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Rudradev wrote:
Despite all the social media complaints about Modi/BJP having "betrayed its core Hindu voters", I'm very, very skeptical that Modi/BJP will face any significant electoral backlash.
Le Dindu voters gripes:

No repeal of HRCE acts.
No tangible action on education front.
Repeal of farm laws.
No CAA rules yet.
Gubo-ing in NS case.
No judicial reforms.
Le ghandys and sarkari damaad roaming free.
Rearming of armed forces not happening.

Le Bhajipao response:
2 terms aren't enough to do what could have been done in an year. Can we have one more term plij?
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^^^ yes ... i also have those complaints but then the alternative is pappu, Momta, Kejru..

i hope one of My complaints gets addressed. order large Number of ATAGS or Kestral .. its too late for Arjun.
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Its called Bhartiya Janta Party for a reason. Otherwise it would be called a Hindu janta party. Hope you get the drift.
AS has been very quite so far not sure what he is plotting.
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Rampy wrote:Food for thoughts, especially for people who keep cribbing nothing is done by Modi and he should resign or they will vote for Raul baba or best Momta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZsxuuP4r_o&t=61
Thank you for the link.
However there is another side to it.
Let's try to see the things from 360 degree.
PS. I don't alway agree with JD or Sanjayji. But nonetheless a pertinent point has been raised.
JD link: https://youtu.be/9fpGNIEWSm4
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In Maharashtra, news reports about Eknath Shinde of Shiv Sena being unreachable along with some of his MLAs. Is this Operation Lotus in action?
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From Prasar Bharat site
Bengaluru Suburban rail project takes off; PM Modi inaugurates infra projects, tech hubs

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 20 laid foundation stone for rail and road infrastructure projects worth over Rs. 28,000 crore in Karnataka, including the Bengaluru Suburban rail project.

In the state that is home to the fourth largest technology cluster in the world, 150 ‘Technology Hubs’ have also been inaugurated that will upskill the workers in cutting edge technology.

“Bengaluru is a reflection of the spirit of Ek Bharat – Shreshtha Bharat. The development of Bengaluru is the development of millions of dreams. Therefore, in the last 8 years, it has been a continuous effort of the Central Government to develop Bengaluru further,” Prime Minister said.

Karnataka is the number one FDI destination and Bengaluru is the IT hub of India. The road and rail connectivity projects in Bengaluru will give a strong boost to India’s economy. It will also catalyse the vibrant automobile, agro, aerospace, textile and garment, biotech, and heavy engineering industries.

“The Indian Railways is now trying to provide the facilities, the environment that was once available in airports and air travel. The modern railway station in Bengaluru named after Bharat Ratna Sir M. Visvesvaraya is also a proof of this,” PM Modi further said in connection to India’s first Air Conditioned Railway Station which was inaugurated today.

https://twitter.com/PBNS_India/status/1 ... 6510516224

Bengaluru Suburban rail project

Among the projects kicked off today, this is the most costly project at a cost over Rs. 15,700 crore. It envisages 4 corridors with a total route length of over 148 Kms. The objective is to enhance mobility and boost connectivity in Bengaluru.

The project will connect Bengaluru city with its suburbs through a Rail-based rapid transit system. Dubbed as India’s most integrated Rail project, it is likely to be completed by 2026. The network will have 57 stations in six directions of Bengaluru, which includes Kengeri on Mysore side, Chikkabanavara on Tumkur side, Rajanakunte on Doddaballapura side, Devanahalli on Kolar side and Whitefield on Bangarpet side.

Further, PM Modi dedicated to the nation India’s first Air Conditioned Railway Station – Sir M Visvesvaraya Railway Station at Baiyappanahalli, which is developed on the lines of a modern airport at a total cost of around Rs 315 crore.

