JD(U) says govt should include MSP in laws, while AIADMK wants farmers’ concerns to be addressed and JJP in Haryana has urged the govt to add a line on MSP in the laws.
Home Minister Amit Shah is on a two-day visit to Tamil Nadu, where he is holding meetings with party leaders and ally AIADMK as BJP prepares for next year’s assembly elections.
Lawyer of Sasikala, in jail for 4 years now in Rs 66 crore disproportionate assets case, says the close aide to late Tamil Nadu CM Jayalalithaa could be released this month.
The victim was found hanging at her residence and a purported suicide note said she was apprehensive about the exam and that others had high hopes for her.
With just a year to go for Tamil Nadu elections, AIADMK-BJP alliance has hit rough waters with leaders of both parties firing salvos at each other. BJP, however, says no strain in ties.
MoSPI proposes to remove closed factories from IIP sample, aiming for truer picture of India’s industrial health in upcoming 2022–23 base series. Plan open to public feedback until 25 November.
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.
Shekhar Gupta… Journalists like him are the reason Indians could be successful overseas bit never INDIA. ITS NOT NEW. Journos like him (Lutyens media) were always busy in finding round about ways of attacking nationalist forces. They take money from foreign sources and corrupt politicians to promote anti-India sentiment. If they are not able to convince, they confuse people. Run campaigns to vilify anybody trying to serve the Nation. They even attack the pride of being an Indian. This article is written with an intent to support DMK because of obvious reasons.
Mr Chari’s analysis must be respected, particularly when he speaks on the BJP. However, it does look like he has not read the situation following Rajini’s withdrawal from the electoral battlefield in Tamil Nadu very correctly. His article is dated 1st January.
What seems very probable, now that there are positive signs of the AIADMK and the BJP patching up their differences on the CM nominee and also the alliance itself, is that Rajini will soon announce his full support to this alliance and call on the people of Tamil Nadu to vote for it.
When that happens, all chances of the DMK, carrying the inevitable Congress on its back, coming to power would have practically shrunk into oblivion. If, M.K. Azhagiri also enters the fray in whatever manner, and Owaisi, who the DMK invited to their meet and then spurned, takes away a large chunk of Muslim votes, the DMK could as well be writing its own epitaph, even before February rolls in .
What kind of nonsense writing. DMK voters were with them. Only Aanmiga vaadis were ready to shift from AIADMK if Rajini enters. Now that is gone AIADMK advantage. In fact, post Karunanidhi exit, Azhagiri will split DMK votes, which makes easy for Edapapdi Pazhaniswamy.
Sensible of Rajnikant. The man has undergone a kidney transplant and even his regular job is now a strain leave alone getting into the hurly burly of politics. The stress and strain of politicking, canvassing etc would have been enough to kill him, even without Covid. Covid will only speed up the process. The author obviously has no clue about organ transplantation, it’s complications and the lifelong care required. So he is looking for red herrings and inventing conspiracies where there are none.
Mr Chari, I thought you were an astute political observer. I feel that I am wrong after reading your reading of the situation in TN. I neither like DMK nor AIADMK. Both are corrupt. I want both of them to go. I am not a cine goer – nor am I am admirer of Cinema stars. They do all sort of gyrations to make money for themselves and for their nth generations. . In the process they also enjoy. But genuinely I thought Rajni Kanth would come and save TN from the evil clutches of Dravidian parties. He has truly betrayed the Tamils who gave him everything that he possesses now . All his punch dialogues were strategically calibrated to promote his persona and fill up his coffer, this is the inescapable conclusion one can draw looking from hindsight. So be it. You say people are dis-satisfied with AIADMK. Notwithstanding my dislike towards Dravidian parties for their corrupt practices, I must say Eddapaddi is doing a very good job. He is down to earth, understands the need of the people and goes out of the way to meet them. He has nearly consolidated his position in the party. He has total control over his cabinet. He is not a rabble rouser. He does not indulge in rhetoric. He is plain, simple, straightforward and a person who delivers. When he took over, the first task he undertook was “kudi maramathu” ( dredging the lakes and water ways). Today it is yielding rich dividends. His management of Covid was perfect. His concern for the poor is real. I will not comment about corruption which is the true DNA of Dravidian parties. Therefore your analysis that Tamils are against AIADMK govt is incorrect. Please shed your angularities and read the situation as it should be read by impartial observers. On the whole, between DMK and AIADMK, Eddapaddi will win hands down. All the more because Stalin is incompetent. I live in a place which is now part of Chennai Corporation. This area was earlier a village panchayat which was atrocious. A decision was taken by Stalin to include my area as part of City Corporation. The President of Village Panchayat, a man from SC community belonging to DMK, reportedly confronted Stalin, who was the DY CM and also in charge of Local Admin. Stalin backtracked. My area got included when Jaya took over as CM. I am just quoting one incident to prove his competency level. Truly educated people want a third front which can clean up the muck enveloping the Tamil politics. With Rajini running away, Kamal is the only choice. Kamal is intelligent, articulate, knowledgeable, committed, understands the need, speaks the language of technologist to root out corruption -which is the need of the hour. Do you know what is happening now? 65% of the entire expenditure is reportedly intercepted by political brokers for their benefit. It is the peoples’ money that is being swindled. If that can be eliminated, as Kamal says, we can create One trillion economy for TN. Imagine the impact of One Trillion economy for TN – it will exponentially enhance the per capita for every house hold and the process of elimination of poverty will certainly begin. This is our hope. Kamal is a good choice – but he does not have the organizational infrastructure to translate his support base into vote bank. But if there is a mass movement against corruption and if people can recognize who can root out corruption, Kamal may make it. Remember the mass movement in 1977 that threw out Mrs G lock, stock and barrel. Did the Opposition have any organizational infrastructure barring the erstwhile Jan Sangh and RSS which were all but emasculated by the draconian Emergency Powers.
