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1)We will take favorable decision on AP Special Status: Amit Shah | Justtelugu
2)Special Status: BJP Leader Muralidhara Assures AP, Says Party Will Fulfill Commitments -The New Indian Express
3)I Haven't Given up on Special Status to AP: Venkaiah -The New Indian Express
4)Venkaiah Hints Special Status for AP Might be Delayed -The New Indian Express
5)CPI (M), Cong. seek special Status for A.P. - The Hindu
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What Jaitley actually said that due to technical difficulties, giving special status now is a little tough.
I am still hopeful that it will come, perhaps after the Bihar Assembly Elections or the UP Assembly Elections.
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PMO busts Rahul Gandhi's 'paathshala' jibe, says Manmohan visit was part of invite
In document accessed by Times Now, the PMO said the invite was "extended to all former prime ministers, including Manmohan Singh and HD Deve Gowda to discuss policies on first year of the government".
The invite was extended to the former PMs a day before the said meet, the channel said in its report.
Read more at:
PMO busts Rahul Gandhi's 'paathshala' jibe, says Manmohan visit was part of invite - The Economic Times
In document accessed by Times Now, the PMO said the invite was "extended to all former prime ministers, including Manmohan Singh and HD Deve Gowda to discuss policies on first year of the government".
The invite was extended to the former PMs a day before the said meet, the channel said in its report.
Read more at:
PMO busts Rahul Gandhi's 'paathshala' jibe, says Manmohan visit was part of invite - The Economic Times
Poor binbo RaGa is way out his depth against Irani, come next elections, this guy will be toast. What's worse, she will make this guy and his sister sweat. The poor Vadra lady had to rush merely days after Irani visited Amethi.
Anyway, back to some fun exposing more Kejri lies:
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Land Bill: Oppn demand state govt views on amendments
Opposition members sought clarifications on the amendments, including changes like employment to farm labour, industrial corridors, and removal of the five-year clause
At its first meeting on Friday, several Opposition members of the parliamentary joint committee on the contentious land Bill demanded a comprehensive inter-ministerial reply from the government on the reasons behind bringing in amendments to the 2013 land Act. Members also insisted that the committee seek written statements from chief secretaries of all states on the amendments proposed by the government.
The 30-member panel viewed a presentation by committee chairman S S Ahluwalia and secretary land resources in the rural development ministry Vandana Jena on the rationale for bringing in the amendments to the 2013 Act. It was stressed in the presentation that the state governments in their feedback pointed to several lacunae in the 2013 Act, which had led to the "urgency" in amending the Act. Senior officers from the legal department were also present.
Opposition members sought clarifications on the amendments, including on such changes like employment to farm labour, industrial corridors, and removal of the five-year clause. According to sources, one Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) member even gave voice to his puzzlement at the consent clause having been done away with. Opposition members - from the Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Trinamool Congress, CPI (M) and Janata Dal (United) - stressed the committee should hear views of farmer organisations and experts, and questioned removing of the consent clause and social impact assessment.
The committee decided upon the modalities like the schedule of its sittings and that it should speak to all the stakeholders, particularly the state governments since they will implement the law. It also agreed to meet twice every week on Mondays and Tuesdays until the start of the monsoon session.
The panel is to give its report on the first day of the monsoon session. The next meetings of the panel are scheduled for June 8 and 9. The panel is hopes to have eight sittings in June, and another six in July. But the number of meetings in July might get reduced if the government advances the date of the Monsoon session from end-July to mid-July.
The meeting agreed that replies from state governments, as also from stakeholders in response to an advertisement issued earlier this month, should be collated and circulated among members when the committee sits on June 8. Stakeholders can send suggestions by June 5.
The ruling National Democratic Alliance has 14 members in the 30-member committee, including 11 of the BJP. The government has promulgated ordinances on the land Act amendments twice, while the Lok Sabha has also passed the new Bill as many times. But the Bill is yet to be tabled in the Rajya Sabha where the government is in a minority. In the budget session, the government referred the Bill to the joint committee.
