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Thanks for sharing.
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Havan at Prathngara Devi will normally be done with Mirchi and other things like that. Havan is done to remove obstacles and also destroy enemies.
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Yagnasri wrote:

Havan at Prathngara Devi
will normally be done with Mirchi and other things like that. Havan is done to remove obstacles and also destroy enemies.
Yagnasri garu,

where is this temple, kindly let us know
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MP Election 2023: Priyanka Gandhi Sounds Poll Bugle With Five 'Tested' Promises
  • financial scheme of Rs 1500 per month
  • LPG cylinder at a subsidized rate of Rs 500
  • cheaper electricity
  • implementing the old pension scheme (OPS)
Looks like the 'seculars' and Congress has understood the pulse of the average Indians. There is a huge population of freeloaders out there, who will vote based on the 'free stuff' they get. BJP's nationalism may get stumped in the 'freeload-ism' mentality in India. What ever financial gains Modi & Co managed to make in last 10 years, all would most likely be handed over to the Gandhi-Nehrus to give away for free.
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If somebody could help me I would be very grateful.

Indian state governments, like the national government run deficits. National government can raise debt and change monetary policy to fund such deficits. How to state governments in India fund their deficits? The have very limited monetary policy options so do I take it that they raise debt by selling bonds or the equivalent? If that is the case, who is the guarantor for this debt?

If this is not the case how is the debt financed? Bank loans? Again, who is the guarantor for this debt?

Thank you
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C-Voter gave MP to Congress. (130 to 65)
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Lisa wrote:If somebody could help me I would be very grateful.

Indian state governments, like the national government run deficits. National government can raise debt and change monetary policy to fund such deficits. How to state governments in India fund their deficits? The have very limited monetary policy options so do I take it that they raise debt by selling bonds or the equivalent? If that is the case, who is the guarantor for this debt?

If this is not the case how is the debt financed? Bank loans? Again, who is the guarantor for this debt?

Thank you
GOI guarantees and underwrites all state development bonds. You can check and invest in these bonds via rbiretail.com, the SDB are similar to sovereign bonds issued by RBI, meaning almost no-risk (risk factor is if goi defaults)
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What effect GST related devolution of financial powers has had on the above?
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Vadivelji,

Thank you. If GOI guarantee becomes function of fiscal prudence, ie as a percentile of debt to income ratio, would this not automatically become a method of constraining freebie giving by state governments in that state governments would not be able to write cheques to honour their debt? I am asking because IMHO there seems no way to restrain poor fiscal management at state level as the GOI guarantee appears to be abused.
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chetak wrote: where is this temple, kindly let us know
This temple is near Kumbakonam(Tanjore District) in Tamilnadu. Late CM Jayalalitha used to do this Yagam before going to election campaigns/important political decisions.
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Lisa wrote:If somebody could help me I would be very grateful.

Indian state governments, like the national government, run deficits. The national government can raise debt and change monetary policy to fund such deficits. How to state governments in India fund their deficits? They have very limited monetary policy options so do I take it that they raise debt by selling bonds or the equivalent? If that is the case, who is the guarantor for this debt?

If this is not the case how is the debt financed? Bank loans? Again, who is the guarantor for this debt?

Thank you
In 1992 the PVNR govt passed a law that Centre is not responsible for States debt and this is still in force.
In the NDA-I, had a law passed called Fisical Responsibility and Budget Management Act that had some norms for state borrowings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscal_Re ... long%20run

In 2016 this FRBM was reinforced.
Every year someone on Twitter puts out graphics showing the amount of State debt.
What we see is that non-BJP states run up massive debts for various reasons: loot, freebies to get re-elected, and funding infrastructure which is another vehicle for loot.
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Centre does not guarantee any State debt. Many State Govts would love that.
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Expect the Cong to start a vigorous campaign in their states that the centre is not aiding their Jan Kalyan efforts and asking the populace to elect them in the general elections so that they can stop all the earnings going unjustly to Gujarat and give them back to the states to fund the schemes (freebies)... they may even 'pause' the schemes and say they can restart them only when they are in power at the center to remove the block put by the evil BJP.

