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news365timesindia · 27 days ago

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Chandigarh, 17th Oct. Nayab Singh Saini, the unexpected star of the BJP’s victory in the Haryana assembly elections, was sworn in as the state’s Chief Minister on Thursday. The ceremony, held at Dussehra Ground, was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a host of leaders from the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). The event saw thousands gathered as Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya administered the oath to Saini, a low-profile leader from the OBC community, and 13 other ministers. The BJP’s power-packed presence on stage featured chief ministers, ministers, and allies, symbolizing a strong message of unity. The choice of Valmiki Jayanti for the swearing-in further underscored the party’s strategic outreach to Dalits, as Valmiki is a revered figure for his contribution to Hindu literature through the epic Ramayana. Prime Minister Modi congratulated Saini and his cabinet, highlighting the team’s potential for delivering effective governance. “This government will realize the dreams of people and take the state’s development to a new high,” he posted on X (formerly Twitter). He emphasized the commitment of the “double engine government” to serving various sections of society, including the poor, farmers, youth, and women. Expressing gratitude, Saini thanked the 2.8 crore people of Haryana for their support and acknowledged the prime minister’s leadership. “For the third time with full majority, the BJP government will work with full energy for good governance, equality, and welfare of the poor,” he stated on X after his second swearing-in as Chief Minister. The 54-year-old Saini, who replaced M.L. Khattar as the party’s choice for chief minister, silenced critics by leading the BJP to a crucial win in the assembly elections, which many believed might favor the Congress. This victory marks the BJP’s third consecutive government in Haryana—a strategic boost for the party ahead of upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand. The BJP secured 48 seats in the 90-member Haryana assembly, with support from three Independents, including Hisar MLA Savitri Jindal. The new 13-member council of ministers includes notable leaders like Anil Vij, a seven-time MLA, and representatives from various castes and regions, ensuring balanced representation. Among the ministers are two women, former Congress leader Shruti Choudhary and first-time MLA Arti Singh, who took their oaths in English and Hindi, respectively. The Saini cabinet includes a diverse array of leaders, including five OBC members, two Dalits, two Jats, and two Brahmins, aiming for inclusive governance. The ministry also reflects regional diversity, with leaders from the Ahirwal belt, the GT Road belt, and the Faridabad-Palwal region. Following the ceremony, Saini paid respects at Valmiki Bhawan, a gurdwara, and the Mansa Devi temple in Panchkula, emphasizing his connection to cultural and religious roots. He reiterated his commitment to implementing the BJP’s ‘Sankalp Patra’ (election manifesto). The swearing-in ceremony witnessed the presence of top BJP leaders, including Union Ministers Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, Nitin Gadkari, and BJP President J.P. Nadda, alongside chief ministers from BJP-ruled states such as Yogi Adityanath (Uttar Pradesh), Himanta Biswa Sarma (Assam), and Bhupendra Patel (Gujarat). NDA partner N. Chandrababu Naidu, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, also attended, celebrating the party’s achievement. “This is the confidence people are having in PM Modi. That’s why it is a big victory. The mood of the nation is very clear,” Naidu told reporters. LJP leader and Union Minister Chirag Paswan lauded the win, attributing the success to PM Modi’s leadership, Home Minister Amit Shah’s policies, and the organizational strength of BJP President J.P. Nadda. As the BJP and its allies gear up for crucial elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, Saini’s appointment and the show of strength in Haryana are expected to galvanize party supporters and maintain momentum in the upcoming polls.

Following the oath-taking, NDA leaders convened for a chief minister’s council meeting, strategizing for the political battles ahead. The post Nayab Singh Saini Takes Oath as Haryana CM in Grand Ceremony appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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bhaskarlive · 4 months ago

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Veteran SP leader and former Speaker Mata Prasad Pandey to be UP’s Leader of Opposition

The Samajwadi Party on Sunday named veteran leader and former Speaker Mata Prasad Pandey as the new Leader of Opposition in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly.

Pandey, 81, who hails from the Brahmin community, is a seven-time legislator and served as the Speaker of the Assembly twice – in 2004-07 and 2012-17.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

#Samajwadi Party #Mata Prasad Pandey #Opposition #Uttar Pradesh

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study-buddies · 6 months ago

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Legacy Continues: Brij Bhushan's Son Steps Up in East UP Politics

In the heart of east Uttar Pradesh, a political drama unfolds as the seasoned leader Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh steps aside, allowing his son Karan Bhushan Singh to take center stage. The BJP, in a strategic move, replaces Brij Bhushan with his youngest son Karan as its candidate for the Lok Sabha polls from the Kaiserganj seat, neighboring Ayodhya. Despite facing allegations of sexual harassment, Brij Bhushan’s influence looms large in the region.

Karan, a debutant in the political arena, is fighting his first election in his father’s name. The decision to field him came as a surprise, with the announcement made just one day before the nomination deadline. With the elections looming on May 20, the political landscape in Kaiserganj is heating up.

Brij Bhushan, a six-time MP and former chief of the Wrestling Federation of India, has been actively involved in the region’s development, establishing numerous educational institutions and wielding considerable influence. However, his low profile in this election is notable, with him choosing to manage his son’s campaign from behind the scenes.

