Priyanshu’s father has been battling Parkinson’s disease for the last 5 years. After years of struggle and delayed diagnosis, doctors at AIIMS Delhi have now advised Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery, costing around ₹9.56 lakh.
His father, a civil court lawyer, has already exhausted most of the family’s savings on treatment. Priyanshu, who has just passed Class 12, is now seeking support to save his father’s life.
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My uncle met with an accident and is admitted to a private hospital in Patna. They are charging ₹20K/day for the bed and ₹10K per term for medicines.
I’m facing financial difficulty, and the doctor is demanding ₹80K for discharge.
Can I get any administrative assistance?
It is deeply unfortunate that the Prime Minister chose to mislead the nation rather than address it honestly.
Let me put this on record. Trinamool Congress has always championed higher political representation for women. We have the highest proportion of female elected representatives in both Parliament and the State Legislature. In the Lok Sabha, 37.9% of our elected members are women. In the Rajya Sabha, we have nominated 46% women members.The question of opposing Women's Reservation does not arise and never has.
What we are fundamentally opposed to is the Delimitation exercise that the Modi Government was plotting to push through by using women as a shield for its vested political agenda. What we are fundamentally opposed to is the altering of Babasaheb Ambedkar's Constitution, the division of this nation and the usurpation of power through gerrymandering, by redrawing political contours to hand greater representation to BJP-ruled states at the expense of others. This is an assault on federal democracy. And we will not watch it happen in silence.
If this government was genuinely serious about this noble cause, why did it wait nearly three years after the passage of the Women’s Reservation Bill on September 28, 2023? Why rush it through when several states are in election? And why couple it with Delimitation? Trinamool Congress has stood for women for decades. We will continue to. But we will not be lectured on a subject that the ruling dispensation neither understands nor respects.
And Mr. Prime Minister, the next time you address the nation, have the courage to do so from the Floor of Parliament, where you are subject to scrutiny, challenge and accountability. What you did yesterday was cowardly, hypocritical and fork-tongued. You can feel power slipping through your fingers. And you are prepared to go to any extent to hold on for just a little while longer.
That is all this was.
Change in Loksabha seats after delimitation on current terms —
UP — From 80 to 120
Bihar — From 40 to 60
TN — From 39 to 59
Telangana — From 17 to 26
Change in Loksabha seats if delimitation is done on population basis
UP — From 80 to upto 250 😱
Bihar — From 40 to upto 90
TN — From 39 to 30 😭
Telangana — From 17 to 15
This is why Revanth Reddy has proposed a hybrid 50:50 formula in which 50% seats can be allocated on the basis of GSDP for fair share among South Indian states.
Because no states should be politically punished for better economic development & population control. Agree?
@BesuraTaansane@Balaji2023 ईडी का ��ेस में कितना परसेंट conviction हैं ये बताने की जरूरत हैं ?
वो बस हरि कथा हैं । जो कभी न खत्म होती हैं ना सजा होती हैं ? रेवेन्यू ऑफिसर कभी केस मजबूत बना ही नहीं सकता ।
Since my tweet below this morning, I have received some calls and messages from officers and politicians giving some facts which I present below. Nilesh was MD North Bihar Power Distribution company, When he was sanctioned leave from 31 May - 15 June, 2026. He went home to Nashik. He was recalled from leave after being posted as MD, Bihar Medical Services & Infrastructure Corporation. This is a crucial appointment relating to monitoring of supply of drugs etc. In 6 months Nilesh blacklisted 25 drug companies for which he has been transferred again.
The charter plane had been requisitioned by Bihar Government for official purpose and was to be positioned on 5Th June. Nilesh, recalled from leave, reached Delhi from home in Nashik and took verbal permission to come on the plane from Delhi to Patna, since it was coming empty to be placed at patna on June 5.
The officer after permission is allowed to use the plane. His wrong judgement was to take along his family too.
