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I loved when Digwijay got the ball in his mouth
Did u chk out the goal keeper of BJP. The BEST any team can have!!!
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Goal keeper cum Captain now. Hope he understands the rigging machinery of Bengal soon and get this useless government down in the next corporation and assembly election as well.Did u chk out the goal keeper of BJP. The BEST any team can have!!!
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Don't worry, in the absence of LoP even the Next Chief Election Commissioner will be a Modi Bhakt!!!
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It took nearly 30 odd years to uproot leftists from Bengal after long hard struggle. But at the end left got replaced by another set of left. Would need a massive upheaval by BJP to change the mindset of Bengalis.. & embrace the change! I hope BJP manages to make major inroads into the state & dent the monopoly by the current political players in West Bengal.
Let's saffronise the East.. the North East & the whole lot. Needs to eradicate congress.. & any other party carrying that name. There should be a law passed in the Parliament to make the word 'Congress' illegal & no party should be allowed to use it anymore!Don't worry, in the absence of LoP even the Next Chief Election Commissioner will be a Modi Bhakt!!!
The change is already happening,bro.In a lot of assembly seats including Mamata's own Bhawanipore, BJP was actually leading by a healthy margins in LS election. That's why she got quite paranoid and trying to blow some fresh winds to her arch enemy, the lefts. Moral lapse at its best..
The EC in LS election was a complete A-hole. Don't know how come such substandard people get such vital jobs.Don't worry, in the absence of LoP even the Next Chief Election Commissioner will be a Modi Bhakt!!!
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Did u chk out the goal keeper of BJP. The BEST any team can have!!!
Amit Shah as goal Keeper
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WB has always been bit slow in adapting to the changing political wind in India. It took quite a while for them to move from far left to mid left. I hope the transition from here on will be much quicker... & the kind of politics practiced by Mamta will only hasten the process!
wow.. saffron is out of the bottle.. you can't put it back now!
Also what do you think my profile pic is.
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Will clear Rs 35K cr more road projects in 8-10 days: Nitin Gadkari
Having recently cleared stalled highway projects worth Rs 40,000 crore, the government is now set to sort out issues relating to pending schemes involving an expenditure of Rs 35,000 crore over the next 8-10 days, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Thursday.
“I have already cleared projects worth Rs 40,000 crore of the Rs 75,000 crore stalled projects. I will sort out the issues involving the remaining ones in the next 8-10 days,” Gadkari, Minister of Road, Transport and Highways, said addressing a function to commemorate 142nd foundation day of the Mumbai Port Trust.
Gadkari said some 265 road and national highway projects worth Rs 75,000 crore were stalled due to reasons ranging from land acquisition to environmental clearance and had turned into Non-performing Assets, with several companies executing those going for Corporate Debt Restructuring. “The issues mainly involve land acquisition and delays in clearances from ministries like the Railways, Defence and Environment and Forests,” he said.
In a boost to the infrastructure sector, the transport ministry had last Monday approved worth over Rs 40,000 crore of highway projects to be implemented over the next couple of years. The government is committed to develop Mumbai as a world class city, Gadkari said, adding, a state-of-the-art passenger terminal would be built at the Mumbai Port.
The Minister also said he has drawn up a plan to augment infrastructure in the megapolis and announced setting up of a committee under former chairperson of the Mumbai Port Trust Rani Jadhav to suggest ways for optimum use of the 1,800 acres of land in possession of the trust.
The committee, which will have experts from different fields, will hold public consultations before finalising its report and submitting it within three months.
The plan includes, among other things, building world class cruise terminal, new waterways projects, a 500-room floating hotel to be anchored off the Raj Bhavan coast, 3-4 floating restaurants, a Ferris Wheel on the lines of the London Eye and marinas and jetties to promote intra-city water transport in Mumbai.
Gadkari said the estimated value of the port trust land is around Rs 75,000 crore and categorically ruled out handing it over private builders.
“Port Trust land is a public property and none of it will be given to private builders,” he said. Once the committee submits its report, the government will float international tenders for execution on a Build-Operate-Transfer basis, he added.
Gadkari said his ministry will soon commission a study to the Indian Roads Research Organisation to understand, analyse and suggest remedies to traffic bottlenecks in Mumbai. “This report, when ready, will be handed over to the Maharashtra government for implementation,” he said.
No luxury of 'honeymoon period' for my govt, Narendra Modi says - The Times of India
Having recently cleared stalled highway projects worth Rs 40,000 crore, the government is now set to sort out issues relating to pending schemes involving an expenditure of Rs 35,000 crore over the next 8-10 days, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said on Thursday.
