Should the Crime capital, be the Capital of India.

I have been pondering on this issue for a long time. Please read the article below. http://www.hindu.com/2008/10/06/stories/2008100655691300.htm
We do understand that the statement given by chief minister of Delhi might have been blown out of proportion, but this is the height. Instead of stating that the case will be resolved very shortly, is this kind of a statement which should be given by chief minister of any state. We have had incidents after incidents, bomb blasts, murders and what not. Is our capital ready for answering these kinds of questions? Is our capital ready for Common wealth games, which is around the corner, where female folks might have to travel in the night? Who knows if they will be provided with adequate protection or not.

Slow and Steady, Wins the Race.

There is an age old saying; slow and steady wins the race. Indian economy has not yet opened completely, but had we opened the economy very fast what would have been our fate? Would it have been some what similar to that of Iceland? Read the article below.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2008/oct/09/gordonbrowniceland
Just imagine the kind of blood bath if we were to open up rapidly. Even after opening our economy steadily we have seen night mares during the day times. Read the article below.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Investor_wealth_plummets_by_Rs_3650000_cr/articleshow/3577591.cms
Have we learnt from our past mistakes? Due to the credit agencies rapid down grading of Lehman Brothers, one of the oldest and largest i-banks collapsed. Is the US government waking up to these kind of reporting. Had the rating agencies restrained or slowed the down grading of Lehman, was it possible to save this bank? We have to think again. So goes the old saying Slow and Steady Wins the Race.