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Winning the vote of the average farmer, the poor farmer in debt, the extremely poor in rural areas, and delivering on programs and economic growth in India.
02/17/2008
The task of building an organization behind competent and good government, and having programs to help the farmers in rural areas, the extremely poor, and farmers in debt, all work to build credibility and votes in India. This position has been taken by the Congress leaders prime minister Manmohan Singh, Sonia Gandhi, and Rahul Gandhi. Years of patient effort at the grassroots and for development if continued could payoff for the current leaders and for India.
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