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Thursday, January 21, 2016

News PM Modi grants ST status to Bodos, Karbis and Mikirs

PM Modi grants ST status to Bodos, Karbis and Mikirs

Guwahati Gangtok, On his recent visit to northeast, Prime MinisterNarendra Modi announced that Bodos, Karbis and Mikirs would hence forth be included in the Scheduled Tribes list.

Prime Minister Modi also laid emphasis on organic farming and information technology. He also announced Sikkim as the country’s first organic state and asked others to follow it to ensure a healthy future.

Modi also announced an airstrip at Rupshree in Dhubri district bordering Kokrajhar, that it would be upgraded to an airport for both Air Force and civilian use.In Guwahati, the Prime Minister also unveiled the plaque for the foundation of the Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIT), Guwahati.

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Sunday, January 10, 2016

PM Modi releases book authored by Jain Acharya

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday released a book titled “Maru Bharat Saru Bharat “(My India Noble India) written by Jain Acharya Ratnasundersuriswarji Maharaj through video conference.

Addressing the book release function organized by Sahitya Satkar Samiti of Ratnatrayee Trust held in Mumbai, the Prime Minister lauded the works of Acharya Ratnasundersuriswarji Maharaj and said penning 300 books was not a small achievement.

Several aspects of life have found their reflection in the works of Maharaj Saheb.The Prime Minister said that these books resonate his “divya vani” which reflects the urge to give back to the society and that ‘rashtra (national) dharma’ is above every dharma(religion).

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Rahul Gandhi Asks Is ‘Make In India’ Working? Students Shout Yes! :WATCH

Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi had an embarassing moment during his interaction with students at Mount Carmel in Bangalore on Tuesday. Slamming Modi government Swach Bharat Abhiyaan, when the young MP asked the students if they saw India clean, the students responded in resonating yes. The Congress leader, however, replied ‘you might see it I don’t’.

It didn’t end here as the Congress MP again asked the student if they thought the Make in India was really working and the students again gave the same reply, making the leader uncomfortable.Targeting the government over rising intolerance, Gandhi said the BJP doesn’t believe in holding talks with the Opposition.

They just know how to silence the voices, said Gandhi. In a sharp attack to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Gandhi said, In the Central government today, there is only one man who takes every single decision. It can’t be that he has all the answers to the problems of our country.

A careful view of the video shows stumped Congress vice-president pressing: You see it working? Again, he got a louder Yes than No. But soon he recovered and said: “Ok I don’t see Swachh Bharat working very well.”

Rahul then tried another question. You think Make in India is working? This time, he got a mix of ayes and nays. “You think youngsters in India are getting jobs?” he asked. He finally stopped asking. I don’t see a vision that the BJP is projecting. So for the Congress.

we have to come up with a potential vision for the people of India, he said. I am against the idea that certain people in the country have all the answers, and everybody else should not be part of the conversation, Rahul said, adding that the “suit-boot sarkar, his famous phrase for the government, is failing.

The BJP fast, lapped up on this embarrassment, saying the Congress vice-president should check his facts before making any judgement on progress of government schemes. Rahul Gandhi should understand that they have failed. He was answered by the students today. People are with us and we are working for them, said union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.

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Sunday, November 15, 2015

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Turkey to attend G-20 Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Turkey to attend G-20 Summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived here tonight to attend the two-day G-20 Summit that begins tomorrow.Prime Minister Modi, who arrived here after a three-day successful visit to the UK, was received by Indian ambassador to Turkey Rahul Kulshreshth among others.

During the Summit to be held on November 15 and 16, the G-20 countries will review the progress on decision taken at the last Brisbane Summit.The leaders will also discuss global economy and strategies for economic growth and employment, different critical issues related with financial sectors including trade flow.

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Friday, November 13, 2015

PM Modi address to British parliament Full text

PM Modi address to British parliament Full text

Full text of PM Modi’s address to British parliament,

Lord Speaker,
Mr. Speaker,
Mr. Prime Minister

I am delighted to be in London. Even in this globalised world, London is still the standard for our times. The city has embraced the world’s diversity and represents the finest in human achievements. And, I am truly honoured to speak in the British Parliament.