Other important infra projects

The Prime Minister also laid the foundation stone of several rail and road projects. These include redevelopment of Bengaluru Cantt. and Yesvantpur Junction railway station to be developed at a cost of around Rs 500 crore and Rs 375 crore respectively. Several rail electrification projects and railway line doubling projects that have been completed were dedicated to the nation today.

Two sections of the Bengaluru Ring Road project are to be developed at a cost of more than Rs 2,280 crore which will help reduce traffic congestion in the city. Other road projects are six laning of Nelamangala-Tumkur section of NH-48, widening of Punjalkatte-Charmadi section of NH-73, and rehabilitation and upgradation of a section of NH-69. The cumulative cost to be incurred in these projects is about Rs 3,150 crore.

The Prime Minister also dedicated the nation 150 ‘Technology Hubs’ that have been developed by transforming the Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) across Karnataka. This unique initiative developed at a cost of over Rs 4,600 crore is supported by many industry partners. It aims to create a skilled workforce to address Industry 4.0 manpower needs. These Technology Hubs, through its various innovative courses, will provide high skill training in cutting edge technology and improve opportunities for ITI graduates in employment and entrepreneurship.
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Muslim girl competent to marry person of her choice after 16 years: Punjab and Haryana HC

Punjab and Haryana High Court is in India or some other country?

A young Hindu girl of 16 will anyway be forcibly converted before she is nikaaded, so that takes care of the law and alleged legality


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India grants Visas to 111 last left sikhs in afghanistan, following the gurudwara attack.

They had refused to board the planes sent by Govt of India for evacuation, during the t@l!b@n takeover.

Not a single b@!!e$$ kh@li$t@ni has dared to even squeak a single word against the !$l@m!$t terr0r!$t$.

their kaneda/paki funded angst is only against the Indian state, to which they repeatedly and piteously appeal for safety and with their very next breath, they continue to vilely abuse and belittle their Indian saviors.
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Shanmukh ji,
Excellent posts.

its useful to ponder the difference between the nation-state India and hindu-raashtra Bharat. European Judo-christian nation state construct vs subcontinental dharmic raashtra construct.

One is a master, governing to impose its fiat/writ on people and mobilising them for a defined, temporal project, needed in lands where seasons are harsh and the earth is not always offering plenty. The other is a ruler (it doesn't matter so much whether its a ruler by descent, usurpation like the British, conquest like the Moghuls or elected like the Govts), ruling by exception a society that largely auto regulates based on smritis, shastras, traditions, culture on an intemporal land where seasons are benign, welcome variations and the earth sprouts "kalpatharu"s, making big projects rarely needed, conquests unnecessary.

The land we live in, shapes the expectations we have from the ruler, state, institutions.

Present Indian state ruling on hindu samaaj is square peg on a round hole; to make it fit, the state's corners have to be reshaped to fit dharma's contours and not the other way round.

BJP got into power twice kind of promising that. To be a fair ruler treating everyone with fairness and let everyone get on with their lives (shades of this in the way US defined its citizen/state relationship) according to their own understanding of what their Dharma is, and as per their abilities. To be an enabler for Hindu flourishing, to set historic wrongs right and more importantly, stop perpetuating state sponsored unfairness and appeasement. Round out those angular corners poking on Hindu psyche and well being.

Hindu voter did not specifically vote for BJP on their promise of achievement of development metrics, KPIs & KRAs, and therefore will not decide his next vote based on a performance appraisal against those targets. Thats not to belittle the developmental achievements, but in the hindu mind, any good decent govt can and should achieve that. So NaMo's achievements as praiseworthy and vital as they are, are not Hindu specific achievements, and to be fair NaMo doesnt claim they are, since his mantra is "Sab ka sath, sab ka vikas", not "Hindu ke sath, hindu vikas". Hindu voters are OK with that and concur that everyone should work together and everyone should benefit.

Not even the most strident critics of NaMo are claiming that "Sab ka sath, sab ka vikas" is bogus, and they too agree everyone has benefited. So why didn't their vote share increase significantly in 2019? Because they also are NOT voting for specific development metrics achievement KPIs & KRAs, and will not decide their next vote based on a performance appraisal against those targets.