“I have already cleared projects worth Rs 40,000 crore of the Rs 75,000 crore stalled projects. I will sort out the issues involving the remaining ones in the next 8-10 days,” Gadkari, Minister of Road, Transport and Highways, said addressing a function to commemorate 142nd foundation day of the Mumbai Port Trust.
Gadkari said some 265 road and national highway projects worth Rs 75,000 crore were stalled due to reasons ranging from land acquisition to environmental clearance and had turned into Non-performing Assets, with several companies executing those going for Corporate Debt Restructuring. “The issues mainly involve land acquisition and delays in clearances from ministries like the Railways, Defence and Environment and Forests,” he said.
In a boost to the infrastructure sector, the transport ministry had last Monday approved worth over Rs 40,000 crore of highway projects to be implemented over the next couple of years. The government is committed to develop Mumbai as a world class city, Gadkari said, adding, a state-of-the-art passenger terminal would be built at the Mumbai Port.
The Minister also said he has drawn up a plan to augment infrastructure in the megapolis and announced setting up of a committee under former chairperson of the Mumbai Port Trust Rani Jadhav to suggest ways for optimum use of the 1,800 acres of land in possession of the trust.
The committee, which will have experts from different fields, will hold public consultations before finalising its report and submitting it within three months.
The plan includes, among other things, building world class cruise terminal, new waterways projects, a 500-room floating hotel to be anchored off the Raj Bhavan coast, 3-4 floating restaurants, a Ferris Wheel on the lines of the London Eye and marinas and jetties to promote intra-city water transport in Mumbai.
Gadkari said the estimated value of the port trust land is around Rs 75,000 crore and categorically ruled out handing it over private builders.
“Port Trust land is a public property and none of it will be given to private builders,” he said. Once the committee submits its report, the government will float international tenders for execution on a Build-Operate-Transfer basis, he added.
Gadkari said his ministry will soon commission a study to the Indian Roads Research Organisation to understand, analyse and suggest remedies to traffic bottlenecks in Mumbai. “This report, when ready, will be handed over to the Maharashtra government for implementation,” he said.
No luxury of 'honeymoon period' for my govt, Narendra Modi says - The Times of India
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A few thoughts as we complete a month in office
Dear Friends,
Today our Government completes a month in office. The support and affection of the people has been overwhelming and this inspires us to work even harder.
67 years of previous governments is nothing compared to 1 month, but I do want to say that in the last month, our entire team has devoted every single moment for the welfare of the people. Every decision we took has been guided solely by national interest.
When we took over a month ago, I kept thinking that I am new to this place and some people believed that I would take at least a year or even two to learn the intricacies of the working of the Central Government. Fortunately, a month later that thought does not exist any longer in my mind. My confidence and determination has increased tremendously and I credit a substantial part of this to the collective experience and wisdom of my ministerial colleagues and also to my experiences as a four time Chief Minister. The affection of the people and support from officials has also added to this confidence in large measure.
Over the past few days I have been meeting Ministers and Officials from various departments who have been making detailed presentations to me. I must share that these presentations have enabled a wonderful exchange of thoughts and ideas and we have come up with excellent roadmaps for the various ministries and departments.
CMs of several states have met me in the past month. They have extended their good wishes and talked about issues concerning their state. I look forward to working closely with them in the times to come.
I feel there are areas where surely we need to improve. A big challenge I am facing in Delhi is to convey to a select group of people about our intentions and sincerity to bring a positive change in this country. These are people who are both within and outside the government system. There have been some instances in the last month with which our Government had nothing to do yet these controversies have persisted. I don’t blame anybody but I surely feel that we need to strengthen systems whereby the right things are communicated to the right people at the right time. Hopefully things will change then.
Every new Government has something that friends in the media like to call a ‘honeymoon period.’ Previous governments had the luxury of extending this ‘honeymoon period’ upto a hundred days and even beyond. Not unexpectedly I don’t have any such luxury. Forget hundred days, the series of allegations began in less than a hundred hours. But when one is working with the sole aim of serving the nation determinately, these things do not matter. That is why I keep working and that is most satisfying.
26th of June is an important date for me. It marks the completion of one month of our journey to fulfil the aspirations of the people. This day is also another landmark day, when in 1975 I witnessed an important phase that taught me the significance of a vibrant democracy. 26th June was the day when the Emergency started, having been imposed an evening earlier. As a youngster, I have several memories of those testing times.