DMK is loosing badly and after 2021 DMK would disintegrate completely
Shekhar Gupta… Journalists like him are the reason Indians could be successful overseas bit never INDIA. ITS NOT NEW. Journos like him (Lutyens media) were always busy in finding round about ways of attacking nationalist forces. They take money from foreign sources and corrupt politicians to promote anti-India sentiment. If they are not able to convince, they confuse people. Run campaigns to vilify anybody trying to serve the Nation. They even attack the pride of being an Indian. This article is written with an intent to support DMK because of obvious reasons.
Why no mention of Kamalahassan?
Mr Chari’s analysis must be respected, particularly when he speaks on the BJP. However, it does look like he has not read the situation following Rajini’s withdrawal from the electoral battlefield in Tamil Nadu very correctly. His article is dated 1st January.
What seems very probable, now that there are positive signs of the AIADMK and the BJP patching up their differences on the CM nominee and also the alliance itself, is that Rajini will soon announce his full support to this alliance and call on the people of Tamil Nadu to vote for it.
When that happens, all chances of the DMK, carrying the inevitable Congress on its back, coming to power would have practically shrunk into oblivion. If, M.K. Azhagiri also enters the fray in whatever manner, and Owaisi, who the DMK invited to their meet and then spurned, takes away a large chunk of Muslim votes, the DMK could as well be writing its own epitaph, even before February rolls in .
What kind of nonsense writing. DMK voters were with them. Only Aanmiga vaadis were ready to shift from AIADMK if Rajini enters. Now that is gone AIADMK advantage. In fact, post Karunanidhi exit, Azhagiri will split DMK votes, which makes easy for Edapapdi Pazhaniswamy.
Sensible of Rajnikant. The man has undergone a kidney transplant and even his regular job is now a strain leave alone getting into the hurly burly of politics. The stress and strain of politicking, canvassing etc would have been enough to kill him, even without Covid. Covid will only speed up the process. The author obviously has no clue about organ transplantation, it’s complications and the lifelong care required. So he is looking for red herrings and inventing conspiracies where there are none.
Mr Chari, I thought you were an astute political observer. I feel that I am wrong after reading your reading of the situation in TN. I neither like DMK nor AIADMK. Both are corrupt. I want both of them to go. I am not a cine goer – nor am I am admirer of Cinema stars. They do all sort of gyrations to make money for themselves and for their nth generations. . In the process they also enjoy. But genuinely I thought Rajni Kanth would come and save TN from the evil clutches of Dravidian parties. He has truly betrayed the Tamils who gave him everything that he possesses now . All his punch dialogues were strategically calibrated to promote his persona and fill up his coffer, this is the inescapable conclusion one can draw looking from hindsight. So be it. You say people are dis-satisfied with AIADMK. Notwithstanding my dislike towards Dravidian parties for their corrupt practices, I must say Eddapaddi is doing a very good job. He is down to earth, understands the need of the people and goes out of the way to meet them. He has nearly consolidated his position in the party. He has total control over his cabinet. He is not a rabble rouser. He does not indulge in rhetoric. He is plain, simple, straightforward and a person who delivers. When he took over, the first task he undertook was “kudi maramathu” ( dredging the lakes and water ways). Today it is yielding rich dividends. His management of Covid was perfect. His concern for the poor is real. I will not comment about corruption which is the true DNA of Dravidian parties. Therefore your analysis that Tamils are against AIADMK govt is incorrect. Please shed your angularities and read the situation as it should be read by impartial observers. On the whole, between DMK and AIADMK, Eddapaddi will win hands down. All the more because Stalin is incompetent. I live in a place which is now part of Chennai Corporation. This area was earlier a village panchayat which was atrocious. A decision was taken by Stalin to include my area as part of City Corporation. The President of Village Panchayat, a man from SC community belonging to DMK, reportedly confronted Stalin, who was the DY CM and also in charge of Local Admin. Stalin backtracked. My area got included when Jaya took over as CM. I am just quoting one incident to prove his competency level. Truly educated people want a third front which can clean up the muck enveloping the Tamil politics. With Rajini running away, Kamal is the only choice. Kamal is intelligent, articulate, knowledgeable, committed, understands the need, speaks the language of technologist to root out corruption -which is the need of the hour. Do you know what is happening now? 65% of the entire expenditure is reportedly intercepted by political brokers for their benefit. It is the peoples’ money that is being swindled. If that can be eliminated, as Kamal says, we can create One trillion economy for TN. Imagine the impact of One Trillion economy for TN – it will exponentially enhance the per capita for every house hold and the process of elimination of poverty will certainly begin. This is our hope. Kamal is a good choice – but he does not have the organizational infrastructure to translate his support base into vote bank. But if there is a mass movement against corruption and if people can recognize who can root out corruption, Kamal may make it. Remember the mass movement in 1977 that threw out Mrs G lock, stock and barrel. Did the Opposition have any organizational infrastructure barring the erstwhile Jan Sangh and RSS which were all but emasculated by the draconian Emergency Powers.