Karan, inheriting his father’s interest in wrestling and shooting, invokes his father’s legacy in his campaign speeches. Despite being a new face in politics, he promises to carry forward his father’s legacy and work tirelessly for the people of Kaiserganj.

The constituency, dominated by the Brahmin community, poses a unique challenge for Karan. However, with the support of his family and party leaders, he remains optimistic about his chances. His elder brother Prateek Bhushan, the sitting BJP MLA from Gonda, actively campaigns on his behalf.

As the election approaches, the focus remains on key issues such as the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya and the scrapping of Article 370. While allegations against Brij Bhushan linger, they seem to have little impact on the election dynamics, with voters more concerned about broader political issues.

In the midst of it all, Karan Bhushan Singh emerges as a new face in east Uttar Pradesh politics, navigating the complex terrain with the guidance of his father and the support of his constituents. As the election unfolds, all eyes are on Kaiserganj to see how the political legacy of the Bhushan family shapes the future of the region.

#Uttar Pradesh Politics #Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh #Karan Bhushan Singh #Lok Sabha Elections #Political Dynasties

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nikhilgulia · 7 months ago

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Rani Laxmi Bai, also known as the Rani of Jhansi, was born on November 19, 1828, in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India. She was a courageous queen and a leading figure in the Indian Rebellion of 1857 against British colonial rule.

Laxmi Bai was born into a Marathi Brahmin family and was named Manikarnika Tambe at birth. She received a strong education and grew up to be a fearless and independent-minded woman. In 1842, she married Raja Gangadhar Rao Newalkar, the ruler of the princely state of Jhansi.

Tragically, Raja Gangadhar Rao passed away in 1853 without leaving a male heir. The British East India Company, under the Doctrine of Lapse, tried to annex Jhansi. However, Rani Laxmi Bai fiercely resisted their attempts and refused to surrender her kingdom.

In March 1858, the Indian Rebellion erupted, and Rani Laxmi Bai played a pivotal role in leading the revolt in Jhansi. She took command of her forces and fearlessly fought against the British. Her bravery and military tactics earned her a reputation as a skilled warrior.

Despite facing numerous challenges and being outnumbered, Rani Laxmi Bai fought valiantly. She led her troops in several battles, including the Battle of Jhansi, where she displayed exceptional courage and leadership. Although Jhansi ultimately fell to the British, Rani Laxmi Bai's resistance became a symbol of Indian nationalism and inspired countless others to join the fight for independence.

Rani Laxmi Bai's heroic tale came to a tragic end. In June 1858, she made a daring escape from Jhansi with her infant son tied to her back. She joined forces with other rebel leaders and continued to fight against British rule. However, she was mortally wounded in the Battle of Gwalior on June 17, 1858.

Rani Laxmi Bai's sacrifice and unwavering spirit continue to inspire generations of Indians. Her legacy as a fearless warrior queen and a symbol of resistance against oppression lives on. She remains an iconic figure in Indian history and is remembered as one of the key leaders in the fight for independence.

#rani #queen rania #hania rani

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godknowledgetv · 9 months ago

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Parmeshwar Kabir’s 506th Emancipation Day (Nirvan Diwas)

This is a non-controversial fact that Kabir Saheb did not die. Kabir Saheb manifested on a Lotus flower in Lahartara pond in Kashi. He ascended in His body to his personal abode Satlok in front of thousands of people on the Ekadashi of Shukl Paksha in the Magh month of Hindu calendar in 1575 Vikrami Samvat (1518 A.D.). At that time King Bijali Khan Pathan, Bir Singh Baghel, and other followers were there. Hindu and Muslim both communities were among His followers. On the remembrance of that day 506th Emancipation day is going to be celebrated. Let's know more about His Emancipation Day.

Purna Brahm Kabir Saheb

It is illustrated in the Vedas that the Supreme God descends on the earth in every age. In Satyug He appears by the name of Sat Sukrit, in the Treta Yug by the name of Munindra Rishi, in the Dwapar Yug by the name of Karunamayi, and in the Kalyug by His real name Kabir. Kabir Saheb appears in the form of a baby on earth and is received by the childless couple in every yug. So Kabir Saheb manifested in Kaliyug also and went back to His immortal abode Satlok. When Kabir Saheb appeared on the lotus flower in Lahartara pond in Kashi in the Brahma muhurta, Swami Ramanand ji's disciple Rishi Ashtanand ji was a direct witness to that scene. Later, a Brahmin couple, Neeru and Neema, found the baby and took Him with them. There is evidence in the Vedas (Rigveda Mandala 10 Sukta 4 Mantra 3) that the Supreme God never takes birth from the womb of the mother and He is nurtured by virgin cows. (Rigveda Mandala 9 Sukta 1 Mantra 9).

Role of Kabir Saheb on Earth

Kabir Sahib came in the Bhakti era i.e. in the medieval period of our history. His unique and valuable Kabir Vani/poetry is an invaluable treasure for not only to devotees but also to the literary world. Many secrets are hidden in those poems/ Kabir Vani that are famous as Kabir Amrit Vani, but what did Lord Kabir try to teach through his poems?

Kabir Saheb's ideologies are mainly related to the segment of the society that is discriminated against on the basis of economic background and caste. He often criticized the religious preachers of both the Hindu and Muslim sects for not giving information about the True Almighty. He directly criticized the ritualistic practices guided by religious preachers in the name of God.

