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OpIndia editorial cartoon as PM Modi turns 71 and Congress scores a self goal

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Dear @POTUS, we the Indian Farmers are protesting against 3 farm laws brought by PM Modi’s govt. 700 farmers have died in the last 11 months protesting. These black laws should be repealed to save us. Please focus on our concern while meeting PM Modi. #Biden_SpeakUp4Farmers

— Rakesh Tikait (@RakeshTikaitBKU) September 24, 2021

Pratyush wrote:WRT, farm laws, I wish to share an anecdote with the members.

Before the second wave hit us. I was attending to a relative who was admitted in a hospital in Delhi. We shared the room with from someone from Loni.

While chatting with his attendant, I learnt that he was a supporter of the protests.

I asked him to explain why the laws were bad. He answered that the law's will make the Mandi system irrelevant and that agents will loose a commission from trade.

Again he said that MSP should be codified into laws.

I asked him, if price is set by laws then that becomes the ceiling the farmers will get. The power with the farmers to negotiate the price will be lost.

The patient who was listening to the conversation said, that, I was right as the same situation is with sugarcane as well. The prices have not been revised for the last 4 years.

The attendant at this point tells us that Modi has to be defeated.

That's how this conversation ended.

So I am quite certain that NaMo knowing all this is not going to be bothered by the antics of these people.

KOLKATA: Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on Saturday claimed a “vengeful” and “jealous” Centre had compromised the country’s prestige by denying her permission to travel to a global peace conference in Rome on the ground that it was “not commensurate with the level of a chief minister”.
The external affairs ministry formally informed the Bengal government of its decision on Friday, triggering a typical Mamata outburst in which she dared the Centre to “stop me”.

sanjayc wrote:^^ Whites have been trying to co-opt her for some years now

Modi govt did do a lot of good things. But people get disappointed when high expectations are not met quickly. Question is will such disappointments cause people to vote Modi out. To get an understanding of this, we need to look at our electorate. I usually break them down into 5 categories.

1. The Secularist crowd. - These are the people who always see Modi in a negative lens. They are the JNU/NDTV types. No matter what reforms he brings, they will cite a hidden agenda or find fault in it. These people are always going to vote against Modi leadership. My estimate of this crowd is about 20% of the electorate.

2. The Regionalist crowd. - These are people who only think about their state or region or religion or caste. They don't care about parties they will blindly vote for their regional agenda. This part of the electorate is always volatile and we will never know how they will lean in any election. I would put another 10-20% of people in this category.

3. The Nationalist crowd. - These are the people who think about pure national interest and I think they are guaranteed to vote for Modi. They are not going to accept a congress or any other alternative leader. I think there is 20% of people in this category and Modi is going to win the majority of them.

4. The rationalist crowd. - These are the people who make a good rational decision to vote and I am not sure how much of the positives of Modi govt has impacted them. I kind of feel Modi might have lost some of these people who actually voted him to power in 2014. I have a feeling there are 20% of people in this category and Modi may win 10% of this.

5. The self-centrist crowd. - These are the people who only think about their own household benefits. I am pretty sure there is a percentage of this crowd that benefitted from this govt but there is also a large percentage of this crowd who are not satisfied. Off the 20%, Modi may win maybe 10% of this crowd.

So Modi gets around 40% of the electorate. Now you need to figure out the variables of the shape and distribution of this electorate in specific regions to figure out if that will translate into actual seats. My prediction is NDA will lose 30-40 seats but will win the majority.

Suresh S wrote:I watched this UNGA meeting this year up close.Friday evening traffic to manhattan was the worst since start of the pandemic. It took me 2 1/2 hrs to drive there from queens when usually it is half that much. I grew up in India in the 60s and 70s in a poor overcrowded country where even a journey in a bus was an ordeal for people everyday. India was either ignored and mentioned only for it,s extreme poverty. It,s leaders were pathetic in general, the professional politicians corrupt to the core. I read about India,s long history and religious texts having been born literally inside a lord hanuman temple.In 1987 I made a prediction that india will regain it,s lost glory during my generation. It was hard for anyone to believe it at the time when it was on no one,s radar.

I saw the prime minister,s arrival, his departure, the welcome in the white house and everywhere else, the UNGA address, the tone , the swagger, people,s love for him, the 5 minute takedown of pakis by sneha dubey at UNGA. And above all the unsaid, the body language the atmosphere.

Make no mistake a new superpower has arrived front and center on the world stage. You will hear all kinds of arguments, intellectualizations, critics. Ignore those.

It has been made possible my one man, Narender Damodardas Modi, One organization RSS, and the hidden hand of god in the form of the chinese virus.

I also like to thank and congratulate all of you on this board , I know many of you are from India,s pride the Indian Institutes of Technologies and all other institutes and medical colleges. You struggled, you achieved. Apne India ka nam roshan qia.

In conclusion all our achievements as a culture and civilization are due to our devotion to the ultimate truth Shiv, lord hanuman his avatar, lord Vishnu, Lord krishna. India,s ultimate destiny is spritual and will always remain so.