Where NaMo and BJP are going wrong IMHO is on "sab ka vishwas". Vishwas is needed during election time, and the mandate won is proof of vishwas accorded, by the Hindu vote. BJP's harping on vishwas despite its massive mandate is an admission that it doesn't have the vishwas of muslims and christians and "secular hindus" and is a giveaway of its thirst and its intent to acquire the same. Vishwas is a result, and what does the Gita tell us? Do your job according to Dharma and the results will come, so dont focus on it or get attached to it - then its becomes Maya and leads you astray.

BJP's error is to consider Hindu vishwas as a perpetual given, or that its secured by development. The error is compounded when it thinks non-Hindu vishwas can be acquired by appeasement and going soft - it doest not work, and alienates Hindu vote. The alienated Hindu, with a bitter sense of disappointment that the once in a generation opportunity has been squandered despite 2 national mandates and a decade of free hand, will behave like jilted lover, sulking and irrational. Thats also why I think the good work done at state level by Yogi, Hemanta will not be enough to swing it at the center. The kartas are not the same and karma (phala) cannot be outright transferred.

I'm afraid thats the risk BJP & NaMo are taking on for with their fundamentally flawed "sab ka vishwas" pursuit. And that error is the result of a flawed understanding of where Nation state India does not fit nor fulfil the expectations of Dharmic hindu raashtra Bharat - which is very much there, dormant, awakening or awake, in every one of us, embedded into our world view.
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chetak wrote:Muslim girl competent to marry person of her choice after 16 years: Punjab and Haryana HC
Don't know if the state plans to appeal to Supreme Court. Or else it is another step towards Shariah compliance. :roll:
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How can a 16 year old girl belonging to one religion be more capable than other girls of the same age in taking decisions regarding marriage? What kind of legal logic is this?
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Looks like resort politics in Maharashtra. If the MVA Government would be toppled or not remains to be seen. Not that I have high hope of that happening, the MVA knows how to wield brutal force to coerce the rebels and go to whatever level that are needed to retain power.
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Dilbu wrote:How can a 16 year old girl belonging to one religion be more capable than other girls of the same age in taking decisions regarding marriage? What kind of legal logic is this?
wild bill hickok of single benchers. logic ka nam aur nishaan nahi hai.

even the 4g ca$e was me$$ed up by another such gun$linging cowboy, and everyone wa$ acquitted and the Modi govt kept quiet as the "me$$ing up" went on for so many years. Finally the guy retired
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Tanaji wrote:Lets not go to extremes whenever BJP is criticised and put up statements such as “complete transfer of Muslim population” when no one is talking about the same. We all are well aware that these things are beyondv the realms of possibility without a very serious cost being paid at various levels.

However there is a middle ground to be had between what we are being subjected to and “complete transfer” don’t you think? For starters, how about not giving in to assorted anti National street displays of power such as CAA and farm Bill where hands were being chopped off and National Highway being blocked? Or perhaps not abandon your own party members to the wolves like those in West Bengal and Nupur Sharma? Don’t you think it’s utterly shameful to abandon your own party members because you want to appear as the good kid to who knows whom? They are BJP workers, not members of Northern Light Infantry to be abandoned like a certain government did. Or maybe not walk back major policy decisions after announcement such as CAA? Or how about a very simple thing such as RTE? I am not even asking about the more contentious ones such as history textbooks or taking on the Supreme Court or freeing the temples…

Fact is BJP is taking its core voters for granted and thinks it can ignore them. They do so at their own peril.
Tanaji Saar,
and also Cyrano and ThakurB along with other people who think the govt has abandoned NS.
the BJP has a lot of faults, but aren't we (the so called supporters of the govt) also piling on with real and perceived issues. BJP has cut and run from Bengal, but they still haven't done that with NS isn't it. She is being given security and is still being backed to a degree though silently and not with in your face comments.