We have been listening to Kabir Ji’s poems since our childhood days. One may wonder, then Who is Kabir? The reality is that the poet / the saint whom the whole world calls a weaver is actually God who came in human form and gave true spiritual knowledge to His beloved souls. This has been proved in all the holy scriptures i.e. pious Quran Sharif, pious Vedas, holy Bible, pious Guru Granth Sahib that Kabir is God.

Kabir Saheb Maghar Leela

When Kabir Saheb was 120 years old in His divine Kashi act, He decided to bid goodbye to this world from a place called Maghar, presently in Uttar Pradesh. During that time, the Hindu preachers propagated the belief that those who die in the city of Kashi go to heaven while those who die in the city of Maghar go to hell and become a donkey in the next birth. To refute this belief system, Kabir Saheb decided to go back to Satlok from the city of Maghar.

He used to live in Kashi. Kashi was under the reign of Bir Singh Baghel while Maghar was under the reign of Bijali Khan Pathan and both the kings were Kabir Saheb’s disciples. To demonstrate that place plays no role in attaining heaven, Kabir Saheb started His journey to Maghar on foot. Bir Singh Baghel came along with his army to accompany Kabir Saheb with an intention to claim His dead body for cremation as per Hindu rites. This year (2024) Parmeshwar Kabir’s Emancipation Day is on February 20.

Departure of God Kabir From Maghar to Satlok

When Bijali Khan learned that Kabir Saheb is coming to Maghar to live His final few days along with Bir Singh Baghel, he made all the necessary arrangements for all of them and even he prepared his army to claim Kabir Saheb's dead body for final rites as per Islamic traditions. When everyone arrived at the city of Maghar, Kabir Saheb informed Bijali Khan that He wanted to take a bath. Bijali Khan told Kabir Saheb that water was ready.

Kabir Saheb told Bijali Khan that He wanted to take a bath in flowing water. Bijali Khan informed Kabir Saheb that due to lord Shiva's curse the only river in the area called "Aami River" had dried up, so it wouldn't be possible for Him to have a bath in flowing water. Kabir Saheb asked Bijali Khan to take Him to the river. When they reached the bank of the river Aami, Kabir Saheb made a gesture as if He was calling the water and immediately water started flowing in the river.

Instructions of Kabir saheb to Hindus and Muslims

When they came back, both the kings started arguing as to who would take the dead body for final rites. Kabir Saheb got angry with this and told them that no one will fight for His dead body as they would not find one. To resolve the issue, Kabir Saheb asked for two sheets of cloth. He spread one of them on the floor and layed down on it while He used the other to cover Himself. He instructed both the kings to divide whatever they got in between these sheets into equal parts and use them for cremation as per their individual traditions.

Not Dead Body but Only Fragrant Flowers were Found

When Kabir Saheb left this planet and ascended back to Satlok He made an ether announcement stating that He is going to Satlok which is far beyond heaven and that there was no body between those sheets. People saw a bright effulgent body of Kabir Saheb ascending into the sky. When they opened the sheet all they found was a bunch of fragrant flowers in the shape of Kabir Sahib's body. Kabir Saheb went back to Satlok along with His body.

When Kabir Saheb left this universe, everyone present there cried bitterly as if they had lost a parent. Both the kings divided those flowers and sheets, and cremated them as per their religious beliefs. Memorial structures stand there today for both Hindus and Muslims just some distance away from each other. Bir Singh Baghel took a few of those flowers to Kashi and made a tombstone for Kabir Saheb's memory in Kashi as well.

Kabir Parmeshwar Ji's 506th Emancipation Day Celebration

In memory of the same day, Huge Bhandara is being organized at 10 Satlok Ashrams - Satlok Ashram Dhanana Dham Rohtak (Haryana), Satlok Ashram Kurukshetra (Haryana), Satlok Ashram Bhiwani (Haryana), Satlok Ashram Sojat (Rajasthan), Satlok Ashram Shamli (Uttar Pradesh), Satlok Ashram Khamanon (Punjab), Satlok Ashram Dhuri (Punjab), Satlok Ashram Mundka (Delhi) and Satlok Ashram Janakpur (Nepal). Free Naam Diksha, blood donation camp, dowry and dowry free Ramaini (marriage) etc. are also being organized. All are invited to attend this huge Bhandara.

Kashi tajj guru maghar aaye, Dono deen ke peer l

Koi gade koi agni jarave, Dhundha na paaya shareer ll

You can watch the special broadcast of Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's satsang on Sadhana TV channel at 9:15 AM (IST) on February 20. For more information, visit the official website https://www.jagatgururampalji.org/ or watch Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj's live Satsangs on https://www.youtube.com/@SantRampalJiLive.

Facebook Page: Spiritual Leader Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj YouTube: Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj Twitter: @SaintRampalJiM

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indianewsstream · 2 years ago

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VHP leader shot after argument over Mohan Bhagwat’s anti-Brahmin remarks

A VHP leader was shot at by a local Brahmin leader in in Uttar Pradesh’s Moradabad after a heated argument between them over RSS president Mohan Bhagwat’s alleged anti-Brahmin remarks.

The accused, identified as Rajat Sharma, is reportedly a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Sharma recently joined a protest against Bhagwat by the Brahmin Mahasabha, too.

