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[ashok321]

Yaaawn.
No proof yet?

What proof, that lady is the 3rd party proof.
If you believe lying A$$ PM who said Takshila is in Bihar near Nalanda. Why not believe the lady journalist?

Thats your dishonesty right there.
One of my friend was the same, And I started calling him "El cheapo"

 

[arp2041]

Yaaawn.
No proof yet?

It's quite amazing how one's ideology & behavior can be predicted by knowing which party or ideology one follows..........

he believe in AAP, who only knows to "shoot & scoot"............

why are you thinking he has any PROOFS?

 

[Grevion]

It's like a war here.

 

[ashok321]

Always question your addle-pated PM:






Always question #degreedefunct reckless & imprudent PM of India:

 

[Levina]

Thats you dishonesty right there

Tell me about it.

If you believe lying A$$ PM who said Takshila is in Bihar near Nalanda. Why not believe the lady journalist?

Lolz
Why do you jump into conclusions?
I haven't named Modi even once,unlike your posts where Modi gets mentioned every now and then.

So it all began with the AAP MLAs issue and NDTV. You didn't have any proof against the lawyer.
Then you didn't have any proof to prove your own statement. Lolz
50!!!
A huge exaggerated number of policemen, which you found easy to believe, in reality didn't exist. Ouch!

The senior journalist lied on national TV.
Wake up and smell the coffee.

 

[ashok321]

The audacity here by Modi toadies is that they believe the lying A$$ PM of India, but would not accept a journalist's statement.

 

[Levina]

Proof kya hota hai ... bol diya nah bas bol diya !!

Wahi Jiska jawab Kejri se Nahi milpata hai. :|

It's quite amazing how one's ideology & behavior can be predicted by knowing which party or ideology one follows..........

he believe in AAP, who only knows to "shoot & scoot"............

why are you thinking he has any PROOFS?

Ofcourse I know he doesn't have any proof.
Didn't want him to feel ignored. So I answered his queries.

 

[ashok321]

Tell me about it.



The senior journalist lied on national TV.

You are not in a position to ascertain the fact that (whether) the senior journalist lied.

By saying she lied, you are misrepresenting the facts.

The fact is that Modi has lied many times and its recorded.

 

[Levina]

You are not in a position to ascertain the fact that (whether) the senior journalist lied.

By saying she lied, you are misrepresenting the facts.

Oh yes!
I have to accept her words as god's words.
Btw she herself wasn't sure about the number. This is what she said "I was TOLD there were 50 police men".
Dude! You must be really dumb to have believed that number, which kinda proves that you are easily mislead.

***End of discussion***

 

[Pride]

You are not in a position to ascertain the fact that (whether) the senior journalist lied.

By saying she lied, you are misrepresenting the facts.

The fact is that Modi has lied many times and its recorded.

If you hate Modi, it is OK. You are not the one but there is whole gang behind it but please let me know 2 convincing reasons why do you like AAP?

 

[ashok321]

Oh yes!
I have to accept her words as god's words.
Btw she herself wasn't sure about the number. This is what she said "I was TOLD there were 50 police men".
Dude! You must be really dumb to have believed that number, which kinda proves that you are easily mislead.

***End of discussion***

The conventional wisdom says that she would not have uttered something on these police numbers, had it been a usual/normal arrest. For her to utter this in such a tone & tenor and specifying 50 people (could have been 45) yet its humongous, when you arrest an MLA.

Tomar had 25 who came to arrest him.

Live with it.

 

[DesiGuy1403]

http://zeenews.india.com/news/india/now-aap-demands-dope-test-on-parliamentarians_1911772.html

Err..Do these jokers ever stop with their nonsense?!

 

[ashok321]

https://twitter.com/x/status/697185061502894081

 

[Nilgiri]

Niti Aayog panel recommends replacing MCI with National Medical Commission

NEW DELHI: A high-level panel set up by government think-tank Niti Aayog has recommended replacing the Medical Council of India (MCI) with a National Medical Commission. This would end the much-criticised inspector raj, presenting a major reform of the medical education system and the profession .

The setting up of a new institution would require BJP-led NDA government to frame a new law, something which has been attempted several times in the past but no government has succeeded.

"Currently there is huge inspector raj in the whole system and the new institution will end this besides bringing in substantial improvement in quality of the medical education system," a senior government official told ET.

According to official sources in the Aayog, the biggest change under the new system would be that its members would be selected on merit by a high powered search-cum-selection panel and would not be elected, as in the past, by MCI.

"The selection process will be transparent and would ensure that the best of brains in the medical fraternity are members of the commission," the source said, requesting anonymity.

Niti Aayog panel led by its vice-chairman Arvind Panagariya is in the process of finalising its recommendations on the structural reform of MCI and would soon submit its report to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The commission is expected to have 20 members and would be advised by another parallel body — the Medical Advisory Council — which would have representatives of all states and two union territories. The commission would have four boards with enough autonomy to decide on the curriculum while the macro policies would be framed by the commission.

These would include under-graduate medical education board, PG medical education board, accreditation and rating board.

"The idea of setting up a new body is to simplify the norms of recruitment and make the process performance based so that the medical institutes either perform or perish," the official said.

A major initiative under this is to introduce the system of exit exams for private and government medical colleges.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...l-medical-commission/articleshow/53407195.cms

 

[itachii]

Niti Aayog panel recommends replacing MCI with National Medical Commission

NEW DELHI: A high-level panel set up by government think-tank Niti Aayog has recommended replacing the Medical Council of India (MCI) with a National Medical Commission. This would end the much-criticised inspector raj, presenting a major reform of the medical education system and the profession .

The setting up of a new institution would require BJP-led NDA government to frame a new law, something which has been attempted several times in the past but no government has succeeded.

"Currently there is huge inspector raj in the whole system and the new institution will end this besides bringing in substantial improvement in quality of the medical education system," a senior government official told ET.

According to official sources in the Aayog, the biggest change under the new system would be that its members would be selected on merit by a high powered search-cum-selection panel and would not be elected, as in the past, by MCI.

"The selection process will be transparent and would ensure that the best of brains in the medical fraternity are members of the commission," the source said, requesting anonymity.

Niti Aayog panel led by its vice-chairman Arvind Panagariya is in the process of finalising its recommendations on the structural reform of MCI and would soon submit its report to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The commission is expected to have 20 members and would be advised by another parallel body — the Medical Advisory Council — which would have representatives of all states and two union territories. The commission would have four boards with enough autonomy to decide on the curriculum while the macro policies would be framed by the commission.

These would include under-graduate medical education board, PG medical education board, accreditation and rating board.

"The idea of setting up a new body is to simplify the norms of recruitment and make the process performance based so that the medical institutes either perform or perish," the official said.

A major initiative under this is to introduce the system of exit exams for private and government medical colleges.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com...l-medical-commission/articleshow/53407195.cms

If only NITI Ayog, had shown same eagerness in reforming Engg. education, more than half of engg clgs in tamil and telugu states would have closed and the remaining colleges would have produced credible engineers.