26 augurs bad for India, but for Modi 26 is auspicious (see pics)

New Delhi: Narendra Modi, who has been declared as the 15th Prime Minister of India, will take the oath of office on May 26, 2014. The NDA leader who won the 16th Lok Sabha elections with the massive support of Indian voters will officially take charge to lead the country in its every developmental matrix on the said date.Given the fact that ‘26' has very bad memories associated with it, but it seems the league of ‘positive change' by Modi is soon to begin with his swearing-in. For India, ‘26' has so far commenced and consummated only with destructions, disasters, apathy and ruins, either man-made or devoted by the nature. But, as new era is to begin Narendra Modi, the good omen on ‘26' is likely to be witnessed. On Monday, when the whole world will see India rejoicing the embarking of an entire novel national alignment; Modi appears to be clasping on to the grand chasm of the so far negative '26.' Considering the disturbing date of ‘26' and it's overtly damaging consequences, none can undermine the horrifying Gujarat earthquake that took place on January 26, 2001. The havoc created by infamous Mumbai floods on July 26, 2007 is still alive in the wit of the people.On December 26, 2004, India got stroked by the horrendous Tsunami and the dreadful effects are needless to recall.In the year 2007, severe blasts rocked Guwahati followed by the Ahmedabad on September 26, 2008. The epic surrounded the entire nation when Mumbai witnessed the dreadful terror attack on November 26, 2008. Now, as May 26, 2014 is striking the chord, the people are hoping for a change, the change for a ‘good.' Indians want Mr. Modi to delve into the extreme core of evils that surrounds the nation and swipe the land to sow the seeds of better fortune. For the hope to get a better structure in the coming days, we wish Narendra Modi to carve a new ‘26' for the nation; a date that can get engraved in the memories in the form of golden calligraphy!