Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay had breakfast with students at a government school in Chennai after launching the expansion of the rechristened Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Free Breakfast Scheme.
The CM joined students at the Government Middle School in Gandhi Gramam, Thiruvanmiyur, following the launch of the expanded scheme.
Read More: https://t.co/7hYC5ZHngP
#TamilNadu #CJosephVijay #FreeBreakfastScheme #SchoolStudents #Chennai #Thiruvanmiyur @PramodMadhav6
People wake up as early as 4:30 a.m. to catch the train to Delhi and return home only at 10 p.m. They spend 6–7 hours travelling and do this six days a week. Many have been doing it for several decades.
Due to the RRTS, they now complete the two-way journey in just 2 hours and save 4–5 hours every day.
I request Modi ji to approve an RRTS for the Bengaluru–Mysuru–Tumakuru region. It will help 30–40 lakh people in Karnataka
விஜய் ஆட்சியில் நாங்க தைரியமா பேசுவோம் ❤️❤️
கடன் வழங்க 500 ரூபாய் லஞ்சம் கேட்ட ஊழியரிடம் ரசீது கேட்டு, இது எங்க விஜய் ஆட்சி நாங்கள் கேள்வி கேட்போம் எதுக்கு லஞ்சம் கேக்குறீங்கன்னு தைரியத்துடன் பேசிய பெண் !
அப்டி போடு 🔥🔥
@VarshaDRaman He should be very happy in jail. Finally, it’s over—the blackmail has come to an end. It has been alleged that he spent around ₹50 crore to suppress the leaked video. My question is: what about the officials who allegedly tried to close or suppress the case? No action so far
Karnataka minister KM Shivalinge Gowda has landed in a major controversy after publicly saying that there is nothing wrong with people willingly giving "tips" or "honorariums" to government officials if they get their work done on time.
In a video widely shared online, the minister is heard saying, "If officials do their work, giving bribes is righteous!"
The Congress leader's remarks, made at a public grievance event in Hassan district, triggered a heated exchange at the event, with participants immediately questioning his statement.
Read More: https://t.co/UobzfSQlar
#KMShivalingeGowda #Karnataka #Viral