Scary part - it may actually work. The free loaders in other states are looking at these states and they don't care about stuff like fiscal deficits and debts
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siva509 wrote:
chetak wrote: where is this temple, kindly let us know
This temple is near Kumbakonam(Tanjore District) in Tamilnadu. Late CM Jayalalitha used to do this Yagam before going to election campaigns/important political decisions.
Many thanks, siva509 ji.
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chetak wrote:
Yagnasri wrote:

Havan at Prathngara Devi
will normally be done with Mirchi and other things like that. Havan is done to remove obstacles and also destroy enemies.
Yagnasri garu,

where is this temple, kindly let us know
It is at Road No.1, Alkapuri. There is also a big SriAshtalakshmi Temple at about a km from there. We can fix the time and perform Havan. You can search it in google maps.
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Yagnasri wrote:
chetak wrote:
Yagnasri garu,

where is this temple, kindly let us know
It is at Road No.1, Alkapuri. There is also a big SriAshtalakshmi Temple at about a km from there. We can fix the time and perform Havan. You can search it in google maps.
Many thanks Yagnasri saar.
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It's remarkable to think that if the ED hadn't apprehended the Minister #SenthilBalaji, he would have remained unaware of his heart condition.

In numerous ways, intervention by @dir_ed actually played a role in saving his life.

He should be thanking ED!


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vijayk wrote:C-Voter gave MP to Congress. (130 to 65)

link please?
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why should anyone worry, let the two dravidian parties duke it out and end up like pigs wrestling in the mud

when the two big dravidian parties turn on one another like feral cats, it only serves Annamalai's game plan to the T, and that too without any ideological blowback, or political backlash, affecting him or his party.

If the ruling DMK actually goes after the opposition ADMK for allegations of corruption, it will change the very face of dravidian politics in TN.

The padres must be in a real panic because they are hand in glove with both these parties and who knows what is hidden under the cassock

Savukku Shankar@Veera284

Sources : Fallout of arrest of Senthil Balaji

Govt instructs DVAC Director to file charge sheet in all the cases pending against ADMK leaders at the earliest. Charge sheets are expected by first week of July.

Many ADMK leaders including MR.Vijayabaskar, C Vijayabaskar, Thangamani, Velumani, KC Veeramani.

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fanne wrote:
vijayk wrote:C-Voter gave MP to Congress. (130 to 65)

link please?
Congress revival is restricted to the lifespan of Raj Mata. Won't extend beyond, so this is a flash in the pan for another 10 years, that is all.
Also, the addiction of Hindus to anti-Hindu parties needs a psychological study. In addition, the physical vote printouts from EVMs need to be tallied with the EVM results to be doubly sure.

PS: Does anyone remember any survey where C-voter gave BJP a lead? It is the first to come out with predictions, and shows BJP as trailing.
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So Kejriwal seems to have botched his overture to the rest of the opposition parties gathered in Patna.
He made his forceful demand to the others, insisting that they deal with his problems regarding Delhi ordinance.
But we can see that Congress isn't buying what he has to sell, because AAP has only been expanding at the expense of Congress.
So Kejriwal seems to be claiming he'll avoid doing anything that will damage inter-party unity among opposition, but he insists that Congress first support him on the Delhi ordinance. He's even warning that what's happened in Delhi could happen to their states too -- which is complete nonsense, since Delhi doesn't have the same status as full-fledged states under the constitution, and the other parties know it full well.
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sanman wrote:So Kejriwal seems to have botched his overture to the rest of the opposition parties gathered in Patna.
He made his forceful demand to the others, insisting that they deal with his problems regarding Delhi ordinance.
But we can see that Congress isn't buying what he has to sell, because AAP has only been expanding at the expense of Congress.
So Kejriwal seems to be claiming he'll avoid doing anything that will damage inter-party unity among opposition, but he insists that Congress first support him on the Delhi ordinance. He's even warning that what's happened in Delhi could happen to their states too -- which is complete nonsense, since Delhi doesn't have the same status as full-fledged states under the constitution, and the other parties know it full well.

sanman ji,

to understand why khujliwal is running around so desperately, trying to muscle other parties to support him, check out the link below

you will not be disappointed


khujliwal parody poetry
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Meanwhile, looks like the bluff of the wrestling gang has been called out (finally)
Protesting wrestlers rule out hitting roads again, say fight against WFI chief will be a legal battle now
8) The wrestling gang is weaseling out. POCSO charges against Brij Bushan Sharan Singh is dropped by Dilli Pulis. The other charges would require strong evidence and witness statements. I am a bit surprised that no one is even asking Brij Bushan Sharan Singh to resign now (as he has a charge sheet on him).

Phogat shares undated letter, seeking additional time and not exemption from Asian Games trials
Wrestlers want to take part in Asian Games trials, say need a month and half to prepare
GoI should just say "No Thanks" and get the team ready minus the Phoghats and the wrestler gang. I am sure there would be other competent sports-people in India. Phoghats and the wrestling gang should be completely side lined.
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ramana wrote:Centre does not guarantee any State debt. Many State Govts would love that.

