Finicky Rahul

Rahul Gandhi achieved his desired goal with all his determination. He has more or less managed his political plans and ended up having a lovely time again in the country's party politics. 

He is no longer insignificant as his critics more often term him. He emerges now as the perfect leader of today's complex times. 

His political perfection comes from his long march within the length and breadth of the country on two varied occasions.

It can be called his strong confessable finer approach and the secret of his fresh political strength and success. His grasp on political understanding, economy and international relations is immense. 

It also remains a psychological gain that has brought him on the wider canvas of political hue, ambience, spontaneity and ultimate joy for initiating a future role in democracy. 

Deep down, he emerges confidently to ably speculate over his conscious mind. If he desired to proceed with a perfect aim, he could now rid himself of every flaw in his political career. 

Good enough in politics does not often mean worse than perfect, as experts attribute time and again. It is not a big perception that looks unachievable in hard times and thus remains undesirable. In fact, it can be risky too.

Of course, several benefits can be brought by perfection. If space scientists did not have an accurate approach to their work they would not go so far in space science. Just in a similar manner, the politicians also set their aims. 

However, praise and admiration come at last, thereby breaking the goal is not considered good. He focused primarily on a few issues. He never emphasised his PM candidature. 

How can politicians ever experience joy & happiness if the conditions they create for themselves meet impossible standards?

We need to appreciate Rahul Gandhi's aptly gained success and grace. If only it were that much easier.