In this digital age, State Government is supposed to clarify such matters immediately. It is the job of the Chief Secretary to make it known to the people, so that real facts are known. I withdraw my call for his dismissal @narendramodi His record suggests he is a good officer. His wrong judgement about carrying his family too in the charter is for the consideration of the government. I do wish Governments dont remain silent but speak up
CARAVAN मैगज़ीन का वही हिस्सा है जिस पर संसद में बवाल हो रहा है। ये वही हिस्सा जिसे सत्तापक्ष किसी भी सूरत में संसद के रिकॉर्ड पर नहीं आने देना चाहता है। लेकिन नेता प्रतिपक्ष राहुल गांधी भी पीछे हटने को तैयार नहीं है। वो बार बार कहने का प्रयास कर रहे हैं कि नरवाने को कोट करते हुए जो कुछ इस मैगजीन ने लिखा है अगर कुछ नहीं है तो सत्तापक्ष किस बात से डर रहा है..हंगामे के बीच सदन की कार्रवाई 3 बजे तक स्थगित है..
The data we presented is factually accurate and aligned with the data available in the public domain.
Presenting publicly available information and asking legitimate questions cannot be termed baseless or factually incorrect.
We posted with full responsibly and with no malicious intention to harm anyone’s reputation, it is shared solely to raise questions regarding the use of public funds and we will keep asking the question this is the responsibility of public representatives to answer every concern raised by us.
Jai Hind Jai Bharat. 🇮🇳🙏
Purnea MP Pappu Yadav has sent us a ₹5 crore defamation notice demanding the removal of our post and a public apology, claiming that the data we shared was false, malicious, and damaging to his reputation.
Welcome to the public court of justice and scrutiny.
The MPLADS portal is intended to ensure transparency in the use of public funds allocated to Members of Parliament. Since these funds come from taxpayers’ money, it is the responsibility of both the government machinery and public representatives to keep the information updated, and as citizens, we have the right to seek clarity and accountability regarding the amount spent and the works undertaken under this fund.
The data presented by our team is based entirely on the information available on the MPLADS portal, and our analysis reflects exactly what has been officially displayed and updated on the platform.
When we checked the MPLADS portal on 4 January 2026, only one work was listed as completed.
However, after our post, 25 projects were marked as completed on 12 January 2026 and 20 on 11 January 2026, all within just two days.
The website was updated with 45 additional completed works, bringing the total to 46.
If all the works were already completed but not updated on the portal, then as a Member of Parliament who receives 1,50,000 free local calls per year, multiple landline and mobile connections, free broadband up to ₹1,500 per month, and high-speed internet up to ₹2,200 per month, all funded by taxpayers, why were the concerned officials not instructed earlier to update the records?
If everything was in order, why were 45 works suddenly marked as completed within just two days after we highlighted the issue?
When we reviewed the updated list of completed works, still completion certificates were uploaded for only 4 out of 46 works and not a single photograph available for any of these projects.
In Serial No. 42, the website shows the completion date as 12 January 2026, while the uploaded certificate states that the work was completed on 01 August 2025.
Similarly, in Serial Nos. 43 and 44, the website shows the same completion date of 12 January 2026, whereas the certificates mention same 01 August 2025 as the date of completion.
Why is there a mismatch between the portal records and the completion certificates?
In the Total Expenditure section, out of 46 entries, 40 have been awarded to the same vendor, “R K Construction.”
As per the MPLADS Guidelines 2023, vendor selection must be done through an open and transparent bidding process. On what basis were such a large number of works awarded to a single vendor?
Is it usual, under an open and transparent bidding process, for the same vendor to receive such a large number of works?
In the Works Recommended section, a total of 101 works were listed, out of which 95 were recommended in September 2024, and nearly 96 out of 101 of these works were for street lighting alone.
Does Purnea require only street lighting, or are there no other development needs in the constituency?
As stated in the legal notice, his public life and conduct are subject to constitutional accountability and lawful scrutiny.
This is exactly what we are exercising, under Article 19(1)(a) of the Indian Constitution, we have the fundamental right to question elected representatives and seek explanations on the use of public funds.
The data was entirely based on information available on the official MPLADS portal and was shared in the public interest to seek accountability from an elected Member of Parliament.
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