The so called secular vaadis and Owaisi types are shouting from rooftops that BJP is backing NS while uber Hinduvaadis are saying that BJP has dumped NS. The truth has to be in there somewhere right. The BJP as i have said multiple times before will try to bring changes as much as possible without causing anarchy issues. They are not like "lavanasur's party" to try disrupt everything and purposefully blame everyone else but themselves.

The exercise of street veto is the stand taken by the ones opposing the current govt as they feel that is the only way they can stop the current govt and they have taken maximalist positions to effect those and hizzoners are providing the covering fire by suspending laws and not giving the result of the committees setup to see what is the issue with the laws (the farm laws and CAA law committees come to mind).

I was listening to the talk of former ambassador Deepak Vohra, quite a nice analysis of the id east issues and the statement of taking care of insult to prophet and what we did during babri and parallels are also quoted by him. Quite a nice 90 min talk if you will. Interested people can go through the talk once

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Thakur_B wrote:
Rudradev wrote:
Despite all the social media complaints about Modi/BJP having "betrayed its core Hindu voters", I'm very, very skeptical that Modi/BJP will face any significant electoral backlash.
Le Dindu voters gripes:

No repeal of HRCE acts.
No tangible action on education front.
Repeal of farm laws.
No CAA rules yet.
Gubo-ing in NS case.
No judicial reforms.
Le ghandys and sarkari damaad roaming free.
Rearming of armed forces not happening.

Le Bhajipao response:
2 terms aren't enough to do what could have been done in an year. Can we have one more term plij?
Let me take a stab at this from what i think might happen.
1. HRCE act will not be repealed within the left over time from this govt. Might be changed wholesale when they come back after 2024.
2. Education front if you mean, not changing syllabus then it has started, in case you haven't seen DK Shivkumar from karnataka Congress has ripped apart the new textbooks and called it "saffronization" of education a charge levied and daily dharnas staged during NDA1 time with Murali Manohar Joshi's tenure.
3. CAA laws will come in in some time I am guessing or rather hopeful.
4. NS has been provided with security for now and the vidoe of former ambassador Deepak vohra paints a different picture that what is shown outside. if her case goes in front of the courts there will be discussion on the Hadiths and more of the Pbuh which our mullah maulanas dont want. so instant justice is what they are braying about.
5. Judicial reforms will be taken up after next election only, more fish to fry than to pick a fight with SC right now (especially with Hizzoners already saying khalistan zindabad is not sedition kind)
6. Gandhys being asked to come in for questioning and the various protests are also indicative of the same.