SDL's have sovereign guarantee, which is why its triple AAA rated.

https://www.indiabonds.com/news-and-ins ... -benefits/
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I find Mr Rajagopalan's reports to be full of juicy info:

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TRS/BRS has a lot of issues and popularity going down.
Congress gaining NOW at its expense
Telangana BJP is fully busy with infighting. What the hell is going on in BJP? Time to replace Nadda?
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MP/Rajasthan/CG all seem to be within grasp of BIF toolkit.
They need to move aggressively on petrol pricing. Why did BJP become so meek?
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sanman wrote:So Kejriwal seems to have Purposefully botched his overture to the rest of the opposition parties gathered in Patna.
He made his forceful demand to the others, insisting that they deal with his problems regarding Delhi ordinance.
But we can see he knew that Congress isn't won't be buying what he has to sell, because AAP has only been expanding at the expense of Congress.
So Kejriwal seems to be started claiming he'll avoid doing anything that will damage inter-party unity among opposition, but he insists demanded that Congress first support him on the Delhi ordinance. He's even warning that what's happened in Delhi could happen to their states too -- which is complete nonsense, since Delhi doesn't have the same status as full-fledged states under the constitution, and the other parties know it full well.
Corrected sir. AK is a Chameleon. He doesnt do anything innocently or emotionally.
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vijayk wrote:MP/Rajasthan/CG all seem to be within grasp of BIF toolkit.
They need to move aggressively on petrol pricing. Why did BJP become so meek?
Rajasthan is under INC right now. Shouldn't RJ flip over to the Dharmic side in the next elections, later this year? Or, is Rajmata not playing ball? No help from the RSS either in dealing with her?

On MP, SSC should have moved to Dilli, ages ago. Hand over the reins to somebody able (like Scindia) and move on better/higher things. Why is SSC still in Bhopal? Comfort zone?
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Very thoughtful and well-informed updates on what's going in Telangana and environs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0286qkpDcSc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejDS2yY7K98

In a nutshell:

- It is possible that BRS has reached some kind of understanding with the BJP at least for now. Maybe this has to do with Delhi liquor scam, 2024 elections, support for passage of UCC and other laws. Not sure, but something is brewing.

- This has confused some of the new entrants to BJP like E Rajendra and others. These guys came from INC wanting to fight the BRS, but now are wondering why the BJP national leadership has seemingly gone soft on KCR and his family. This is publicly coming across as "infighting".

- KCR on his part has recently forayed into southern Maharashtra for a rally with a convoy of 600+vehicles, rattling NCP and INC. Poached an NCP neta into BRS. Could be helping the BJP by splitting the anti-NDA vote.
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sanjayc wrote:
fanne wrote:

link please?
Congress revival is restricted to the lifespan of Raj Mata. Won't extend beyond, so this is a flash in the pan for another 10 years, that is all.
Also, the addiction of Hindus to anti-Hindu parties needs a psychological study. In addition, the physical vote printouts from EVMs need to be tallied with the EVM results to be doubly sure.

PS: Does anyone remember any survey where C-voter gave BJP a lead? It is the first to come out with predictions, and shows BJP as trailing.
Discussing fake/unsubstantiated posts gets nowhere.

The C-voter survey did not predict 130-65 for INC. It predicts a close contest as of now, equal vote share and seats for both parties.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_Madh ... nion_polls

The Zee news poll has given BJP a win as of now: https://newsroompost.com/india/madhya-p ... 60825.html
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KL Dubey wrote:Very thoughtful and well-informed updates on what's going in Telangana and environs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0286qkpDcSc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejDS2yY7K98

In a nutshell:

- It is possible that BRS has reached some kind of understanding with the BJP at least for now. Maybe this has to do with Delhi liquor scam, 2024 elections, support for passage of UCC and other laws. Not sure, but something is brewing.

- This has confused some of the new entrants to BJP like E Rajendra and others. These guys came from INC wanting to fight the BRS, but now are wondering why the BJP national leadership has seemingly gone soft on KCR and his family. This is publicly coming across as "infighting".

- KCR on his part has recently forayed into southern Maharashtra for a rally with a convoy of 600+vehicles, rattling NCP and INC. Poached an NCP neta into BRS. Could be helping the BJP by splitting the anti-NDA vote.

Saam daam dand bhed to win 2024 . 5 more years of this gov will change our trajectory for ever
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KCR is a total backstabber. I hope they are not trusting him without verification
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vijayk wrote:KCR is a total backstabber. I hope they are not trusting him without verification
vijayk ji,

He has his testimonials very firmly stuck in a vice.

