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  • Joint sit-in of the grand alliance at the block headquarters of Bihar against the policies of the Modi government

    Joint sit-in of the grand alliance at the block headquarters of Bihar against the policies of the Modi government

    Patna (IANS) | In protest against the policies of the central government, the leaders of all the constituents of the ruling grand alliance in Bihar demonstrated in the block headquarters on Thursday and sat on a dharna. In this sequence, the leaders and workers talked about driving away the BJP from the power at the Center. The leaders sitting on the dharna criticized the central government for caste census, inflation, unemployment, misuse of constitutional institutions, increasing attacks on constitution and democracy, continuous reduction in food, housing and other beneficial schemes for Dalits and poor, reduction in schemes like MNREGA. But hit hard.

    The leaders besieged the central government for doubling the income of farmers, giving legal recognition to MSP and expanding it to all crops, banning the politics of hatred and hysteria, as well as other issues related to public concern. RJD spokesperson Chittaranjan Gagan told that in this program, six parties RJD, Congress, CPI Male, CPM and CPI jointly staged dharna at all 534 block headquarters of the state.

    While addressing the dharna programme, the anti-people and anti-constitutional attitude of the central government was strongly criticized. RJD spokesperson said that along with all the senior leaders of the parties involved in the Grand Alliance, all the MLAs participated in the dharna organized in their respective areas. After the dharna, a memorandum regarding their demands was handed over to the concerned Block Development Officer.

    This is the first agitational program at the state level by the Grand Alliance against the central government. A large number of common people and women participated in this protest. The spokesman said that RJD state president Jagdanand Singh reviewed the program and congratulated all the leaders and workers of the grand alliance including RJD for making it successful.

    –IANS

  • Former Twitter CEO’s big disclosure on Modi government, TS Singhdev shared the video

    Former Twitter CEO’s big disclosure on Modi government, TS Singhdev shared the video

    Raipur/Delhi. Twitter Co-founder Jack Dorsey has claimed in a video interview that his company had received several requests from India, in which it was asked to block the account covering the farmer’s movement. Along with this, there were requests to close those accounts too, which were opposing the government for the movement.

    In fact, during an interview with YouTube channel Breaking Points, Jack Dorsey told that he received many requests from India. Tweeted this video clip on Twitter. In fact, during the interview, when Jack Dorsey was asked whether you had to face pressure from foreign governments in the past years. In response to this, Jack Dorsey has said that let’s take India as an example, from where he had received many such requests, in which requests were made regarding the protest of the farmers. Especially in this, the account of those journalists were also mentioned, who were criticizing the government. He said that it seemed to him that if Twitter does not do this, then Twitter will be closed in India and the houses of Twitter employees located in India will be raided. Also, he has said that India is a democratic country.

    Jack Dorsey compared India to Turkey and told that similar problem has been faced in Turkey as well. He said that the Turkish government had also threatened to shut down Twitter in Turkey, often engaging in court battles with the government and then winning. Let us tell that in the year 2021, the Government of India had brought three agricultural laws, it was withdrawn after protests. Thousands of farmers protested against this bill on the border of Delhi, the capital of India, which started around November 2020.

  • Modi Govt Scaled Up Welfare Schemes Keeping Poor In Focus: Union Minister Meghwal

    Modi Govt Scaled Up Welfare Schemes Keeping Poor In Focus: Union Minister Meghwal

    The Narendra Modi government scaled up various welfare schemes keeping the poor in focus, and expedited their implementation, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said on Monday.

    Addressing a press conference along with Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva and party MP Ramesh Bidhuri, Meghwal said the government in its nine has lived up to the motto of “sewa, Sushasan and Garib Kalyan” (service, good governance and welfare of the poor).

    “The Modi government scaled up schemes and enhanced speed to achieve targets so that they reached the last person in society,” the minister said, citing numbers of beneficiaries of different schemes.

    The Modi government gave respect to women and ensured their safety by building 11.50 crore (toilets). It also constructed more than four crore pucca houses and provided 12 crore tap water connections, he said.

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity was evident during his recent visit to Japan and other countries when many world leaders lauded him and recalled India’s help through medicines and vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Union Minister of state (independent charge) for law and justice said.

    South Delhi MP Ramesh Bidhuri said the works that had been pending for years were completed after 2014 when the Narendra Modi dispensation assumed office.

    India has emerged as a strong, self-reliant country in the last nine years under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi. Due to his policies and decisions in the interest of the country, India’s reputation has grown all over the world, he said.

    Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Assembly Ramvir Singh Bidhuri said the Modi government has provided Rs 1.5 lakh crore for the development of Delhi in the last year.

  • Modi government’s big decision, MSP of many crops has been increased

    Modi government’s big decision, MSP of many crops has been increased

    New Delhi. Maximum 10.4% on minimum support price of moong dal, 9% on groundnut, 10.3% on sesamum, 7% on paddy, sorghum, millet, ragi, table, arhar dal, urad dal, soyabean, sunflower seed FY 2023- An increase of about 6-7% has been projected for 2024. Union Minister Piyush Goyal has said this.

    The Union Cabinet in its meeting on 7th June has approved to increase the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of Tur (Arhar) Dal, Urad Dal, Paddy and Maize. Apart from this, giving relief to the farmers, MSP has also been increased on many other crops including groundnut, soyabean. In fact, the Union Cabinet has approved the increase in the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for Kharif crops for the year 2023-24. The Union Cabinet approved an increase of Rs 143 to Rs 2,183 per quintal in the minimum support price of paddy for 2023-24. The minimum support price of moong was increased the most to Rs 8,558 per quintal.

    Union minister Piyush Goyal said the move is to ensure remunerative prices to growers for their produce and encourage crop diversification. There is an increase of 8.9 percent in the MSP of cotton, while the minimum support price of sunflower and soybean has also been increased. The cabinet has approved an increase of Rs 400 per quintal in the MSP of Toor Dal. Now the MSP of Toor Dal has gone up to Rs 7,000 per quintal. Similarly, an increase of Rs 350 per quintal has been approved in the MSP of Urad Dal, after which it has been increased to Rs 6950 per quintal.

    Earlier, the central government had removed the limit of 40 per cent procurement under the Price Support Scheme (PSS) for three pulses – tur, urad and masoor in the crop year 2023-24 (July-June). The government has taken this step to increase domestic production. The Food and Consumer Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday that this year farmers would be able to sell their tur, urad and masoor produce in any quantity under the PSS.

  • Modi government completes 9 years in power today: Report card

    Modi government completes 9 years in power today: Report card

    As per the BJP sources, the Modi Govt would be having a press conference on 29th May, in all state capital across the nation by central minister in BJP ruled states along with CMs.

    They would also give a presentation based on all the achievements of the Modi Government in 9 years. They would also interact informally with the media people of the state.

    Where the BJP is not in power in those states, BJP state president along with the central government ministers would be addressing the press, the sources added.

    The central leaders who would hold the press conference include.

    In Mumbai- Union Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman

    In Ahmedabad-Union Sports Minister, Anurag Thakur

    In Bengaluru -Mos-Meenakshi Lekhi

    In Lucknow-Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri

    -In Guwahati -Fisheries Minister- Ashwani Vaishnav

    In Bhopal -Fisheries Minister-Bhupendra Yadav

    In Hyderabad-Union Law Minister-Arjun Ram Meghwal

    In Chennai-Jitendra Singh

    In Patna -Gajendra Singh

    In Kolkata-Union Health Minister-Mansukh Mandaviya

    In Jaipur-Union Minister of Consumer Affairs -Piyush Goyal

    In Rohtak -Smriti Irani