Most of the temple and the RTE act might be tried out at a state level and then brought as a Central law is what i think/guess for now.
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My problem with the Nupur Sharma episode is that the govt'/party should have said "she was responding to grave provocation by a muslim cleric". And that's it.
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Shanmukh wrote:
KLNMurthy wrote: Is it necessary for Hindus to articulate a vision? Yes. But it is not sufficient, at least the way the visions are articulated today. “Just bulldoze (so to speak) the BIF” is not a workable vision, if it means you just issue a fatwa to the government to make your dream come true, and then sink deeper into the pit of anger and frustration when that (of course) doesn’t happen.
Before you start on this, consider what the vision of the Modi government itself is. Modi sarkar started the second term on a very strong Hindutva note. They did away with Art. 370, got Ayodhya, pushed CAA through, etc. After the beginning of 2020, when the pandemic struck, they have retreated, and from 2021 onwards, they have been in full retreat, making one concession after another. So, what changed between the end of 2019 and 2021? I can think of only one major change - the rise of the Biden sarkar. So, after the rise of Biden sarkar, Modi government has decided, for whatever reasons, that they should appease the enemies of Hindutva. Now, we don't know the exact reasons for this, and I suspect, we are not likely to find out either. My guess-they consider Hindutva to be done something as and when occasion offers. They are not going to bet the kingdom on this. They think they can keep the Hindutvavadis in their fold. How are they doing it? By giving the state governments clearance to go ahead with the Hindutvavadi schemes. So, in Assam, they allow Himanta to kick out the squatters on temple and sattra lands, in Bengal, they allow Suvendu to go ahead and lead protests against the Bangladeshis, including the Bangladeshi high commission in Calcutta, in TN, they allow Annamalai to take on Hindu temple issues, in Gujarat, they allow the government to try to start taking over the management of the minority institutions, in UP, they bring out bulldozers and level the homes of the Jihadis, and in Karnataka, they allow the government to ban hijabs and push through a very strong anti-conversion law. Now, what is the end result? BJP's state governments are going to be in favour of the Hindutvavadis. We see all this yelping against Modi from the Hindu side. How much anger are you seeing against Annamalai, or Himanta, or Suvendu, or Bommai, or Yogi? Very little right? So, Modi sarkar has decided that the risks should be taken by the state government, while the centre looks to be more `secular'. They believe - rightly or wrongly, I don't know - that Modi's image can take the battering and still not lose the Hindutva vote.
Shanmukh Saar,
what you have said could very well be true regarding Biden Sarkar, but one picks and chooses his battles very carefully, because we are right now arguing on perception only. For all the things Himanta and Yogi ji are doing in Assam and UP, they haven't done anything illegal. they have gotten rid of illegal squatters which will not find takers in SC as well. Yogi is bulldozing, but only the illegal settlements, to put the fear of god in them. Some of them have participated in the stone pelting incidents, but i don't think all stone pelters have their houses razed.

Also the first half that you quoted regarding ram Mandir and Article 370 were core issues for the BJP which also had a convergence with the hindutva vaadi crowd as well. BJP is doing what they have always looked to have done. When you lathi charge the so called "farmers" and peacefuls protesting against "farm laws" and "CAA" it will lead to bad optics and will cement that this is fascist govt with the assorted proofs and martyrs also.

Electorally this is will also lead to counter polarization and common people will be the first one to say maybe the govt should have atleast negotiated before lathi charging (you can see in tv debates the number being thrown around that 700 farmer died and the govt is only responsible).
People who think they support the govt should atleast take the wind out of sails by posting memes on the dakait and bilkis dadis, but we just turn on our own and threaten that we won't vote for them.
Cyrano wrote:Shanmukh ji,
Excellent posts.

its useful to ponder the difference between the nation-state India and hindu-raashtra Bharat. European Judo-christian nation state construct vs subcontinental dharmic raashtra construct.

.....
Where NaMo and BJP are going wrong IMHO is on "sab ka vishwas". Vishwas is needed during election time, and the mandate won is proof of vishwas accorded, by the Hindu vote. BJP's harping on vishwas despite its massive mandate is an admission that it doesn't have the vishwas of muslims and christians and "secular hindus" and is a giveaway of its thirst and its intent to acquire the same. Vishwas is a result, and what does the Gita tell us? Do your job according to Dharma and the results will come, so dont focus on it or get attached to it - then its becomes Maya and leads you astray.

BJP's error is to consider Hindu vishwas as a perpetual given, or that its secured by development.
Cyrano ji,
the BJP by the very essence of govt has to take everyone together, even if the other side doesn't come with them or stays away. This also has other connotations, the BJP is trying to expand its vote base. For all the arguments we had a little before the 5 state elections especially with UP is that no matter how much Ram mandir and Kashi Viswanath corridor work has taken place, there is still a strong jati caste equations that are important in these elections. The BJP is not looking to win all of the yadav, jatt or muslim, but atleast a significant chunk based on woman and development and soft appeasement.

This is the reverse of what Congress had done with soft hindutva with Raul babas temple run and now recently with Bupesh singh Baghel saying that they will develop Ram circuit in Chattisgarh. I didn't see any muslim organization or individual saying that Congress has left "secularism" and will no longer vote for Congress/vote NOTA/ etc etc. Congress is trying to keep its vote bank and break hindu votebank.

