The Second Innings of Dr. Manmohan Singh: Astro Analysis
The Second Innings of Dr. Manmohan Singh: Astro Analysis
After
the UPA government won the 2009 general elections, Dr. Manmohan Singh
was reappointed as the Prime Minister of India on May 22, 2009, making
him the first Indian Prime Minister since Jawaharlal Nehru to return to
power after completing a full five-year term.
The UPA government was sworn on 22nd May 2009 at 06:30 PM in the Ashoka Hall of Rastrapati Bhawan,
The
placement of Jupiter in the 4th house and aspect of Saturn on the 4th
house (own house) indicates that the government at the centre is stable
and will last its full term.
However,
the placement of retrograde Mercury in the 7th house indicates that
allies will keep on posing problems for the Government by making
irrational demands. Keeping the flock together will be the biggest work
for congress.
The
placement of Ketu in the 9th house indicates that foreign policy will
be the main area of focus for the government till September 2010. The
problems emerging in foreign lands relating to economic, political or
social problems of ethnic Indians will continue to affect the country.
Challenges before Manmohan Singh:-
Health:
Manmohan
Singh has a history of heart ailment and underwent coronary bypass
surgery in 1990 and angioplasty in 2004. Singh also underwent a second
bypass surgery at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
on 24 January 2009. Health can be a concern for him in the present
tenure as the Prime Minister of India. Astrologically, placement of
Moon in the sixth house is not very good for the health prospects of
the Head of state in astrology.
Security Threats and Neighborhood Environment:
Apart from the threats from the Western front especially from Jihadi terrorists,
Economic Problems and Creation of New jobs:
The
world is passing through tough economic patch. Corporates are making
losses. Economic slowdown syndrome is all pervasive. There are job cuts
in all major sectors in the world.
The
UPA government under the leadership of Manmohan Singh is likely to
complete its full term. However, if the health of Manmohan Singh
deteriorates, he may step down as Prime Minister of the country.
Written by: Anand Sagar Pathak
Dated: 29th May 2009
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