The dilli liquor scam seems to have morphed into a watertight case for the "south" lobby in which his ménage and supporters are allegedly saddled neck deep and inescapably so

his tenure as cm started with the unexpected betrayal of the eyetalian mafia and telangana slipped away from one abrahamic cooking pot, straight in to the other abrahamic fire. That betrayal was something that he had planned with the jihadis, well ahead of time and that vengeful accounting is yet to be settled by the powers that be, and it will neither be forgotten, and nor will it be forgiven

all these petty, despotic, and delusional regionals are nurturing the wet dream of becoming PM because they think that BJP, by gifting away the cm gaddi in MAH, will also gift away the pm gaddi to ensure that it stays in the power equation.

some idiots from the BJP made the mistake of touting nitishwa as the PM candidate of the BJP (in a grand and secular gesture of democratic insanity, because they were willing to sacrifice the future of the dharma for petty political gains and not one of them could have done for India what Modi has done so far, not even if they are reborn a dozen times each) just to spike and spite Modi, and see just where all those folks landed up, right in the garbage bin of the मार्गदर्शक मंडल...

the backstabber's recent 600 car cavalcade to MAH has ruffled a lot of feathers and cost him much political capital. He is being seen as a vote cutter and they (MVA) are all afraid that the jihadi vote banks, which they are banking upon, will be divided because of him

trust is the last thing on anyone's mind when dealing with such oily and slippery goons and in this august assemblage are political pariahs like khujliwal, nitishwa, the backstabber, the abdullahs, and the muftis, just to name a few
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^^ 100% right
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I had written about the many successful predictions by Priyanka. @AstroAmigo in the 17th page of Road to the 2024 Elections in India-1 thread. She had also correctly predicted that BJP will lose the recent Karnataka elections. Her prediction on July 1, 2023 about the coming Madhya Pradesh elections is given below.

"As per my calculations, BJP is not going to win the upcoming assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh. It should rather be a convincing victory for Congress.

I would soon try to put my view on Rajasthan assembly elections whose calculations are in progress. Next to it for CG."
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In the past few years her success rate was above 95%. She also said that the timing of installation of Sengol in the new parliament supports the coming rule or growth of Dharma. It also matches with her prediction of BJP's victory in 2024 elections and the glorious rule of Yogi Adityanath after 2029 general elections.
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Hriday wrote:I had written about the many successful predictions by Priyanka. @AstroAmigo in the 17th page of Road to the 2024 Elections in India-1 thread. She had also correctly predicted that BJP will lose the recent Karnataka elections. Her prediction on July 1, 2023 about the coming Madhya Pradesh elections is given below.

"As per my calculations, BJP is not going to win the upcoming assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh. It should rather be a convincing victory for Congress.

I would soon try to put my view on Rajasthan assembly elections whose calculations are in progress. Next to it for CG."
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In the past few years her success rate was above 95%. She also said that the timing of installation of Sengol in the new parliament supports the coming rule or growth of Dharma. It also matches with her prediction of BJP's victory in 2024 elections and the glorious rule of Yogi Adityanath after 2029 general elections.
That will be huge setback
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Hriday wrote:I had written about the many successful predictions by Priyanka. @AstroAmigo in the 17th page of Road to the 2024 Elections in India-1 thread. She had also correctly predicted that BJP will lose the recent Karnataka elections. Her prediction on July 1, 2023 about the coming Madhya Pradesh elections is given below.

"As per my calculations, BJP is not going to win the upcoming assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh. It should rather be a convincing victory for Congress.

I would soon try to put my view on Rajasthan assembly elections whose calculations are in progress. Next to it for CG."
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In the past few years her success rate was above 95%. She also said that the timing of installation of Sengol in the new parliament supports the coming rule or growth of Dharma. It also matches with her prediction of BJP's victory in 2024 elections and the glorious rule of Yogi Adityanath after 2029 general elections.
I remember reading on this very forum, a few pages back, about @astroamigo. Ever since then, I visit her Twitter page everyday, to catch some nuggets of her wisdom. She seems to be good. I wanted to consult her but I have seen messages from other Twitter users saying they sent her their details but have not heard from her in months. She may have recd dozens/hundreds of requests and may not have the time to go through, study & respond to each of them.

One of the drawbacks if you are successful astrologer on social media :(
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Can we have a separate thread on Astrology predictions on elections, most of us do not believe in Astrology and find these posts very irritating.

While some might believe in it many believe we are not really supposed to know the future, they way we act now affects the future.
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NCP splits; Ajit Pawar takes oath as Deputy CM of Maharashtra today, several heavyweights join BJP coalition the new MVA, funniest part is seeing face of BJP DF sitting in likes of pawar, chagan bhujbal :-?

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/ne ... 425985.cms
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