During the protest, slogans like ‘Bhagwat murdabad’ were raised. After this, VHP leader Santosh Pandit shared posts on social media, demanding to sack Rajat from the BJP.

According to source, Pandit had a heated argument with Rajat on Saturday evening, following which the latter shot him. Pandit is admitted to the hospital. Read More...

#mohan bhagwat #Anti-Brahmin #vhp #up #moradabad #bjp #Rajat Sharma #currentnews #news #india #media #breakingnews #TrendingNews

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metamatar · 10 months ago

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Thank you! Lots of legal minutiae and details about disputes in this, I'm quoting only the biggest stuff from a 37 page article:

When the Supreme Court ruled in favour of Ram Lalla, on 9 November 2019, it asked the Modi government to set up a new trust within three months. On 5 February 2020, the government established the Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra. (RJTK).

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In October, the trust was granted a license under the Foreign Contributions (Registration) Act to solicit additional donations from abroad. Such a license is an exceedingly rare commodity in Modi’s India. The home ministry told the Lok Sabha, in December 2022, that it had cancelled the FCRA registration of nearly two thousand NGOs between 2019 and 2021. Unlike other NGOs, the RJTK has faced very little scrutiny from the government over how it raises and spends money. A study of the transactions it conducted reveals that some of the donations were used to help certain individuals connected to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party make windfall gains.

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When the Modi government formed the RJTK, it transferred this land to the trust. However, during a meeting on 11 November 2020, the trust accepted Mishra’s proposal that, in order to “fix the vaastu”—Hindu architectural principles—of the temple, accommodate the thousands of pilgrims expected to visit it every day and to make sure that its perimeter was rectangular, the trust should acquire additional land near the north-eastern corner as soon as possible. Much of this land was occupied by temples, such as Fakire Ram, Kaushalya Bhavan, and Kaikeyi Kop Bhavan. While the Ram Janmabhoomi campaign had been predicated on insisting upon the Babri Masjid being the exact spot where Ram was born, despite an absence of archaeological evidence for this, and refusing to build the temple anywhere else, the RJTK was willing to demolish any temples that were inconvenient to its designs and relocate them elsewhere. This was not the only argument from the Babri Masjid dispute that the trust would invert to facilitate the land acquisitions.

Over the next few months, the trust purchased an additional 71 acres—28.7 hectares—to expand the temple complex and compensate those it had displaced. Bansal and Mishra were at the forefront of the buying spree. Given the Modi government’s push to have the temple ready before the 2024 general election, these acquisitions took place in an accelerated manner, often disregarding legal processes and ignoring the disputed nature of much of the land. Municipal and district authorities helped this process along by driving off the occupants using threats and inducements, while the revenue courts inevitably sided with the trust whenever the purchases were challenged.

"Brother, there’s no decision from the courts in Uttar Pradesh,” Santosh Dubey, a Shiv Sena leader who filed a petition against the acquisition of the Fakire Ram temple, told me. “All decisions are taken by the government: thok do, goli maar do, bulldozer chala do, court kya hai?”—kill them, demolish their houses, what is the court in all this?

The process allowed a number of local notables—almost all of them Brahmins—to make crores of rupees in profits. I analysed several land deals involving the RJTK in Kot Ramchandra and the nearby Bagh Bijaisi neighbourhood, and found a common pattern in most of them. Instead of the trust acquiring the land directly from its owners, it went through a number of intermediaries, many of whom were connected to Rishikesh Upadhyay, the mayor of Ayodhya at the time. They would first purchase the land at about the market price and then immediately sell it to the RJTK at an exorbitant markup.

The intermediaries were able to do this because, in many cases, the land was not the original owners’ to sell—it was either government or waqf land, or under dispute. The RJTK was evidently willing to pay these intermediaries a premium, out of the vast corpus of donations it had accumulated, in order to obtain clean title over the land, rather than dealing with the occupiers or leasing it from the government, which would have taken time and come with restrictions over its use and disposal.

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Santosh Dubey had filed his petition against the sale on 14 July 2021, but no hearings have been held. Following the demolition of Fakire Ram, he was pessimistic about anything coming out of the case. Dubey told me that he had participated in the demolition of the Babri Masjid and had been shot in the 1990 police firing. “Let me tell you something,” he said. “We fought for the birthplace of Ram being where it was. Why did we demolish the Babri Masjid if gods can be shifted? We were taught that the temple can only be built where the god was.

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After all, the lands in question were part of a vast tract of 2.334 hectares that had once belonged to a single Muslim family. They had been passed down the generations as part of a waqf—an endowment that can only be used for purposes considered charitable by Islamic law. At one point, one branch of the family claimed the Bagh Bijaisi land for itself. What followed was a legal battle that lasted for over a decade and has still not been fully resolved. Amid this litigation, which would ordinarily have prevented any transactions on the disputed property, the land was sold, through intermediaries, to the RJTK. Once the trust got involved, the district authorities brushed aside any objections and allowed the sale to go through.

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Waheed, who is now in his forties, was a teenager when the Babri Masjid was demolished. His family lived within walking distance of the mosque, and, after the demolition, Hindu mobs went from door to door in the neighbourhood, killing Muslims and burning their houses. “One person had a police whistle,” he recalled. “On one cue, the mob would carry out the violence, and on another, they would all disappear.” Two of his uncles, a cousin, and a nephew were killed in front of his house. Their ancestral house abutted the police station, and Waheed and others from his family survived thanks to a police officer who hid them.

