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    • The Indian Express Tags : US President Barrack Obama Posted: Thursday , Nov 06, 2008 at 2352 hrs

    Will that translate into concrete benefit? This question should be kept for later. For now, also applaud the electoral system that produced this result, that enabled a man with no influential patrons to win the confidence of a formidable political party and then his country.

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    OBAMA victoryBy: Karu n Roongta | 06-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward why the Dalit ki beti cant do a OBAMA .
    OBAMA victoryBy: Karun Roongta | 06-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward I know one thing his speech was so moving that it bring tears in my eyes. For long i have not heard such speech . he really seems to be a true statesman which will bring forward USA and with it the rest if the world.
    Obama Effect on India By: Mr K Nitin | 06-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward Mr Obams win, What will be the impact on India? We hope his policies will strenght India US relations to came out of recession.
    NEW BALL PLEASEBy: JATI S HOON | 06-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward CHANGE WE MUST, FOR CHANGING WORLD.INDIA IS THE BEST EXAMPLE.A NEW CENTURY AND NEW BALL.
    India changing more quicklyBy: Anon | 06-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward If you think about it, India has changed more quickly - we have done in less than 60 years for caste what America has not yet dont for race in over 100 years
    Really?By: pj84994 | 06-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward Anon - do you really believe that? Has a person of caste been elected in a popular vote of all Indians?If we are so great, why are people from UP being killed in Mah? Perspective!
    Anon is rightBy: Giri | 07-Nov-2008 Reply | Forward America won its independence in 1783. Majority of Blacks were legally enslaved then. Fast forward 80 yrs, Abe Lincoln announced the Emancipation proclamation. But Blacks were disenfrancised in many ways with the so called Jim Crow laws. Fas forward another 100 yrs and President LB Johnson announced the Civil rights act and returned the voting rights to Blacks. And now in 2008, Barrack Obama won. It started in 1783 and realized in 2008. In India, there has been Dalit President and Muslim president. Mayawati is the polularly elected CM. All these in less than 60 yrs after Indian independence. Yes there are problems faced by Dalits and Muslims in India; just like Blacks facing in the US. The most recent case was that of Sean Bell in NY. Absolute social equality is an impossibility, all over the world. But there are progressive achievements in US, as much as in India.
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