 "Name one country where people are happy: Khurshid")
Salman Khurshid, Union Law minister, was Karan Thapar’s guest on Devil’s Advocate and was answering questions related to the UPA government’s performance. When Thapar mentioned that right from farmers to industrialists, no one in this country is happy with the government, Khurshid said “Could you tell me one country were people are happy today?”
“It’s a difficult economic landscape…Europe is changing its leaders all along,” said Khurshid. When Thapar asked that India may also change its leader soon, Khurshis said, “India may change as well, who said India shouldn’t.”
When Thapar pointed out that Khurshid sounded like he was ready for opposition, Khurshid immediately responded, “Not at all. In democracy you have to be willing to be in opposition and determined to be in the government.”
Salman Khurshid was elected from the Farrukhabad constituency in UP in the 2009 assembly election. He is the Union Minister for Law and Justice and also the Union Minister for Minority Affairs.
 "India’s defence aatmanirbharta has the potential to power its global ambitions")
 "White paper on the Indian economy: From fragility to stability")
 "'Crisis situation': The biggest takeaways from Centre's White Paper on UPA rule")
 "Limits of coalition politics: Five reasons I.N.D.I. Alliance is falling apart")
 "India’s defence aatmanirbharta has the potential to power its global ambitions")
 "White paper on the Indian economy: From fragility to stability")
 "'Crisis situation': The biggest takeaways from Centre's White Paper on UPA rule")
 "Limits of coalition politics: Five reasons I.N.D.I. Alliance is falling apart")