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The Goa visit that has stirred political waters and the Hindu Mahasabha’s Godse tribute

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Sandeep Adhwaryu | The Times of India

On the death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Sandeep Adhwaryu for The Times of India depicts how communal politics in today’s India has corroded the Mahatma’s ideals for a secular state.

Nala Ponnappa | Twitter

Nala Ponnappa wonders what Martyr’s Day has come to, what with the Hindu Mahasabha paying tribute to Nathuram Godse, the assassin of Mahatma Gandhi, by firing at a Gandhi effigy with an air gun.

 

Kirtish Bhatt | BBC News Hindi

Kirtish Bhatt for BBC News Hindi takes a dig at the chorus for a Ram Temple in Ayodhya, juxtaposing it with the anti-corruption campaign once led by social activist Anna Hazare.

Neelabh Banerjee | Twitter

Neelabh Banerjee on the fallout of the controversy between Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar and Congress president Rahul Gandhi. Parrikar had Wednesday hit out at Gandhi over his remarks that the Goa CM had nothing to do with the Rafale deal when he had served as the defence minister. Gandhi’s remarks had come on the day he had visited an ailing Parrikar in Goa.

Manoj Kureel | The Indian Eye

Manoj Kureel for The Indian Eye also takes a jibe at Rahul Gandhi over his controversial Parrikar comments.

Satish Acharya | News Sting

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently conducted an interactive session with students at an event called’ Exam Pe Charcha’. Satish Acharya takes a dig at the PM who has not addressed issues such as the communal divide, unemployment and the lack of jobs.

R. Prasad | The Economic Times

R. Prasad for The Economic Times suggests that Rahul Gandhi’s proposal of a Minimum Income Guarantee (MIG) scheme is an ‘echo from the past’ as it appears to be similar to grandmother Indira Gandhi’s Garibi Hatao call.

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  1. Why India should be secular and for whom is question till date for Muslims secularism is kafarism it was coined by Indira Gandhi in1977 to befool Hindus for converting Muslims into a permanent vote bank secularism has become a menace like reservation bomb and a population bomb for Muslims to enjoy benefits while opposing nation non Muslims should be secular and they them selves name it anti Islam none of muslim country’s is secular tragedy is that our leaders r not tired of calling Kashmir atoot ang and kashmiri lmuslim leadersboaxt of Kashmiri at lone muslim majority state J and Ks is no secular despite being atoot ang is it not a joke of anti Hindu law word secular remove it from the constitution with out delay

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