@BJP4Telangana టైగర్ నరేంద్ర గారు బీజేపీ పార్టీ నీ ఎందుకు వదిలి తెలంగాణ కోసం పార్టీ పెట్టాల్సి వచ్చింది. ఎందుకంటే అప్పుడు బీజేపీ కూడా తెలంగాణను మోసం చేసింది. లాల్ కృష్ణ అద్వానీ మోసం చేశారు. జై నరేంద్ర. జై తెలంగాణ. జై భారత్. జై శ్రీరామ్ 🚩
In Andhra Pradesh, we saw those who swore to protect environment ruthlessly cut down trees, destroyed forests and enabled the smuggling of our vital ecological resources for selfish gain. And then, on the other end of the spectrum, we have a humble person whose life was a total dedication to nature - Saalumarada Thimmakka, the woman known simply as the "Mother of Trees."
From a small village in Karnataka, Thimmakka and her husband found their life's purpose when they couldn't have children. They chose to raise a family of green. With pure love and daily labour, they gifted the world a breathtaking canopy, planting and nurturing over 8,000 trees, including 375 majestic banyan trees. Her life was not about seeking power or wealth; it was a vow of unconditional love to Mother Earth.
Today, at 114 years young, this legendary protector of nature has finally left us. Her life is a powerful lesson in true public service. On behalf of JanaSena, I offer my deepest respects to the great Saalumarada Thimmakka.
We have lost our mother of Trees, but her spirit remains with us. She continues to inspire us all to work toward environmental conservation, to plant trees in our communities, and to become the responsible citizens our planet desperately needs.
Shri @nitin_gadkari,
You don't give direct answers to direct questions, instead, you deflect with lines like “mere against hitjob hai” or “paid propaganda hai” to media channels.
Again asking a few direct questions. If you can answer these satisfactorily, directly, through media, or even via your influencer campaigns, promise I won’t raise E20 petrol issue again.
1. Why fast-track E20? The original plan was to implement E20 by 2030. That timeline made sense because, by then, most vehicles on Indian roads would be E20-compliant. Accelerating it so quickly is like launching 6G services when no 6G phones exist yet. This is not like polio eradication, where early achievement deserves praise. There was no pressing reason to push it ahead of schedule. Even NITI Aayog had reservations about rushing it.
2. You said there’s no car damage due to ethanol blending “world over.” That’s because other countries match fuels with compatible vehicles. Brazil rolled out E20–30 only after most vehicles became compliant and still offered E0–E10 for older ones. E20 cars on E20 are safe; non-E20 cars, which form the majority in India, are not. India is probably the only country that created this mismatch. If E-20 doesn't damage the non-compliant cars, like you claim, why is there even need for E-20 complaint cars then?
3. Why hasn’t fuel price reduced as you promised? Instead, mileage has gone down, so people are paying more for the same distance.
To summarise, we have no issue with E20 itself, only with how it was implemented. Please answer these questions. And no, saying “we did it for the benefit of farmers” is not an answer. If you want to help farmers, do it through your budget, people are already paying enough taxes for that, don’t cut into ordinary citizens’ pockets or damage their vehicles. "To become self reliant fast" is also not an answer. In that case, non compatible vehicles given E5-10 option would not have stopped you from becoming self-reliant. If you can’t answer, at least don’t call us paid propagandists. You are one of the most powerful ministers; if you truly believe this is a paid hit job, then investigate and prove it. Who’s stopping you?
Two years have passed since the October 7 attack - the horrific slaughter of our brothers and sisters, residents of the Western Negev, and participants at the Nova party.
We paid a very painful price. Infants, children, and elderly people were brutally and horrifically murdered by Hamas terrorists. 251 men and women were abducted into the terror tunnels of the Gaza Strip.
My wife and I bow our heads in memory of our fallen and slain, whose image will be etched in our hearts forever. We embrace the bereaved families with love, wish a full recovery to the wounded, physically and mentally, and are acting in every possible way to bring back all the hostages, the living and the fallen alike.
Our bloodthirsty enemies hit us hard, but they did not break us. They very quickly discovered the enormous power of the people of Israel.
The War of Uprising on seven fronts is a decisive war for our very existence and our future.
Alongside the immense pain, we feel great pride in our nation’s remarkable resilience.
Our soldiers and commanders are delivering powerful blows to those who seek to harm us on every front, both near and far. Whoever raises a hand against us suffers unprecedented crushing strikes.
Together we broke the Iranian axis, together we changed the face of the Middle East, together we will secure Israel’s perpetuity.
Citizens of Israel,
we are living through fateful days of decision. We will continue to act to achieve all the war’s objectives:
the return of all the hostages, the elimination of Hamas’s rule, and the assurance that Gaza will no longer pose a threat to Israel.
Together we will stand. And together, with God’s help, we will prevail.
What’s the graver offense, trying to throw a shoe at someone or taking a bribe to deliver justice? The answer is obvious.
Yet, lawyer Rakesh Kishore was suspended by bar council within hours of the CJI shoe incident, while an “honorable” judge, whose house was found stuffed with piles of cash, and who has been indicted by a Supreme Court panel with impeachment recommended, continues to sit on the bench and dispense judgments with full authority.
A shoe doesn’t erode the judiciary’s respect, it’s the judges’ own conduct and the absence of accountability that do.