The claimants of Ram’s birthplace had torn his family apart, three decades ago. Now, they had snatched his patrimony. Waheed, a civil lawyer, was continuing the fight in the courts. “I don’t have hope from civil courts—let’s say only 25 percent hope I have—but high courts are relatively fair,” he told me. “But I can appeal to the high court only after being rejected here. But my petition is pending for a year now.” At the district court, a small group of lawyers who share working space with him were sympathetic to his cause. “As long as the BJP government is there, there is no hope,” one of them told me. However, they were optimistic that the transfers would someday be reversed. “It may be a decade or two or three, but I’m telling you, all the sale deeds will be reversed one day. The illegality committed here is huge"

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IN OCTOBER 2021, a few months after opposition leaders began flagging irregularities in the RJTK’s land deals, the trust asked Tata Consultancy Services to digitise its accounting system. However, beyond Bansal’s occasional updates in the media about how much the RJTK has raised, there is no information available about its finances. It is not known, for instance, how much the trust is paying Tata Construction Engineers or Larsen and Toubro, the two companies engaged in building the temple complex. The terms and conditions under which the government constituted the trust are not public. Neither is the criteria on which members were selected, or even what each of them does. Over the past two years, many activists—and even RSS members—have made requests under the Right to Information Act, but the government has worked to shield the RJTK from scrutiny every time.

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Moondra had a simple argument against this. He told the appellate authority that, if the RJTK had raised Rs 3,400 crore, as was being claimed at the time, that meant the CBDT had given the trust a tax benefit of at least Rs 340 crore—if calculated at the minimum rate of ten percent—without which it would not have been able to raise as much money. “The exemption is also allowed under the provision for renovation and repair of temples only,” he told me. “Where is the renovation in the Ram temple? It’s a completely new construction. How could exemption be granted on new construction?” Moondra showed me the receipt for a Rs 5 lakh donation made by the former president Ramnath Kovind, which mentioned that the money was being given for the “renovation of Ram Janmabhoomi temple.” The Central Information Commission rejected the CBDT’s arguments that the RJTK was not a public authority, arguing that Moondra was asking questions of the board, not the trust. It also overruled the contention that revealing the information would compromise privacy by saying that a trust cannot claim to have personal information. In January 2023, the CBDT appealed to the Delhi High Court and secured a stay on the CIC’s order. The union government used this injunction as precedent to deny information on the PM CARES Fund—set up to administer relief during the COVID-19 pandemic—on similar grounds.

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The opacity around the RJTK’s dealings is not surprising, given how the Modi government has operated over the years. While much smaller in scope, the Ayodhya land transactions were not so different from the Rafale deal, which I reported on in 2018—the RJTK overpaid for land and subverted usual procurement procedures, allowing intermediaries to make windfall gains, even as the government obstructed all attempts at seeking transparency and the institutions meant to hold it to account gave it a clean chit under questionable circumstances. That this corruption was carried out in Ram’s name highlights the hypocrisy of the Hindu Right but is not surprising either, given how lucrative the business of religion is in India and the political capital Modi has already accumulated through displays of piety. While the processes by which the land was acquired to construct the Ram temple will soon be forgotten in the pageantry surrounding its inauguration, they serve as an instructive episode on what progress looks like in Modi’s New India.

remember, the inauguration of the ram temple isn't a mere matter of hindu religious grandstanding, it is also an event to signal investment opportunities for the further development of the neoliberal economy.

sure, the official story says that the temple was built from donations gathered from hindus and inexplicable well-wishers across the economic spectrum (the fundraising for this was notably, extremely threatening), but this is most likely a smokescreen for a complicated series of economic maneuvers carried out by the bjp, rss, vhp, and allied organisations.

we already know that the temple itself was built by the multi-national construction agency larsen and toubro, which really lays precedent for the exact form of investment this “development project” and its peripheral projects seek funding from, and to whom the profits accrued will go.

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ptshekradixit · 4 years ago

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"Pt. Shekhar Dixit is a Indian kisan leader, Indian Youth Leader, kisan neta , young politician, and President of Rashtriya Kisan Manch. He is the former president of Kisan Manch Uttar Pradesh, Top Indian Farmer Leader in Lucknow, youth general secretary Jan Morcha, Jantantra Morcha

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dheir-slytherin-blr · 4 years ago

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Gandhi or Shastri? Whose Jayanti is it anyway...!!!!

While 02 October is celebrated as a national holiday each year in India as #Gandhi Jayanti, what is quite lesser known is the fact that it is also the birthdate of a stalwart and perhaps the first honest Prime Minister of India, Shri Lal Bahadur Shastriji.

The only thing that people remember him is for the slogan “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan”. If truth be told, most people would be hard pressed to remember when he was born, what was his contribution to India’s freedom struggle, what was his political career like and when and how he died.

The few important things that everyone should know about Shastriji is that in his very short span as the Prime Minister of India (June 1964 - January 1966), hardly one and a half years, he ushered in the “White Revolution”, increased production and supply of milk by establishing the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) and promoting Amul.

The other important measure he ushered in was the “Green Revolution”, increased production of food grains and introduced measures that helped increase food grain production in states like Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh (the granaries of India).

