ЁЯдбWhy I am not an #andhbhakt eventhough I supported Modi?
Because I do remember WHAT ALL Modiji said in the past as CM & wannabee PM!ЁЯдг
I voted for CM Modi - the safeguardien of accountability & democracy! He is no more!ЁЯШв
For the smooth movement of Kanwariyas, they dig up perfectly good roads across the entire stretch.
Eventually, that little hole becomes a massive pothole, and the authorities have to rebuild the road.
Win- Win situation for babus and contractors.
At Rs 2.32 crore a day, the Yogi Adityanath govt in Uttar Pradesh spent Rs 6,811 crore on publicity over eight years.
That outpaces the central Modi government, which spent roughly Rs 6,000 crore on advertising over 11 years.
@Basantrajsonu reports.
https://t.co/PIZRvq5dQQ
Shocking Corruption :
CM Revanth allots prime TGIIC Rs.135 crores worth land at low price to his own brother Anumula Kondal's company "Tesseract Advanced System".
20234.3sq metres land given at just Rs.3707 at Raviryala, Maheshwaram..
A blatant misuse of office
CM Revanth should resign ...
Is this a farm?
Is this a field?
No! It is a Road!!!
Villagers of Kothamalluru, Mangapet Mandal, MuluguтАж.were tired of how their road is not really a road but a quagmire.
They repeatedly requested minister Seethakka aka Dansari Anasuya for a proper road.
Today, they sowed paddy on the non-existent, slush filled streets to mark their protest.
I doubt if this will shame the leaders ever. But yes, kudos to the villagers for fighting.
In the US, Meta has been questioned by Congress over user privacy, competition, Cambridge Analytica, child safety, and content moderation.
In India, Meta is being questioned because the Prime MinisterтАЩs video briefly went offline due to a technical glitch.
One democracy focuses on protecting citizens. The other appears focused on protecting a leaderтАЩs image.
Which one better reflects a democracy of the people?
At Rs 2.32 crore a day, the Yogi Adityanath govt in Uttar Pradesh spent Rs 6,811 crore on publicity over eight years.
That outpaces the central Modi government, which spent roughly Rs 6,000 crore on advertising over 11 years.
@Basantrajsonu reports.
https://t.co/PIZRvq5LGo