Jai Hind Jai Bharat

Suresh S wrote:I watched this UNGA meeting this year up close.Friday evening traffic to manhattan was the worst since start of the pandemic. It took me 2 1/2 hrs to drive there from queens when usually it is half that much. I grew up in India in the 60s and 70s in a poor overcrowded country where even a journey in a bus was an ordeal for people everyday. India was either ignored and mentioned only for it,s extreme poverty. It,s leaders were pathetic in general, the professional politicians corrupt to the core. I read about India,s long history and religious texts having been born literally inside a lord hanuman temple.In 1987 I made a prediction that india will regain it,s lost glory during my generation. It was hard for anyone to believe it at the time when it was on no one,s radar.

I saw the prime minister,s arrival, his departure, the welcome in the white house and everywhere else, the UNGA address, the tone , the swagger, people,s love for him, the 5 minute takedown of pakis by sneha dubey at UNGA. And above all the unsaid, the body language the atmosphere.

Make no mistake a new superpower has arrived front and center on the world stage. You will hear all kinds of arguments, intellectualizations, critics. Ignore those.

It has been made possible my one man, Narender Damodardas Modi, One organization RSS, and the hidden hand of god in the form of the chinese virus.

I also like to thank and congratulate all of you on this board , I know many of you are from India,s pride the Indian Institutes of Technologies and all other institutes and medical colleges. You struggled, you achieved. Apne India ka nam roshan qia.

In conclusion all our achievements as a culture and civilization are due to our devotion to the ultimate truth Shiv, lord hanuman his avatar, lord Vishnu, Lord krishna. India,s ultimate destiny is spritual and will always remain so.

Jai Hind Jai Bharat

Suresh S wrote:I watched this UNGA meeting this year up close.Friday evening traffic to manhattan was the worst since start of the pandemic. It took me 2 1/2 hrs to drive there from queens when usually it is half that much. I grew up in India in the 60s and 70s in a poor overcrowded country where even a journey in a bus was an ordeal for people everyday. India was either ignored and mentioned only for it,s extreme poverty. It,s leaders were pathetic in general, the professional politicians corrupt to the core. I read about India,s long history and religious texts having been born literally inside a lord hanuman temple.In 1987 I made a prediction that india will regain it,s lost glory during my generation. It was hard for anyone to believe it at the time when it was on no one,s radar.

I saw the prime minister,s arrival, his departure, the welcome in the white house and everywhere else, the UNGA address, the tone , the swagger, people,s love for him, the 5 minute takedown of pakis by sneha dubey at UNGA. And above all the unsaid, the body language the atmosphere.

Make no mistake a new superpower has arrived front and center on the world stage. You will hear all kinds of arguments, intellectualizations, critics. Ignore those.

It has been made possible my one man, Narender Damodardas Modi, One organization RSS, and the hidden hand of god in the form of the chinese virus.

I also like to thank and congratulate all of you on this board , I know many of you are from India,s pride the Indian Institutes of Technologies and all other institutes and medical colleges. You struggled, you achieved. Apne India ka nam roshan qia.

In conclusion all our achievements as a culture and civilization are due to our devotion to the ultimate truth Shiv, lord hanuman his avatar, lord Vishnu, Lord krishna. India,s ultimate destiny is spritual and will always remain so.

Jai Hind Jai Bharat

kit wrote:
The onion reveals its character after peeling off all the superficial layers., the real agenda is modi F@£$ farm laws !!

vijayk wrote:https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/c ... 2021-09-26
PM Modi visits new Parliament building construction site unannounced, spends an hour
PM Modi spent almost an hour at the site of the proposed Central Vista project and carried out a first-hand inspection of the construction status of the new Parliament building.

Sarkari Musalman is the worst of insults hurled at a Muslim who is perceived to be dissenting from the supposed monolith of the Muslim political narrative. It’s a euphemism for a traitor, and a “secularised” synonym for a kafir, the excommunicated. Whatever the word’s literal meaning — at its most literal, a government employee — the usage carries the connotation of a traitor, who, betraying the Muslim community, sold his soul and went over to the government for the proverbial “thirty pieces of silver”. That said, a similar pro-establishment person in Pakistan wouldn’t be called a Sarkari Musalman, nor in India, a pro-establishment Hindu, Sikh or Christian would be called a Sarkari Hindu, Sikh or Christian. Hence, this terminology is peculiarly Indian and exclusively Muslim, which defines a traitor to the supposed Muslim cause.

While there are many disparaging monikers to describe Muslims who advocate conciliation instead of confrontation with the majority Hindu community and the Indian State, there is none for the most rabid communalists, separatists or even terrorists.