Thus we owe the increased production and supply of milk and food, the two essential products, to the steps initiated and taken by Shastriji.

He was instrumental in providing decisive and inspiring leadership in the war of 1965 with Pakistan. The war formally ended with signing of the treaty at Tashkent on 10th January 1966. The next day, Shastriji was dead.

We still don’t know How?

Mohandas Gandhi, on the other hand spent most of his time creating and stopping hurdles in the freedom struggle whenever we appeared to be winning; spent his time accepting luxuries from the oppressive British empire; was instrumental in empowerment and sense of entitlement among Muslims in India; was instrumental in preventing justice and defence of the hapless Hindus whenever and wherever they were attacked, raped, murdered by hordes of Muslims from Moplah to Bengal to Punjab; was instrumental in partition of India and yet allowing Muslims to reside in India; was instrumental in giving concessions to Pakistan (monetary, moral and land) while they were attacking, looting and killing Hindus and had captured half of Kashmir.

On a personal level, he denied medical treatment to his own wife and caused her to die whereas he himself accepted medical treatment to survive. The other hidden fact of Gandhi - he slept naked with his own young grand-daughter (who was approximately 16 years old at that time) purportedly as an experiment to test his celibacy. In doing so, he emotionally destroyed the life of his grand daughter for the rest of her life.

Even in his death, he became instrumental in the lynching and murders of thousands of Brahmins as he was shot by a Brahmin.

Gandhi is anything but a symbol of peace.

He is a symbol of emasculation of Hindus and Indians; a symbol of cowardice, avarice and selfishness; a symbol of what a leader should not be.

Given a choice (or even if not given one), I choose to remember 02nd October as #ShastriJayanti.

Jai Hind.

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ruroy9i · 5 years ago

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Assassin's Creed: Conquest

Kashmir , 1521: Twelve year old Hariharan Pundit watches in awe as the soldiers of the new Sultanate come to his father's humble cottage with news from His Excellency, Emperor Babur. That awe turns into rage and terror when in a week's time his village is burnt down and he is forced to flee with his mother, as his father and the other Brahmins are executed for refusing to accept Islam. Overwhelmed by the enormity of his life coming crashing down, Hariharan swears to tear the Mughal dynasty apart.

Buxar, 1528: Farid Khan is a new recruit in the army of Jamal Khan, the Mughal governor of Jaunpur (Uttar Pradesh). Young and promising, he is asked to oversee the repairs of a captured Rajput fort and its surrounding village: Bhangarh. He is shocked to see the death and decay in the village, haunted by a mysterious epidemic. Jamal asks him to kill the people, but his efforts are interrupted by a mysterious man infiltrating the camp. As this man silently eliminates the guards, Farid manages to catch up with him, just as he is about to spring an attack on Jamal. Farid prepares to give alarm, but watches as the hooded man expertly steals the keys to the fort from Jamal's person. Intrigued, Farid follows him and climbs up the fort ramparts, to the inner sanctum. The keys grant them audience into a secret hall, with strange golden letters on the wall. Meanwhile, Jamal raises alarm and surrounds the sanctum with the troops. The hooded man reaches the apex of the hall and removes a green glowing goblet. Jamal asks him to let go of it and charges in with the troops. This sets off numerous booby traps as the troops fall to freak deaths. The hooded man takes care of the rest. Jamal knocks the goblet off him and tries to escape with it. The hooded man follows him and is about to go for the kill, when Farid intercepts him and wrestles him down. The man almost gouges Farid's eye out with a blade hidden up his slave. He stresses upon how the goblet is an "instrument of Jannat" and must be retrieved at all costs. Farid lets him go, but it is too late He is surrounded by reinforcements and wounded severely. Farid pretends to go in for the kill, while secretly leading the man to relative safety. He treats the man's immediate wounds until he regains consciousness. The man expresses his gratitude and gives him his name: Hari Baaz. By the time Farid is back with medicines, the man is gone.

Few days later, Farid breaks into Jamal's quarters to see what else he is hiding and steals several obscure maps before leaving his services and Buxar forever.

Bihar, 1529: Hari Bazz is called upon by the Assassin grandmaster, Khifur Mia to foil a coup on the Mughal interests in Bengal by the Sultan Mahmud Shah. Hari is somewhat conflicted due to his personal hatred for the Mughals but is reminded of his oath as an assassin. He starts by flushing out traitors within the soldiers of Bahar Khan, the governor of Bihar. After making his way through the riff-raff, he learns of plans to murder Bahar Khan and destabilize the Mughal rule in Bihar. He learns from gossip among the soliders that it may be spearheaded by the ambitious young commander: Farid Khan. Hari joins a hunting convoy to spy on Farid Khan. He follows a suspicious Farid away from the main party, deeper and deeper into the forests. He sees Farid deciphering strange maps and finally recognizes him to be the man who saved his life in Buxar. Farid is about to enter an abandoned temple, when a tiger pounces upon him. Farid barely holds it off, before the tiger mauls meat off his arm. Farid still fights him back, driving a dagger into its neck. Hari jumps in just in time and drives his hidden blade right into the tiger's heart. Farid is surprised to see him again and recognizes him instantly. Hari asks what he is doing with the maps and Farid says that he has realized Hari is working for some secret organization. Hari asks Farid to trust him. So Farid leads him into the temple and they uncover a locked book. Farid has been deciphering the cryptic maps and has discovered many places and people of interest all over Hindustan who are guarding some "Instrument of Eden". Hari takes a look at the maps and realizes that the key is to be found separately. He is faced with a tough choice, whether to kill Farid or not. But he hears the whole convoy converging on them and a worried Bahar Khan rushing in. So he asks Farid to continue deciphering the maps while he go gets the key. As he leaves, he hears Bahar Khan congratulating and applauding Farid's bravery and conferring upon him the title : " Sher Shah"

