Kuriens all over but not in Kerala. One Kochaouseph of V Guard is facing the music. That is Kerala.
Sreekumar Nair
Trichur
"Proud to be an indian"
NO & YES are two short words, which need a long thought..., most of the things we miss in life are due to saying NO too soon or YES too late. Have a great day.
