@annamalai_k@Jairam_Ramesh I am a common man. Small business own. MSME loans or cash credits (via CGTSME) during covid and post have helped ease working capital issues. I have not heard fellow business owner suffer in my circle. MSME rules are also helping us get paid on time - 45 days.
@rbawri@ramchabi@rbawri is this true https://t.co/pskCkZsYht she is also saying we should not eat bananas and apple at the same time etc. Are there such limitations. Kindly guide. 🙏
Neither constitutional law nor convention mandates that the President of India inaugurate a new Parliament building! The President is very much part of Parliament and the Constitution exhaustively prescribes his/ her powers in respect of the institution.Most of these powers are to be exercised on the advice of the Council of Ministers and a few are to be exercised in his/ her independent discretion. The Constitutional role for the President is concerned with weighty matters of State : not symbolic acts outside the Houses. The boycott of the inauguration by a number of Opposition parties is totally misconceived and yet another act of petty personal politics. If better sense does not prevail by Sunday there is no loss to the nation : the only losers will be the boycotting members themselves. They will not be part of a most significant event in the annals of our Parliament’s history and future generations will only mock them for their churlishness. #NewParliamentInauguration
The current Parliament building was inaugurated by Viceroy Lord Irwin on January 18, 1927. Leaders of various Indian political parties such as the Congress and Swaraj Party, including leaders like Motilal Nehru, Rahul Gandhi’s great great grand father, attended the inauguration ceremony. Apart from leaders of various parties, rulers of princely states also attended the event.
The Congress, which then had no compunction genuflecting in front of the British, today, has a problem attending the inauguration, even though the person helming the ceremony is a democratically elected Prime Minister.
What explains Congress’s loyalty towards the British and disdain for the people of India?
Congress Rejected ...
SC verdict on 'Aadhar Act'.
SC verdict on 'Demonetization'.
SC verdict on 'Rohingya'.
SC verdict on 'Triple Talaq'.
SC verdict on 'EVM'.
SC verdict on 'Rafale Deal'.
SC verdict on 'GST'.
SC verdict on 'Ayodhya'.
SC verdict on 'CAA'.
SC verdict on 'PM-CARES'.
SC verdict on 'Central Vista'.
SC verdict on 'Pegasus'.
SC verdict on 'Gujarat Riots'.
SC verdict on 'PMLA'.
SC judgement on 'UAPA'.
SC review on 'Privatization'.
SC review on 'CBI' & 'ED'.
SC observation on 'Adani'.
And they talk of Democracy.
India’s aspirations and targets are on a scale that will impact the world. Expect these developments to feature prominently in global conversations, including at G20.
#AmritKaalBudget
If India banning of one BBC film incompatible with democracy/freedom of speech how to explain why established European democracies with freedom of speech as core value they propagate globally have banned all Russian TV channels/media in Europe.We sh’d be more royal than the King?
Nice to see @palkisu back with a Republic Day bang as @firstpost launches its new show #Vantage
Yes, I’d like to see @BBCWorld do a show on each of the three suggested ideas. And, if they can’t muster courage, Palki will!
Congratulations & all the best.
Dr Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72 Scathing Attаck on how the Print Media has destroyed journalusm. From Bofors, Radiagate to Fake narrative of Hindus lynching (while it is other way round).. "I WILL Take Names, Why shouldnt I?? I'm a common Man" 👏👏🔥
This is legendary singer Shri.K.J. Yesudas at Sabarimala temple on his 83rd birthday singing his famous Swami Saranam Ayyappa. The devotion in his voice made my eyes moist! This is true #bhakti.