Delhi, 1529: Hari Bazz tracks down the key to the ruins of the Indraprastha region. But he finds he is too late, it has already been retrieved by Pratap Rao, a minor subedar. He tails Rao to a brothel, where he is enjoying a grand dance by Akhtari Begum. Eliminating all opposition , Hari enters the bed- chamber and asks the Begum to leave. As Rao hurtles into the room lustfully, Hari holds the blade to his throat and asks where the key is. In due course, it becomes clear that Rao is part of a secret organization left behind by Ashoka the Great, entrusted to find the devices of salvation that can shape the world. But now they plan to use those devices to cripple the Mughals and drive them out of the country. And they are so well hidden in the Mughal administration that they have obtained Babur's permission for their own decimation. Hari debates what is the best way forward and in that delay, Rao raises a cry for help and then impales himself on the blade. Guards come rushing, and Hari is helped by the Begum in hiding and subsequently escaping the city.

Ayoddha, 1529: Khifur Miia drops by to tell Hari that the leader of the secret organization might be Amir Khusrau, who is in Ayoddha for collecting jizya tax. Hari tracks Khusrau down and witnesses the brutality meted out to the Hindus. He does his best to minimize casualties, by incapacitating rogue soldiers. In due time he realizes that Khusrau is going door to door, not collecting the tax, but looking for someone called Sasaram Pathak. He discovers Pathak's house and intercepts a messenger pigeon sent out by them, leading him to Sasaram,who is hiding by the Ram Janmabhoomi temple. Hari realizes that Sasaram has gone paranoid and will kill anyone who tries to get through. Before he can think of something however, Khusrau sets fire to the whole slum adjacent to the temple. Hari abducts and pushes Pathak out of his room(who was bent on dying). Once out however, Pathak scrambles like a chicken and it falls to Hari to eliminate Khusrau's men trying to catch him. It is then that Pathak decides to trust him. Turns out, Pathak is a learned Scholar of Vedic texts, whom Khusrau needs to activate some obscure device.

The next morning, Khusrau finds one of his soldiers dragging Pathak in. Pathak refuses to help Khusrau and asks how he even got the device in the first place. It becomes apparent that the device was the one unearthed from Ashoka's own investigations from Bhangarh fort by Jamal Khan. Pathak is forced to solve the puzzles that open the device. It starts giving off the same green light. Pathak is thrown into the prison. By the next morning, all of Khusrau's soldiers are vomiting blood and some claim that its apocalypse come for them. Hari, so long disguised as one of Khusrau's men finally realizes what the device actually is. He braves the spell of illness to take Pathak and escape. But Khusrau sends more men to kill Pathak in case he had survived the illness. And so ensues a mad chase through Ayoddha, off and on buildings, through stables and temple roofs, in and out of tree branches and not without the slight disturbance to the monkeys dwelling in there. At the end of it, Hari retrieves the goblet and drives a bullock cart right into the Ram Janmabhoomi temple. Khusrau marvels at the madness before leaving the city. Hari leads Khusrau's men into the deep well in the heart of the temple's sanctum and dumps the cart along with the goblet into it. A surge of green light breaks the skyline as Hari barely escapes, blood and vomit frothing at his mouth.

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As the player is pulled out of the animus due to a nosebleed, his supervisor joins the dots of the memory he has uncovered. The device must have contained a radiation source, capable of killing everyone within a 200 mile radius. That is what must have killed everyone in Bhangarh and would have done the same in Ayoddha, had it not been for Hari. He wonders if that is why Babur constructed the Babri Masjid atop it, to keep the radiation sealed in.

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Bihar, 1530: Khifur Miia convenes a meeting of the Indian assassins to discuss their future course of actions. They agree to find the devices before Khusrau and his men do, for they are clearly not suited to use them. Khifur asks Hari to make short work of Farid and retrieve the maps, to which Hari severely disagrees. He makes it clear that the Mughals are unwittingly in the pockets of the very men who will kill them and are also not suited to be trusted with the devices. On the contrary he trusts Farid and believes him destined for greatness. And to out-maneuver Khusrau's men with the Mughal empire's resources, they'll need an empire of their own. Not all agree, but they decide to give Farid a chance.

Later, Hari infiltrates the grand birthday of Jalal Khan, the son of the late Bahar Khan. He is discovered by the regent of Bihar, Farid Khan aka "Sher Shah Shuri". Sher is glad to see him and the two start discussing the developments they've made. They unlock the book and discover what the devices are capable of: engines of death, epidemic and disease.

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Bengal, 1534: With Babur's death, Humayun's tumultuous reign has started.

Hari finds himself in Gaurbanga, looking for the third of the eight devices of death.