The BJP is trying to do the reverse. instead of trying to get more electoral wins (because these electoral losses for seculars have made people who questioned Lord Ram's birth and his timeline and Hindu faith in general are brandishing their gotra and other songs and rituals) and imposing the agenda for a rising Bharat we are busy arguing how the BJP is not longer as Hinduvaadi as self and so we need to desert them.

think for a moment, would a non BJP/NDA govt have gotten Ram mandir off the ground and would the Kashi corridor have even happened. Would there be silence from the state and center in the ongoing Kashi Gyanvaapi dispute if there was a secular govt. they would have probably shut down the survey request with "peace between communities" argument. You see protests in Karnataka on the hijab issue. The govt didn't stop the jihadis, but it didn't stop the hindus from protesting either, the previous secular govt would have probably gone with the burkhas.

For all the rona-dhona we saw during Ornobs case and the lack of support, at the end of the year all the concerned people from the MVA are in jail and ornob is scott free.

If the Hindus and Hinutvavaadis can't see this and don't realize the importance of being in power electorally then what to do. i am always reminded of Ramana Saar's example of Samanta kings behavior during the battle between the kakatiya and kilji forces where trying to show their importance, they came late to the battle and by then the khiljis had won. we can see the same in the lack of unity in the face of culture destroying hordes.
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Cyrano wrote:My problem with the Nupur Sharma episode is that the govt'/party should have said "she was responding to grave provocation by a muslim cleric". And that's it.
that will come once it goes to court in the space of arguments. this again ties to govt not taking her side and indirectly insinuating what she said is true and so the govt doesn't care about muslims or their faith.
the govt is very careful in responding or not responding to individuals or organizations lest it make them more popular. All it takes is the govt to file some cases out of anger and the resulting court judges with creative interpretation will say its his/her/their freedom of speech/choice and the individual/organization will come out as a hero. I say this from Ramnik Maans statement that the honorable Supreme court has maintained that saying Khalistan Zindabad is not sedition or treason as long as there is no violent call to arms or harming people. How long does it take for the non violent to gather and then turn violent when they have sufficient numbers.

Md. Zoobear should be tackled with individual cases of promoting enmity rather than the govt putting the case with the govt privately blessing the same.
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looks like yeshwant mamaji has limitless ambitions.

He has always been long on rhetoric and short on delivery. A legend in his own mind. sort of like a cut priced version of nitishwa and a freeloader, following in the hallowed traditions of luloo and nitishwa.

Desperate for govt employment at any cost, the hall mark of an insecure and incompetent babooze.

he will be the opposition's candidate for the presidential elections and will quickly be consigned to the dustbin of history soon thereafter, following yet another epic failure. This guy is a perennial political joke.

even a supremely entitled deluxe class political passenger like ghandhy has seen the writing on the wall and withdrawn his name
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This is something that had to be called out loud. I wish he had made this remark at a suitable forum within India.
Justice Chandrachud: SC must not touch issues that require lawmakers’ role
Underlining the need for political engagement in a democracy, Supreme Court judge DY Chandrachud said that the apex court cannot and must not transcend its role by deciding issues requiring the involvement of elected representatives.

“It is true that the Supreme Court of India must protect the fundamental rights of persons and perform its constitutional duty. That would not only be a deviation from its constitutional role but would not serve a democratic society, which at its core, must resolve issues through public deliberation, discourse and the engagement of citizens with their representatives and the Constitution,” he said.


Justice Chandrachud was speaking at King’s College in London on the topic “Protecting human rights and preserving civil liberties: The role of courts in a democracy”.
He also said that thinking of the Supreme Court as a “one-stop solution to resolve complicated issues of policy and society” is a reflection of the waning power of discourse and consensus building. “The growing litigious trend in the country is indicative of the lack of patience in the political discourse. This results in a slippery slope where courts are regarded as the only organ of the State for realisation of rights — obviating the need for continuous engagement with the legislature and the executive,” he said.