The premise of permanent hostility with the State threw up labels like Sarkari Musalman for anyone who was seen to be aligned with the narrative of the State, popularly known as the ‘Idea of India’, of which democracy and secularism were the core elements. In the absence of an ideological commitment to democracy and secularism, these principles could, at best, be the second-best options for the ideologues whose narrative drew inspiration from mediaeval religious supremacism. Naturally, this would lead to a farcical situation where one could be seen posing as the zealous defender of the noble ideals of the Constitution, but actually harbouring an ideological antipathy to the same. Mere mouthing of liberal verbiage doesn’t suffice for a real commitment to those principles.

What makes this narrative preposterous is its demand of the Muslims in government and bureaucracy. It dictates that they should consider themselves representatives of the ‘Community’ in the government, that their primary loyalty should remain with it, and that their emotional commitment to the State should be calibrated according to the attitude of the ‘Community’.

sanjayc wrote:

nachiket wrote:People will vote based on their local scenario and considerations. There are hardly any Muslims in Punjab so the pro-Muslim tilt of the congis is neither visible nor relevant. Even in Bengal where it was very much visible (for the TMC) and had real world impacts on Hindus, we saw what happened. People's voting preferences are not based on one issue even one that is so starkly evident and alarming (to us) as this one.

Have you seen Muslims or Christians in any part of India voting for BJP based on "local scenarios and considerations"? Or are these local scenarios only visible to Hindu males?

Aldonkar wrote:

sanjayc wrote: Have you seen Muslims or Christians in any part of India voting for BJP based on "local scenarios and considerations"? Or are these local scenarios only visible to Hindu males?

I cannot speak for Muslims, but I know that in Goa Christians voted for BJP in great numbers some years ago and even elected Manohar Parrikar from Mapusa the main town of Bardez. He was extremely popular and I believe that the BJP has kept power in Goa since. As far as I know, there was no communal friction between the Cristian and Hindu inhabitants in the past or since. I do not live in Goa, but my grandparents were from there/

Tanaji wrote:There was supposed to be a Bharat bandh yesterday. I take it beyond the usual places, no one noticed it?

This was supposedly in support of the middle man camping at Singhu border…

Tanaji wrote:There was supposed to be a Bharat bandh yesterday. I take it beyond the usual places, no one noticed it?

This was supposedly in support of the middle man camping at Singhu border…

The judiciary will not have to step into the shoes of lawmakers only when the legislature revisits laws and reforms them to suit the needs of the time and people, said Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana |

https://hindustantimes.com/india-news/c ... 20643.html

“During the British rule, a certificate was required, called Kursi nashin, in order to be able to sit on a chair while waiting for or visiting a British officer or gentleman.” Thanks martyrs for making Britishers to leave.

As per SC judgment, Parliament is the basic structure of the Constitution. The Theory of Separation of Powers says the executive can't interfere in the activities of the judiciary or legislature. PM Modi is a part of that executive: AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi (1/2)

If PM goes alone and inspects construction of Parliament, I believe it's wrong. It's a violation of Theory of Separation of Powers. Speaker of Lok Sabha is custodian of the House. Why wasn't he with PM Modi? PM should not have gone alone: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi (2/2)

chetak wrote:The ground seems to be slipping away for these thooker guys in telengana

This blind hatred of the utterly sidelined and marginalized.

kuch bhi, kuch bhi

the visceral fear is that Modi would have not only inscribed his indelible mark on history but also installed an "in your face" enduring reminder in the heart of lootyens dilli, forever diminishing its hyped up aura and signifying the reawakening of Bharat

the resonating dharmic poojas will ensure the intellectual indigestion of the wokes, commies, and congis for years to come.

willing to wager good money that the mafia will not attend, mama mia and beti will be abroad for "scheduled" medical check up, and baba will be in bang cock

As per SC judgment, Parliament is the basic structure of the Constitution. The Theory of Separation of Powers says the executive can't interfere in the activities of the judiciary or legislature. PM Modi is a part of that executive: AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi (1/2)

If PM goes alone and inspects construction of Parliament, I believe it's wrong. It's a violation of Theory of Separation of Powers. Speaker of Lok Sabha is custodian of the House. Why wasn't he with PM Modi? PM should not have gone alone: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi (2/2)

via@ANI·16h

KLNMurthy wrote:

chetak wrote:The ground seems to be slipping away for these thooker guys in telengana

This blind hatred of the utterly sidelined and marginalized.

kuch bhi, kuch bhi

the visceral fear is that Modi would have not only inscribed his indelible mark on history but also installed an "in your face" enduring reminder in the heart of lootyens dilli, forever diminishing its hyped up aura and signifying the reawakening of Bharat

the resonating dharmic poojas will ensure the intellectual indigestion of the wokes, commies, and congis for years to come.

willing to wager good money that the mafia will not attend, mama mia and beti will be abroad for "scheduled" medical check up, and baba will be in bang cock




via@ANI·16h

Owaisi is pulling a fast one. For the benefit of ignorant Amrikis and Amriki-pasands.

There is no such thing as executive branch in Indian constitution. It’s just parliament that rules through the union cabinet headed by the prime minister. They are all MPs only.