Mr. Speaker, thank you for opening the doors to us, here in this magnificent setting of the Royal Court. I know that the Parliament is not in Session. Prime Minister Cameron looks relaxed and relieved.

But, I want to remind you, Mr. Prime Minister, that you owe me royalty for an election slogan. I know that you are hosting me at the Chequers this evening. But, I also know that you will understand if I am fair to both sides of the floor. Especially since British MPs of Indian Origin are evenly balanced between the Treasury and the Opposition benches. So, I also extend my good wishes to the Labour. Indeed, since these are still early days after the election, my warm congratulations to the Members of the House. And, greetings to the eminent leaders of Britain and great friends of India present here today.

So much of the modern history of India is linked to this building. So much history looms across our relationship. There are others who have spoken forcefully on the debts and dues of history. I will only say that many freedom fighters of India found their calling in the institutions of Britain. And, many makers of modern India, including several of my distinguished predecessors, from Jawaharlal Nehru to Dr. Manmohan Singh, passed through their doors.

There are many things on which it is hard to tell anymore if they are British or Indian: The Jaguar or the Scotland Yard, for example. The Brooke Bond tea or my friend late Lord Ghulam Nun’s curry. And, our strongest debates are whether the Lord’s pitch swings unfairly or the wicket at Eden Gardens cracks too early. And, we love the Bhangra rap from London just as you like the English novel from India.

On the way to this event, Prime Minister Cameron and I paid homage to Mahatma Gandhi outside the Parliament. I was reminded of a question I was asked on a tour abroad. How is it that the statue of Gandhi stands outside the British Parliament? To that question, my answer is: The British are wise enough to recognise his greatness; Indians are generous enough to share him; we are both fortunate enough to have been touched by his life and mission; and, we are both smart enough to use the strengths of our connected histories to power the future of our relationship.

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Friday, November 6, 2015

SunEdison to supply cheapest solar power in India

SunEdison to supply cheapest solar power in India

Cheapest solar power in India,US based SunEdison has won a bid to sell solar power in India at a record low tariff, which could boost the appeal of the renewable source at a time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi is pushing for clean energy to combat climate change.

Solar energy still has a long way to go before it can effectively compete with coal, given questions over consistent supply and transmission. But falling rates could unlock more government support for solar and wind energy.

Modi’s government expects clean energy to yield business worth $160 billion in India in the next five years, and established US companies like SunEdison and First Solar Inc are likely to be the biggest beneficiaries.

SunEdison won the auction for a 500 megawatt project in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, bidding to supply power at 4.63 rupees ($0.0706) per kilowatt-hour, Upendra Tripathy, new and renewable energy secretary, told Reuters on Wednesday.

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Tuesday, October 20, 2015

PREDICTIONS ABOUT FUTURE OF INDIA AND THE WORLD

The future is a mystery that we all seek to unravel. What does the future hold?! Is it bright? Can I hope for something fantastic? Or will there be trouble? Can I prepare for it? Will there be some magic or miracle waiting for me in the future?

We often wonder about such questions, and sometimes seek the answers quite desperately. The truth is, our future is shaped largely by our efforts and actions. However, there are certain key events that astrologists and psychics predict. Only time can tell the whether they will be proved right or wrong.

An expert known to ‘All in One India’ had predicted in 2011 end, that BJP will win the 2014 elections in India and Narendra Modi will become the prime minister of India in 2014!! Interestingly, in 2011 Modi was not declared to be a Prime Ministerial candidate. It was nearly 2 years later in September 2013 that BJP announced Narendra Modi as their Prime Ministerial candidate. However, the prediction turned out to be true as confirmed by 2014 elections.

Here we share with you many more interesting predictions by this expert, about the future of India and the world. Your comments & discussions are welcome.

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