“The fulfilment of the ideals of our Constitution and the protections guaranteed under it cannot only be achieved by exercising our role as citizens once every five years. There must be a continuous engagement with all the pillars of democracy,” he added in his closing remarks.
Justice Chandrachud’s remarks on political engagement are significant as he is in line to be the Chief Justice of India in November this year for a period of two years, during which the 2024 Lok Sabha elections will also be held.
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Yashwant Sinha is Opposition's pick for Presidential elections. What are the chances of him winning (even with a wafer thin margin)?
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business ethics of woke congi supporter and soros network NGOs in India.

she also funds all the anti Hindu leftist and naxal media who are so venomously anti India and anti modi.

Always talking down to the ordinary folks while occupying the high moral ground on any teevee show, but now caught with her liberandu and secularati pants down. vijay mallaya's khas dost. will she also do a midnight bunk to ye merry olde england

Joint Drugs Controller S Eswara Reddy nabbed taking bribe of ₹4 Lakhs out of promised ₹9 Lakhs to Clear BIOCON BIOLOGICS’ Diabetes Injection.

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how come no discussion on Maharashtra political circus
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chetak wrote:business ethics of woke congi supporter and soros network NGOs in India.

she also funds all the anti Hindu leftist and naxal media who are so venomously anti India and anti modi.

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Dilbuji
Desh mein only 'Judicial Activism' to save the Demcracy noo
Probably warming up to the Soros/Woke international audience and at the same time sending message to GOI about his CJI time??
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nits wrote:how come no discussion on Maharashtra political circus
wait for some time saar. patience onlee

everything is in flux

not only the SS MLAs at surat but also the congi MLAs are uncontactable by the thakray mafia. the eyetalians may be planning to get out before the ship sinks.

raut mama has been side lined by the SS and kept away from all talks, power ji is in a huddle and the shyte has already hit the rotating machinery.

In the middle of all this, yeshwant mama is expecting to be made the president of India.
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Rsatchi wrote:Dilbuji
Desh mein only 'Judicial Activism' to save the Demcracy noo
Probably warming up to the Soros/Woke international audience and at the same time sending message to GOI about his CJI time??
is it mandatory to make him, can he not be side lined, even at the cost of a crisis
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chetak wrote:India grants Visas to 111 last left sikhs in afghanistan, following the gurudwara attack.

They had refused to board the planes sent by Govt of India for evacuation, during the t@l!b@n takeover.

Not a single b@!!e$$ kh@li$t@ni has dared to even squeak a single word against the !$l@m!$t terr0r!$t$.

their kaneda/paki funded angst is only against the Indian state, to which they repeatedly and piteously appeal for safety and with their very next breath, they continue to vilely abuse and belittle their Indian saviors.

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Vayutuvan wrote:
Kaivalya wrote: https://indianexpress.com/article/expre ... a-7979095/

Now is the time to sustain it before we can scale it and make bigger plans around it
Slashing is not good. I would say slash the praising part but increase the atrocities part or even just talk about their oppression only and talk about the valor of the Kshatriyas who stood against the invading hoards.
True vayutuvanji- it is just the beginning. All rhona dhona aside, we have to see how the enemies/BIF react to understand if we are making progress. Last week the "The Peninsula" upgraded us to "Hindu Fascist Enterprise" to signify our growing economic clout. Oiuropeans thought they could put us into the defensive ( by morally claiming high stand - a way to walk away claiming value set issues ) before trade negotiations but that backfired. Piyushji has been playing good cop after jsji's excellent bad cop role. As we improve our institutions ( education, commerce, infrastructure etc ) everything that some folks dream about will come true.

