From a tiranga rally in March to Kumbh volunteers, a monthly newsletter & more, Seva Dal will spread the Congress message across the country ahead of Lok Sabha polls.
As PM Modi prepares for the general election, investors are also worried about IL&FS and Essel groups debt concerns, the RBI's rate cut, and the bankruptcy filing by Anil Ambani's wireless carrier.
Priyanka Gandhi told party workers they were stakeholders in the new politics ahead of the Congress’ virtual launch of its Lok Sabha election campaign.
Heading into elections, a gamut of issues, slogans and words are being thrown around. ThePrint provides you a dictionary to help gulp down the alphabet soup.
The proposed amendment to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code aims to reduce timelines and provide for a mechanism that involves minimal interaction with the court. It fails on both counts.
Open to public feedback until 26 November, the revised guidelines, among other changes, give CA firms more flexibility to advertise & promote their services.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
I have read hundreds of columns by veterans, criticising the “ neta – babu “ axis in MoD, holding it responsible for all that ails defence preparedness. They claim to be the knights in shining armour, the repository of all valour, virtue, wisdom. How this file has been processed, what role has been played by whom, gives a more realistic picture.
I congratulate the writer for calling it the Rafale “scandal”, because that is what it is. This is the first time I has seen it referred so, otherwise all the commentators so far have been calling it Rafale “deal”.
Mr Modi’s interest in this high importance and high value contract is now obvious with the revelations of PMO’s involvement. Only thing that needs to be seen is whether he was so keen to oversee the developments in the interest of the nation, or in the interest of some individuals or private parties. The common perception points towards the latter, because Anil Ambani stands out as an awkward name in the entire scheme of things. Today’s INDIAN EXPRESS reports on the front page that two weeks before the signing of this deal, Anil Ambani had met officers of France’s Defence Ministry! Therefore needle of suspicion points towards Mr Modi’s extraordinary interest in propping this businessman of dubious success and financial records to the centre stage of the project. Was it in national interest? Especially when he was doing so at the cost of HAL which has a proven track record of manufacturing sophisticated aircraft for IAF, and which provides employment to thousands of Indians in various geographical locations. Due to government apathy HAL is today on the verge of a financial crisis.
Looks like The Print is canvassing for RG coterie. Are those reporting qualified. Paid media at work.
क्या फर्क पड़ता है मोदी जी बेशर्म हैं अब बेशर्म अगर रिश्वत खोर है तो कोई क्या करे ?
I have read hundreds of columns by veterans, criticising the “ neta – babu “ axis in MoD, holding it responsible for all that ails defence preparedness. They claim to be the knights in shining armour, the repository of all valour, virtue, wisdom. How this file has been processed, what role has been played by whom, gives a more realistic picture.
I congratulate the writer for calling it the Rafale “scandal”, because that is what it is. This is the first time I has seen it referred so, otherwise all the commentators so far have been calling it Rafale “deal”.
Mr Modi’s interest in this high importance and high value contract is now obvious with the revelations of PMO’s involvement. Only thing that needs to be seen is whether he was so keen to oversee the developments in the interest of the nation, or in the interest of some individuals or private parties. The common perception points towards the latter, because Anil Ambani stands out as an awkward name in the entire scheme of things. Today’s INDIAN EXPRESS reports on the front page that two weeks before the signing of this deal, Anil Ambani had met officers of France’s Defence Ministry! Therefore needle of suspicion points towards Mr Modi’s extraordinary interest in propping this businessman of dubious success and financial records to the centre stage of the project. Was it in national interest? Especially when he was doing so at the cost of HAL which has a proven track record of manufacturing sophisticated aircraft for IAF, and which provides employment to thousands of Indians in various geographical locations. Due to government apathy HAL is today on the verge of a financial crisis.