PM's commitment to Bush

Its been raining chaos throughout the state. India has succumbed to the price rise and the Finance minister could not do anything to control the soaring price rise. Inflation rate now stands at 11.24% for the week that ended last Friday.

While the prices are on a ride to clouds, there is a severe shortage of fuel available across the state of Tamil Nadu down south. Chennai commuters now resort to using MRTS(Mass Rapid Transport System) or Metropolitan buses rather taking their vehicle out of the garage as they are not able to find enough fuel on which it could run even though at a hiked price. The truckers on their part are on a strike against the hiked prices on fuel which further attributes to above said.

All these are not concerning the PMO or the other political parties. Its the NUKE DEAL. The UPA led coalition Government has fallen to its own peer pressure. The Left parties have made their stance clear that they would not support the government on the DEAL. However, the PM is now concerned with attending the G8 summit and gaining rapport with smaller parties like Samajwadhi Party(SP), so that even though the Left withdraws the support the Government still survives.
Clearly indicating his dedication to fulfill the commitment made to Mr. Bush in 2005, the PM explains the SP regarding the deal who feels its important to keep communal forces from coming back to Parliament.
Nevertheless none of the parties in UPA including the DMK is ready to face the elections any time soon with such high inflation rates, and uneasy political scenario.
Left parties always had a good relationship with Congress which is quickly turning soar with a new partnership developing with SP.

Times are changing.
So will the Governments!