The Emergency surely stands out as one of the darkest periods in our history and is a grim reminder of the dangers associated with subverting freedom of speech, press, expression and silencing opposition. Our democracy will not sustain if we can’t guarantee freedom of speech and expression. Today is also a day to reaffirm our pledge to safeguard these values and at the same time create strong institutions through good governance so that that we never ever see those dark days again.
Once again I salute the people of India for their strong support and good wishes as we complete a month in office. I assure you that we are committed to taking India to greater heights in the years to come.
Yours,
Narendra Modi
Dear Friends,
Today our Government completes a month in office. The support and affection of the people has been overwhelming and this inspires us to work even harder.
67 years of previous governments is nothing compared to 1 month, but I do want to say that in the last month, our entire team has devoted every single moment for the welfare of the people. Every decision we took has been guided solely by national interest.
When we took over a month ago, I kept thinking that I am new to this place and some people believed that I would take at least a year or even two to learn the intricacies of the working of the Central Government. Fortunately, a month later that thought does not exist any longer in my mind. My confidence and determination has increased tremendously and I credit a substantial part of this to the collective experience and wisdom of my ministerial colleagues and also to my experiences as a four time Chief Minister. The affection of the people and support from officials has also added to this confidence in large measure.
Over the past few days I have been meeting Ministers and Officials from various departments who have been making detailed presentations to me. I must share that these presentations have enabled a wonderful exchange of thoughts and ideas and we have come up with excellent roadmaps for the various ministries and departments.
CMs of several states have met me in the past month. They have extended their good wishes and talked about issues concerning their state. I look forward to working closely with them in the times to come.
I feel there are areas where surely we need to improve. A big challenge I am facing in Delhi is to convey to a select group of people about our intentions and sincerity to bring a positive change in this country. These are people who are both within and outside the government system. There have been some instances in the last month with which our Government had nothing to do yet these controversies have persisted. I don’t blame anybody but I surely feel that we need to strengthen systems whereby the right things are communicated to the right people at the right time. Hopefully things will change then.
Every new Government has something that friends in the media like to call a ‘honeymoon period.’ Previous governments had the luxury of extending this ‘honeymoon period’ upto a hundred days and even beyond. Not unexpectedly I don’t have any such luxury. Forget hundred days, the series of allegations began in less than a hundred hours. But when one is working with the sole aim of serving the nation determinately, these things do not matter. That is why I keep working and that is most satisfying.
26th of June is an important date for me. It marks the completion of one month of our journey to fulfil the aspirations of the people. This day is also another landmark day, when in 1975 I witnessed an important phase that taught me the significance of a vibrant democracy. 26th June was the day when the Emergency started, having been imposed an evening earlier. As a youngster, I have several memories of those testing times.
The Emergency surely stands out as one of the darkest periods in our history and is a grim reminder of the dangers associated with subverting freedom of speech, press, expression and silencing opposition. Our democracy will not sustain if we can’t guarantee freedom of speech and expression. Today is also a day to reaffirm our pledge to safeguard these values and at the same time create strong institutions through good governance so that that we never ever see those dark days again.
Once again I salute the people of India for their strong support and good wishes as we complete a month in office. I assure you that we are committed to taking India to greater heights in the years to come.
Yours,
Narendra Modi
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Delhi Metro's Mandi House-Central Secretariat line opens - The Times of India
Delhites will definitely know the importance of this. It will immensely help in decongestion of Rajiv Chowk.
Delhites will definitely know the importance of this. It will immensely help in decongestion of Rajiv Chowk.
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Watching live debate on timesnow about this court summons to Gandhis. This Surjewala guy is really driving my BP high! I don't even know why they call him for a debate.. this guy just wouldn't allow anyone else to speak! A fucking moron of the highest order! aaarrggghhhhhh
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Watching live debate on timesnow about this court summons to Gandhis. This Surjewala guy is really driving my BP high! I don't even know why they call him for a debate.. this guy just wouldn't allow anyone else to speak! A fucking moron of the highest order! aaarrggghhhhhh
The other option they have is Sanjay Jha
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They are all the same.. & they got another young lady from Delhi called Ragini or something. These lot's job is only to hijack the debate by keep on talking over others when they are caught with their pants down. I don't understand why these guys are even invited to the tv studios when you know very well that they won't allow anyone else to speak! They really make viewers blood boil to the core!The other option they have is Sanjay Jha
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