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The way forward for the NDA is thus the following:

One, make ease of business the focus by changing rules and regulations that don’t need legislation. Even the UPA land law can be made ineffective through rules to subvert its intent. A permanent committee merely to look at rules that retard business growth is the need of the hour. This committee should keep chipping away at pointless rules or regulations that merely irritate or hinder business.

Two, use article 254(2) liberally to encourage BJP and other non-Congress states to legislate land and labour reforms. This article allows state laws to supersede central ones on the concurrent list as long as the centre agrees.

Three, use the budget more effectively for reforms. Budgets being money bills cannot be blocked by the Rajya Sabha.

Four, introduce all reform legislation at one go and get them passed in the Lok Sabha, preferably in the monsoon session. Then, if the Rajya Sabha sits on them endlessly, the government should be able to call a joint session of parliament to get them passed. Joint sessions can be called only if one of the these conditions is fulfilled: a bill passed by the Lok Sabha is rejected by the Rajya Sabha or amended by it; or the Rajya Sabha sits on a bill beyond six months. If all bills the government wants are passed by the Lok Sabha in the monsoon session, the government can let the Rajya Sabha sit on them till February 2016 and then call a joint session for final passing – that is assuming it can’t get the opposition to help out.

What the NDA cannot afford to do is pay the Congress ransom demand. The current Congress ransom demand is unlikely to be its last. Blackmail cannot be allowed to win.


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Patna: A Patna civil court has filed a complaint against Prime Minister Narendra Modi on behalf of his wife Jashodaben. Patna’s CJM has filed the complaint which states that after so many years of marriage still she has not been given the rights of the wife over her husband’s home.

According to the report published in Dainik Jagran, the court hearing in the case will be held today. On behalf of Jashodaben, Bihar Congress Committee’s former Chief Secretary Dr. Vinay Kumar Singh also known as ‘Bihari Bhaiyya’ has requested Patna’s CJM to file a complaint against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for domestic violence on Tuesday. As per the filed complaint, Narendra Modi married Jashodaben in 1968, but left her to join Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.

In the meanwhile, Jashodaben was not given the rights over her husband’s home. According to the complaint, it has been requested that Narendra Modi must receive the court notice in this context as soon as he reaches the Patna’s Airport.


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