Global
Predictions
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Price
increases expected in diesel, oil and petrol.
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Numerous
countries will face the onslaught of infectious diseases.
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Nepal
will struggle with a change of government
·
India
will experience further financial growth and succeed in several scientific
fields inspiring new inventions.
·
Since
Saturn occupies ministerial positions, people will abstain from righteousness
and terrorism will rear its head again.
·
Space
research will be successful all over the world.
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This
year will be witness huge increases in the industrial use of iron and iron ore.
·
Religious
scholars as well as learned men and women will suffer disrespect in their
communities.
·
Unrighteous,
deceitful, malicious, guile, and unsocial elements will be respected and the
undeserving will be worshiped. There will be a profusion of tornadoes,
hurricanes, earthquakes, floods dangerous droughts, fires, explosions, causing
enormous loss to life and property.
·
The
rise of unscrupulous ways will also induce murders of ladies and babies.
·
Islamic
countries will unite to confront America creating the threat of a war-like
situation all over the world.
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This year will
be full of challenges for Prime Minister Man Mohan Singh
·
The
Kashmir and Ayodhaya issues will heat up once again.
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Delhi,
Gujarat, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh will attract new developments leading to
new horizons of progress.
·
Mrs.
Sonia Gandhi will once again have an opportunity to become the Prime Minister of
India.
Delhi:
At the
beginning of the year, the Government will seem to be running smoothly but
towards the middle of June and July; the situation will become very unstable.
The Chief Minister will face opposition from her own party members. Water and
electric shortages will continue. There will many conflicts with the neighboring
states. Dangerous fires, road accidents and bomb-blasts will shake the city. The
Chief Minister will not be able to address the public-demands and problems.
Uttar
Pradesh:
There are chances of change of government in Uttar Pradesh. Time is not good for
Mulayam Singh. Chaudhry Ajit Singh will be an effective and also be a
prospective candidate for the Chief Minister ship. The Ram-Janam-Bhoomi case
will be reignited. Many political problems will arise. No party will win the
majority. Natural calamities will add fuel to the fire. Electricity shortages
will be another big problem.
Haryana:
Time is hard for the Chief Minister but the
opposition will not be able to succeed. New industries will establish in the
state. The government will remain in an unstable condition and be tension
ridden. Unemployment and electricity shortages will be the main problems.
Himachal
Pradesh:
Besides financial difficulties Himachal Pradesh will flourish by starting
small-scale industries. Some parts of the state will face fires and other
natural disasters like earthquakes, landslides and destruction of crops. Chief
Minister Veer Bhadra Singh will face numerous obstacles and challenges.
Rajasthan:
The polities of this royal state will encounter obstructions but not for a long
period. East Rajasthan will get adequate rainfall but the rest of the state will
suffer from drought. Progress will be made in the fields of education,
agriculture and industries. The Chief Minister should try to escape from
blemishes to his reputation.
Kashmir:
The Kashmir problem is a complicated one and cannot
be solved easily. Foreign infiltration and terrorism will increase. Natural
disasters like heavy snow etc will disturb daily life. The Kashmir issue will
cause serious problems for the Indian-political stalwarts. Several terrorists
will surrender and large amounts of arms and ammunition will be recovered. The
Chief Minister’s safety is a serious concern.
Bihar:
Parliamentary problems will be resolved. Lalu
Yadav’s fame and honor will increase. Congress will not be able to establish
itself in Bihar B.J.P will be fairly strong. Criminal activities will get a
fresh jumpstart. Mine-blasts and earthquakes will cause serious damage to people
and property. The overall progress of the state will decline due to political
instability.
Maharashtra:
Natural calamities will cause serious harm to life,
prosperity and property of the state. Sharad Pawar will be able to re-establish
his honor. Shivsena and B.J.P will gain political power. Corruption will
increase in Government offices and three important officials will leave office
Disturbances and riots will be common occurrences.
South
Indian States:
Andhra, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu-- Y.S. Reddy
government will stay. Prices of essential consumer goods will rise. The Chief
Minister’s health may cause concern. He will struggled to improve his
political image. Jayalalitha will succeed in her election but will never get the
majority. Three eminent scientists will be lost.
Bengal,
Assam, Orissa, and Arunachal Pradesh Meghalaya: The
northeastern provinces will suffer from some serious epidemic disease that will
affect the politics also. Bengal will face very high prices. Storms will cause
tremendous damage to life and property. Jyoti Basu’s influence will increase.
Two important people will meet with accidents. Gagoi Government will face danger
and change in the Ministry. Orissa will have elections before him and the Janta
Dal will make its major debut.