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Translation please. I can just gather Modi walked 400 meter. What was the context?
BS controversy, Modi didn't salute (didn't see about anyone else) when the anthem was played at the end of the event. I found it odd he and the DM did in the first place to be honest, I don't think I've seen a PM or cabinet minister (none of the other cabinet ministers did btw) do such a thing during the anthem. The President is the commander of the armed forces so he has to and he is th one who takes the salute, but I don't think there is any reason for the governmental officials to salute.And the controversy begins......
Vice president found not saluting while rest did (except Obama).
VP it seems could not salute for 52 seconds while the national anthem was playing.
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No idea what they are saying but from what I understand Modi broke with protocol and instead of immediately getting in his car at the end of the R-day parade he went to greet the crowds and walk along the Rajpath for a few hundred metres to wave to the public. Not something PMs usually do. Then they showed when he did a similar thing back in August for Independence day where he broke away from his security to go into the groups of children who took part in the event.Translation please. I can just gather Modi walked 400 meter. What was the context?
BS controversy, Modi didn't salute (didn't see about anyone else) when the anthem was played at the end of the event. I found it odd he and the DM did in the first place to be honest, I don't think I've seen a PM or cabinet minister (none of the other cabinet ministers did btw) do such a thing during the anthem. The President is the commander of the armed forces so he has to and he is th one who takes the salute, but I don't think there is any reason for the governmental officials to salute.
Anthem playing at the end:
3:02:33
Republic Day Parade - 26th January 2015 - LIVE - YouTube
No idea what they are saying but from what I understand Modi broke with protocol and instead of immediately getting in his car at the end of the R-day parade he went to greet the crowds and walk along the Rajpath for a few hundred metres to wave to the public. Not something PMs usually do. Then they showed when he did a similar thing back in August for Independence day where he broke away from his security to go into the groups of children who took part in the event.
BJP had pushed for a liabilities law...They were the ones who forced the congress to pass the nuclear liabilities law
The BJP has no interest in any liability law, that law as exists makes even Indian companies like L&T wary of working on any nuclear reactor, let alone any foreign company. All that the BJP is now doing is an "undoing" of their own act of cussedness.
Feels strange to see us having the same opinion for once.
But what's your opinion then, who is the winner in this case now? India till we finally reached to a deal (the outcome of it, seems to be questionable though), BJP for pushing it through or even Congress for getting what they wanted since years?
I'm pretty much dead centre, that means you & I have a 50% chance of being on the same page.
Still a bloody mess. All this circus because the BJP was utterly cussed about passing this lunatic provision.The mess is still not fully sorted out. I would hope that India is the winner, though Modi will take quite a bit of the credit. The BJP will likely just look sheepish, Congress is not smart enough to take credit and is likely to want to be as cussed as the BJP was in opposition.