It is possible that the Lok Sabha accepts the committee recommendations, while the Rajya Sabha rejects it as well as the Bill. This would pave the way for a joint sitting of Parliament. In the meantime, the cabinet is likely to repromulgate the ordinance when it expires in early June
is there anyone here know clearly about this land bill and can explain it..........
and will it be passed in this monsoon session ?? atleast by joint sitting?
Opposition members sought clarifications on the amendments, including changes like employment to farm labour, industrial corridors, and removal of the five-year clause
At its first meeting on Friday, several Opposition members of the parliamentary joint committee on the contentious land Bill demanded a comprehensive inter-ministerial reply from the government on the reasons behind bringing in amendments to the 2013 land Act. Members also insisted that the committee seek written statements from chief secretaries of all states on the amendments proposed by the government.
The 30-member panel viewed a presentation by committee chairman S S Ahluwalia and secretary land resources in the rural development ministry Vandana Jena on the rationale for bringing in the amendments to the 2013 Act. It was stressed in the presentation that the state governments in their feedback pointed to several lacunae in the 2013 Act, which had led to the "urgency" in amending the Act. Senior officers from the legal department were also present.
Opposition members sought clarifications on the amendments, including on such changes like employment to farm labour, industrial corridors, and removal of the five-year clause. According to sources, one Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) member even gave voice to his puzzlement at the consent clause having been done away with. Opposition members - from the Congress, Biju Janata Dal, Trinamool Congress, CPI (M) and Janata Dal (United) - stressed the committee should hear views of farmer organisations and experts, and questioned removing of the consent clause and social impact assessment.
The committee decided upon the modalities like the schedule of its sittings and that it should speak to all the stakeholders, particularly the state governments since they will implement the law. It also agreed to meet twice every week on Mondays and Tuesdays until the start of the monsoon session.
The panel is to give its report on the first day of the monsoon session. The next meetings of the panel are scheduled for June 8 and 9. The panel is hopes to have eight sittings in June, and another six in July. But the number of meetings in July might get reduced if the government advances the date of the Monsoon session from end-July to mid-July.
The meeting agreed that replies from state governments, as also from stakeholders in response to an advertisement issued earlier this month, should be collated and circulated among members when the committee sits on June 8. Stakeholders can send suggestions by June 5.
The ruling National Democratic Alliance has 14 members in the 30-member committee, including 11 of the BJP. The government has promulgated ordinances on the land Act amendments twice, while the Lok Sabha has also passed the new Bill as many times. But the Bill is yet to be tabled in the Rajya Sabha where the government is in a minority. In the budget session, the government referred the Bill to the joint committee.
It is possible that the Lok Sabha accepts the committee recommendations, while the Rajya Sabha rejects it as well as the Bill. This would pave the way for a joint sitting of Parliament. In the meantime, the cabinet is likely to repromulgate the ordinance when it expires in early June
is there anyone here know clearly about this land bill and can explain it..........
and will it be passed in this monsoon session ?? atleast by joint sitting?
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Uttar Pradesh Transport Office was opened at night to quickly provide a driving licence to former film star and former Samajwadi Party member of Parliament Jayaprada triggering speculations of her being nominated for the Legislative Council.
The Regional Transport Office here was opened after 9 pm on May 27. Within 10 minutes, all technical formalities, including the mandatory biometric fingerprints, were completed and a driving license issued to Jayaprada on her mentor Amar Singh’s Lucknow address.
MLC slot behind Jayaprada getting driving licence in a jiffy?
The Regional Transport Office here was opened after 9 pm on May 27. Within 10 minutes, all technical formalities, including the mandatory biometric fingerprints, were completed and a driving license issued to Jayaprada on her mentor Amar Singh’s Lucknow address.
MLC slot behind Jayaprada getting driving licence in a jiffy?
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Hey @uparcharyu I'm back where are you bhai-jan?
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PM Narendra Modi likely to visit India's oldest mosque during Kerala trip - The Times of India
Now what will RaGa say !?
Now what will RaGa say !?
Pappu has been proved right again !! ................. Suite boot ki Sarkar EXPOSED !
RSS Exposed.
Even before he took over as the country’s Defence Minister, Manohar Parrikar, who has served as the chief minister of Goa, is quite well-known for his humility and simple lifestyle. In a country where VIP culture remains deep-rooted along with abuse of power, Parrikar, an IIT graduate, often travelled economy class and moved around without extensive police escort when he was the CM.