The process of cleaning up muck has started and rinse , lather, repeat has to continue. Perseverance is the name of the game
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"#HuaTohHua pitroda" has nominated himself for president of India via benami proposers

slick slimy, slippery and slithery.

ideal congi candidate.

should fit right in at the very top of the congi hierarchy, right next to the janeudhari jamat

what other creepy crawly horrors should we be waiting for to pop up out of the wood work in the desperate race for nominations to the race for the elections for the president of India


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Shanmukjhi,

It is not just a tactical change in gov in khan land that caused the change in behaviour towards us . We are changing the status quo quoted below in a big way - and I quote without url :
The Eastern world is the mix of the Buddhist, Chinese, Hindu, and Japonic civilizations.
The Buddhist areas of Bhutan, Cambodia, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Thailand are identified as separate from other civilizations, but Huntington believes that they do not constitute a major civilization in the sense of international affairs.
Also I don't agree with SH classification of the power centers...

Note when this civilization talk was raised last time in 1947 ....coincidence? I dont think so...
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Shanmukh wrote:BTW, Murthy-garu and Rudradev-acharya,
If you both are interested, we can write up a few proposals I have in mind to different state governments. Do let me know if you are - we can take this elsewhere and discuss.
Sincerely appreciate the invitation Shanmukh garu. Let me figure out how I can follow through.
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@shanmukh interesting point about Aurangazeb working with Hindus on one side while oppressing them on the other side. Quite true.

If you are correct & Modi may be taking a similar approach, I guess I have a problem with a 21st century democratically elected national leader playing the same opaque game as a foreign tyrant of the late medieval period — I don’t see it working in today’s information era, for one thing.

I don’t minimize the complexity of the problem or the need to proceed with caution and the role of compromise. But Modi is undermining his own credibility as a strong leader, which is needless and dangerous.
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Sachin wrote:Yashwant Sinha is Opposition's pick for Presidential elections. What are the chances of him winning (even with a wafer thin margin)?

you tell me, saar


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Cyrano wrote:My problem with the Nupur Sharma episode is that the govt'/party should have said "she was responding to grave provocation by a muslim cleric". And that's it.
My statement would have been on the lines of: “India is an extremely large, diverse and free society and we have many contentious debates, quite openly. There is a lot of give-and-take and sometimes over-the-top reactions. The present case was one such example. We have robust internal mechanisms for handling such cases. It is not the place of foreigners having no understanding of India, to comment on our affairs. Just as we, out of courtesy, refrain from commenting on their internal affairs.”
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Yashwanth Sinha is going to lose. Draupadi Murmur may be one candidate. ST Candidate. There are also other ST Candidates. I hope an ST Candidate will ensure that.
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Cyrano wrote:My problem with the Nupur Sharma episode is that the govt'/party should have said "she was responding to grave provocation by a muslim cleric". And that's it.
With respect Cyrano garu, I feel that a response like this is problematic: it puts us in the subordinate position of giving an “explanation” to the foreign government figure, and asking for their approval of the explanation, suggesting that their judgment in our favor is important to us. What happens if they get into it, and say, “doesn’t matter what the provocation is, no official figure should speak badly of a beleaguered minority religion?” Are we going to then give a further explanation? Or just sputter angrily?

Who are they to judge our internal quarrels? Or our society’s issues? Best to tell them politely to butt out, otherwise “it won’t be good,” as we say.

Again, forgive me for nitpicking, but I do feel that it’s important for our words to be crafted to have a desired effect that is controlled by us.
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Cyrano garu, I was focused on India’s response to foreigners on NS episode, occurs to me that you may be referring to internal response by GoI. In which case, a response like the one you are proposing is fine I think, though of course anything could be improved.

I might have added, “government will shortly be bringing a law to award exemplary punishment to any calls for violence against individuals or groups by anyone, for any reason. The law will be on the lines of the anti-terrorism laws, and will feature fast-track courts.”
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Shrimati Draupadi Murmu is President Candidate of BJP led NDA.
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BJP-led NDA announces Draupadi Murmu's name as Presidential candidate
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