THE COPS SAW THE DANGER. DID CJP LOOK AWAY? NEW VIRAL VIDEO DOING THE ROUNDS appears to show New Delhi DCP Sachin Sharma and Joint CP Deepak Purohit repeatedly warning CJP leaders Saurabh Das and Abhishek Ranka that the Jantar Mantar protest was spiralling out of control. The officers point out there were no volunteers to manage the swelling crowd, caution that "criminal elements" had entered the gathering, and say they had been urging the organisers for days to take corrective action.
@drip_dividend May I know, long term shares must be kept intact, and short term position should be in MTF..?
And new shares be sold Cum div. or Ex div..?
Sad message for China, US & their political agents in 'India' who want to break away N-E from Bharat!
Boxer Lovlina Borgohain, silver medalist in CWG objected to distorted map of Bharat printed on a Glasgow restaurant's napkins as they excluded N-E region. Her polite objection reflects loud emotional connect of every citizen from N-E States with Bharat.
#pennystock alert
Cmp-0.69
A penny share below ₹1 have the potential to provide 300-500%📈return from cmp.🚀
I’ll post the name and chart of the share today.🔥
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*I am giving some names and also listing their status next to them. Please take a look at this list first...*
1) *Sombhai (75 years) Retired health officer, living in an ashram*
*2) Amritbhai (72 years) Worker in a private factory, retired*
*3) Prahlad (64 years) Ration shop*
*4) Pankaj (58 years) Works in the Information Department*
*5) Bhogilal (67 years) Grocery shop*
*6) Arvind (64 years) Retail scrap dealer*
*7) Bharat (55 years) Petrol pump attendant*
*8) Ashok (51 years) Kite and grocery shop*
*9) Chandrakant (48 years) Volunteer at a cowshed*
*10) Ramesh (64 years) No information*
*11) Bhargav (44 years) No information*
*12) Bipin (42 years) No information*
*The four individuals above (numbers 1 to 4) are Prime Minister Modi's real brothers.*
*Numbers 5 to 9 are the sons of Modi's real uncle, Narsinghdas Modi. That is, the Prime Minister's cousins.*
*Number 10, Ramesh, is the son of uncle Jagjivandas Modi.*
*Number 11, Bhargav, is the son of uncle Kantilal. And the last one, Bipin, is the son of Prime Minister Modi's youngest uncle, Jayantilal Modi.*
*My request to those revolutionary TV journalists who once used to show a blue Wagon R car day and night and call for the purification of politics. I request you to take your camera to the people listed above. Go to Gujarat and show us the story of Arvind, the scrap dealer, and Ashok, the kite seller. The Prime Minister's brother is selling scrap, and another brother is selling kites and string...*
*And yes, go to the Lalwada petrol pump in Vadnagar and take a photo of yourself filling up your Car with fuel from the attendant, Ashok Bhai. Everyone will see how Modi's brother is filling up your car. If you get a chance, buy old tin cans from another brother of Modi, Arvind Ji. And yes, you will find Modi's sister-in-law at a food stall in Vadnagar's Ghee Kanta Bazaar. Buy something from her and bring something for us.*
*At a time when people in politics are only pursuing their own and their family's interests, Modi Ji is working solely for the country.*
*Don't forget that Narendra Modi has been CM and PM for 25 years (13+12 years) and hasn't given a single penny of benefit to his own people.*
*Will someone who doesn't do anything for his own relatives do the same for Adani and Ambani? This is just a trick of the opposition.*
*We Indians are fortunate to have an honest, patriotic, hardworking, and poor-savior Prime Minister like Modi. Modi thinks only of the nation's interests and does what is best for the country.* *Beware of the tricks of the opposition.*
*Friends! Will you just read this and leave it, or will you also share it with others??*
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The gold her father never saw:
Asmita Dey's journey from tragic loss to Commonwealth Gold.
Her father, a cycle mechanic who earned barely ₹300 a day and raised his family in a mud house in a small village in Tripura, died of a brain stroke 7 months ago.
On Friday, as the 23-year-old became the first Indian judoka to win a Commonwealth Games gold in the women's 48kg category, the medal felt as much his as hers.
“When my father passed away, I thought everything had finished because he was the one who supported me.
I am from a very small village in Tripura. People there don't dream this big. But Papa always supported me.”
- Asmita said, struggling to hold back tears after her historic triumph.
The family lived in a modest mud house, but he never allowed financial hardship to become a hurdle in his daughter playing the sport she loved.
When a knee injury threatened to derail her career, he took her to Delhi for treatment, bought medicines and did everything within his means to ensure she could return to the mat.
"He brought me to Delhi for treatment and bought medicines," she recalled.
His sudden death in December last left Asmita devastated. The man who had been her biggest supporter and constant source of reassurance was gone, and with him, she felt, went her dream of competing on the biggest stage.
But while Asmita struggled to come to terms with the loss, her mother quietly stepped into the role her husband had left behind.
Just 10 days after the funeral, she asked her daughter to return to training.
“If I stop you today, your father will think I am shattering your dreams,” she told her.
Asmita packed her bags and returned to the Sports Authority of India centre in Bhopal.
#Cabinet approves 'Samudra Manthan' (National Offshore Exploration Scheme) with an outlay of Rs. 84,084 crore.
There are two main components of the scheme:
✴️ Seismic Data Acquisition, Processing & Interpretation
✴️ Offshore Exploration Acceleration, Common Infrastructure & Manufacturing Support
- Union Minister @AshwiniVaishnaw
#CabinetDecisions
One of the worldʼs leading arbitration counsels, Harish Salve: "Whatever we say or do in today's world of social media, do not denigrate India as a nation."
"Always remember: Saare Jahan Se Achha, Hindustan Hamara."