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Good luck to Madam Prime Minister, and her cabinet. Does anyone know of past PCC stuents in the cabinet. I am not sure of Prakash Ramadhar....??
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Posted 28 May 2010 - 01:58 PM
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Posted 29 May 2010 - 02:00 PM
Lato, on 28 May 2010 - 01:58 PM, said:
Good luck to Madam Prime Minister, and her cabinet. Does anyone know of past PCC stuents in the cabinet. I am not sure of Prakash Ramadhar....??
Well, I do know Mr. Austin 'Jack' Warner was an old boy of PCC back when we were still St. Phillips and St. James. As for the other members...I think Mr. Suruj Rambhachan is also a past student, but this is subject to verification.
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Posted 29 May 2010 - 05:18 PM
Lato, on 28 May 2010 - 01:58 PM, said:
Good luck to Madam Prime Minister, and her cabinet. Does anyone know of past PCC stuents in the cabinet. I am not sure of Prakash Ramadhar....??
Prakash Ramadhar was in the class of 74-75 if I am not mistake. He is indeed an Old PCC alumni. Had the chance to exchange greetings and extend best wishes when I was there from Apr 25 May 20Th. Vassant Bharath bowed out gracefully. Let see if his impassioned coutroom plays can be continued in his role in the new government. Fingers crossed the new government have a similar mandate for change that swept the previous ONC/ UNC = NAR coalition which did not proceed as expected. Once egos can be contained, then there may be a real chance for success. The theme was "we will rise"....the question I have is will the rise to the occasion and not just embrace the mandate for change, but implement initiatives that that translate into the "change for better that swept them into power. Coalitiosn are always tenuous alliances with each bringing its own agenda to the table......So even though we have transcended the gender gap in electing a Female PM, let us see if people can put aside their agendas of entitlement and really manifest the deliver on the hope for change that have been given to them.
Politiicians have a disingenuous way of parambulating the suburbs of veracity.....transparency and effective leadership were the bane of the previous administration. Let this be a lessons learned for the People's Coalition Party. Congrats and all the best to the new administration.
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