He meets up with Sasaram Pathak and is pointed in the direction of Susunia. Pathak tells him that this goblet might be the treasure sought after by many Tantrik cults, and they might have collected clues already. So they stake out the cottage of the infamous "Aghori" Tantriks and locate their leader: Rudrahara. Hari isolates Rudrahara, only to have a bunch of dacoits crash the party. Turns out they are after the treasure as well. The dacoits take Pathak hostage, so Hari yields. The tantriks hand them a strange idol of Goddess Kali, that is suppose to lead them to the treasure. Rudrahara admits that they were going to sacrifice a human and smear its blood on the idol, to get it to open up. The dacoit leader takes him up on the idea, but wonders who would make a good sacrifice. They bring Hari to the stake and sharpen their blades, but just then Pathak points out that the idol is shaped oddly, like the insignia on Hari's armband. Just then, King Pala's men surround them. Hari and the dacoits engage in a curious fight to defeat them. The dacoit leader is impressed with Hari's ability to incapacitate the men without killing them. He surmises that they were looking for him, as he is a most wanted criminal. He asks to tag along, and Hari agrees hesitantly. Pathak brings the Kali idol's hands down in the shape of the assassin's insignia, and the idol splits open. It shows them the path to an abandoned temple. Once there, they overcome more odds to find the goblet. As Hari uncovers it, the lights blind the dacoit. He is disappointed not to find a treasure, but decides to learn from Hari the way of the assassins. Hari agrees that he has the skills, but he has to leave his practices behind. The dacoit agrees and Hari swears him upon the assasin oath and gives him a new name: Raghu.

On their way back, they notice the governor,Ghiyasuddin Mahmud Shah's fleet preparing to sail to Bihar. Raghu explains that Sher Shah Suri has sprung a coup upon Jalal Khan, and Shah is sending reinforcements to help Jalal. Hari asks if Raghu's men are ready for battle.

Surajgarh, 1534: Khifur Miia warns Hari to not help Sher Shah in this battle, but Hari refuses. He admits that the Mughals are best suited to rule India, but not as long as the devices exist. Khifur Mia accepts the arrangement Hari is hinting at. And so the Indian assassin's, Raghu and his dacoit converts and Hari head on to Surajgarh fort to help Sher Shah. Sher Shah is glad to see them and remarks that this is Amir Khusrau's doing, manipulating Jalal Khan into eliminating the assassin's stronghold. But he promises to help the assasins in every way he can, should he survive this crisis. And so the siege of Surajgarh begins, with catastrophic consequences. The assasins help in turning the tide of war, but Sher Shah also proves his military mettle to no end.

Hari finally confronts Khusrau on the ramparts once again and after a fierce battle, kills him. Khifur Miia sustains too much damage and dies from his wounds

But after five days, Sher Shah beheads Mahmud Shah and cuts down their flag from the fort. And with Hari by his side, he hoists a new flag, a tiger leaping though the assasin insignia. And so begins a new era in Indian history, a new partnership and friendship.

The assasins help Sher Shah defeat Humayun at Chausa and Kannauj, and retrieve two more devices in the aftermath. And then comes Malwa, where Hari convinces Sher Shah to betray long time allies: Puran Mal, who was the new chief of Ashoka's order and ran a trafficking trade of women and children. It would be one of the last battles Hari and Sher Shah would fight together.

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As the player completes the Animus session, he is left wondering how Sher Shah lost his empire if he had been helped by the assasins. And what happened to the remaining devices, how were they disposed. The supervisor asks him to not to prod, as he might not like the answers. But the player sneaks in layer to access Hari's last memories.

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Kalinjar Fort, 1545: A hawk flies over the ramparts of the highly guarded fort, as cannon fire and smoke fills the skies. The tiger and assasin insignia flies high on the end of the fields. A lone assasin stands atop a fort minaret. As the Hawk passes over him, he takes a leap of faith into a haystack below. And then makes his way slowly into Sher Shah's camp. Heated arguments can be heard, as commanders quarrel. Sticking to the shadow, the assasin wipes a tear off his face and inches closer to the center of the bustle. And then Sher Shah's voice is heard as he sends his commanders to fetch the mortar. He himself puts in the gunpowder and is aiming the Canon, when the assasin drops a smoke bomb and inches closer to Sher Shah. Sher Shah places a hand on his shoulder and says: "Hello old friend, haven't seen you in forever." Hari looks him dead in the eyes with tears in his own, stabs him with the hidden blade and lights the cannon. As Sher Shah is left grabbing for support, Hari leaves saying, "Goodbye, you deserved better. Don't forgive me."

The Canon blows up, taking Sher Shah with it as Hari puts on his hood and disappears into the smoke.

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Agra, 1643: An elderly assassin overlooks the transport of several marble boxes into the inside of a mausoleum being built on the banks of the Yamuna. The Emperor approaches him and says, "Baba Birbal, is that satisfactory?"

The assasin smiles and assures Emperor Shah Jahan that he has done the country and the world a great debt. He remarks in passing to some Hariharan Punditji, that his work is now complete.

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Yogi Adityanath's new cabinet : In the Yogi cabinet, caste mathematics was simplified like this, so many Dalit faces including 8 Brahmins got a place

Yogi Adityanath's new cabinet : Yogi Adityanath's government has started again in Uttar Pradesh. He took oath along with his 52 ministers at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

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