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'Vajpayee among influential world leaders'
BEIJING, NOV. 29. The Prime Minister, Mr. Atal Behari Vajpayee,
has been selected as one of the 21 most influential world leaders
by readers of a leading Chinese magazine. The 21 leaders were
selected from almost 300 heads of State by readers of the Hong
Kong-based Brilliant Chinese. The magazine, which held the
contest on its website created specifically for it, introduced
Mr. Vajpayee as ``the evergreen ivy in Indian political
circles.''
``In the past 50 years, there has been an all-powerful person in
the always changeable Indian political arena, who has been
manoeuvred among various political groups and hacked his way
through difficulties. That is India's Prime Minister, Mr.
Vajpayee, one of those few veteran politicians in India,'' it
said.
The website said the magazine's president and editor- in-chief,
Mr. Wang Ku, has written to Mr. Vajpayee informing him of his
selection. The Chinese President, Mr. Jiang Zemin, the U.S.
President, Mr. Bill Clinton, the Russian President, Mr. Vladimir
Putin, the French President, Mr. Jacques Chirac, the British
Premier, Mr. Tony Blair and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong P
iI are among the others who figured in the list.
The readers of the magazine, which is published in Asia, America
and Europe, will now pick the top 10 most influential world
leaders in 2000 out of the 21 candidates.
- PTI
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