Well, it seems his lifestyle hasn’t changed much even after taking over the prestigious Defence Ministry.
A Facebook post accompanied by pictures of Parrikar standing in a queue among the public at a wedding in Pune is rapidly going viral. Kiran Chitnis, who has uploaded the pictures, wrote that his mother bumped into the Defence Minister when she was attending the marriage of her childhood friend’s son.
He goes on to write about how Parrikar stood in a queue and mingled with the public without an air of superiority. “What hasn’t changed is Manohar bhai’s humility in his journey from being my home state’s chief minister to the defence minister of our Nation. Standing in queue without any chamchas, no sense of air or superiority when mingling with public are just few of his immense qualities,” wrote Kiran in his post.
He added that the Defence Minister attended the function as a simple guest and kept his security personnel outside the venue. -
Look at poor Pappu eating at Dalit house. .............. now this is real simplicity.
RSS Exposed.
Even before he took over as the country’s Defence Minister, Manohar Parrikar, who has served as the chief minister of Goa, is quite well-known for his humility and simple lifestyle. In a country where VIP culture remains deep-rooted along with abuse of power, Parrikar, an IIT graduate, often travelled economy class and moved around without extensive police escort when he was the CM.
Well, it seems his lifestyle hasn’t changed much even after taking over the prestigious Defence Ministry.
A Facebook post accompanied by pictures of Parrikar standing in a queue among the public at a wedding in Pune is rapidly going viral. Kiran Chitnis, who has uploaded the pictures, wrote that his mother bumped into the Defence Minister when she was attending the marriage of her childhood friend’s son.
He goes on to write about how Parrikar stood in a queue and mingled with the public without an air of superiority. “What hasn’t changed is Manohar bhai’s humility in his journey from being my home state’s chief minister to the defence minister of our Nation. Standing in queue without any chamchas, no sense of air or superiority when mingling with public are just few of his immense qualities,” wrote Kiran in his post.
He added that the Defence Minister attended the function as a simple guest and kept his security personnel outside the venue. -
Look at poor Pappu eating at Dalit house. .............. now this is real simplicity.
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Can someone tell me the status of GST bill?
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Yes. It is called a search engine. Google for example
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This is just a commentators comment that I saw on Times of India comment section :
1)Kejriwal's definition of honesty - my daughter tried to play the sting game, RTO officer did not oblige ( a fake story in reality).
Modi's definition of honesty - no free run to any corporate. (Adani's loan with SBI sent to arbitration board in SBI and likely to be re-negotiated).
2) Kejriwal's definition of common man - wear untucked shirt and sandals, but at first opportunity go to luxurious spa with family members for a 2 week sojourn.
Modi's definition of common man - dress well, but do not take a day off to ensure country progresses everyday.
3) Kejriwal's definition of development - give subsidy, stop demolition of jhuggis,claim LED bulb scheme as own and probably claim credit for Jan Aushadhi yojana to be launched in June.
Modi's definition of development - Ask people to pay Rs 12 per year to get Accident insurance, Rs 330 for Life insurance and still package and simplify it so that 7 crore people can sign up.
1)Kejriwal's definition of honesty - my daughter tried to play the sting game, RTO officer did not oblige ( a fake story in reality).
Modi's definition of honesty - no free run to any corporate. (Adani's loan with SBI sent to arbitration board in SBI and likely to be re-negotiated).
2) Kejriwal's definition of common man - wear untucked shirt and sandals, but at first opportunity go to luxurious spa with family members for a 2 week sojourn.
Modi's definition of common man - dress well, but do not take a day off to ensure country progresses everyday.
3) Kejriwal's definition of development - give subsidy, stop demolition of jhuggis,claim LED bulb scheme as own and probably claim credit for Jan Aushadhi yojana to be launched in June.
Modi's definition of development - Ask people to pay Rs 12 per year to get Accident insurance, Rs 330 for Life insurance and still package and simplify it so that 7 crore people can sign up.
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Narendra Modi to visit Israel first indian PM to do So ....
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