Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Imp. Minister: Ramalinga Reddy. How? Well, the fact that Chief minister Siddaramaiah appointed him as transport minister, it shows, Ramalinga Reddy as the head of the state’s four transport corporations --- they control more than 80 per cent of the state's population of all hues --- in an effort to mollify the senior party leader. The appointment was made following Reddy’s meetings with deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar and Bengaluru Rural MP DK Suresh who reached out to the veteran Congress leader. Reddy, who was the home minister in the previous Congress government led by Siddaramaiah, had been unhappy with the portfolios assigned to him - he is the minister of transport and muzrai.
According to the order issued by Siddara-maiah, Reddy will also serve as the chairman of Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC), Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), Northwest Road Transport Corporation (NWRTC) and Kalyan Karnataka Transport Corporation (KKRTC).
The chairman’s post in the four corporations is often given to placate party leaders who were left out of the cabinet.
Hours after the appointment, Reddy held his first meeting with the managing directors of two corporations, KSRTC and BMTC, on Tuesday and declared that he discussed the implementation of the ‘Shakti’ scheme under which women in Karnataka can travel for free across the state in government-run buses. The minister said women can apply for the Shakti smart cards from June 11 and obtain it to use for free bus travel in all buses except luxury buses and those on inter-state routes.
Reddy added that women will have to get the smart cards within three months from the Seva Sindhu portal.
“Women can apply for the smart cards on the Seva Sindhu portal from June 11 which can be used for free bus travel. The government will bear the cost of the smart cards,” Reddy said. The smart cards will be made compulsory after three months. According to government guidelines, women can travel using any identity card issued by the central or state government that carries the photograph and address of the beneficiary. Road transport corporations will issue women a ‘zero ticket’ (free ticket) and get reimbursed by the government Only women domiciled in Karnataka can travel in the general and express buses for free.
The scheme will not be applicable to the luxury, sleeper, and AC buses. Buses such as Rajahamsa, Non-AC sleeper, Vajra, Vayu Vajra, Airavat, Airavat Club Class, Airavat Gold Class, Ambari, Ambari Dream Class, Ambari Utsav Fly Bus, EV Power Plus have been excluded from the purview of the scheme.
Half of the seats on KSRTC, NWKRTC and KKRTC’s ordinary and express buses will be reserved for men. Already there is a mass joie de vivre amid the state's masses, celebrating their new found travel freedom, thanks to Ramalinga Reddy. They are adulating him as also, praising Siddaramaiah-Shivkumar pair whole heartedly.&nbsp;

Imp. Minister: Ramalinga Reddy. How? Well, the fact that Chief minister Siddaramaiah 

Imp. Minister

Vijay Garg
Ever since the problems caused by pollution have increased, the central and state governments have taken steps to get rid of it at their level. The question arises whether the funds and schemes allocated by the central and state governments to get rid of environmental pollution can make the environment clean? It is difficult to say for how many decades the impact of environmental pollution on all the activities and development of human civilization will remain for the last three decades. Actually, it's such a slow poison The effect of which keeps on affecting our health and all other activities. Before Corona, environmental pollution was considered to be the cause of many problems, crises, diseases, hindrance in development, hindrance in economic progress and poisoning of the entire atmosphere. This does not mean that countless problems such as the effects of environmental pollution, problems increasing due to it, crises, diseases, changes in the season cycle should be removed from the priority list. Weight in accordance with the resolutions set in the Paris Climate Agreement in the year 2015It is constantly striving for environmental protection and promotion. India is the only country among the G20 countries that is complying with the agreement. Under this, saving and increasing forest areas are included. But it is not only this. Apart from air pollution, there are also problems like water, noise, soil, fire and excessive light pollution, the effects of which have created problems at many levels. Environmental pollution has increased at a rapid pace since last six months. According to the latest survey, the thirty cities which were included in the matter of pollution in the world Delhi is the second most polluted city among them. Apart from this, twenty two other cities of India are also included in the most polluted cities of the world. It is worth mentioning that despite the implementation of resolutions for the betterment of the environment, there has not been any significant change in the problem of pollution. Despite this, we are not sensitive to keeping the environment better. Scientists have considered increasing air pollution as the major reason for climate change, increasing diseases, global warming, tsunami and rising temperature of the earth. The rising temperature of the earth and the change in the season cycle The biggest reason for this is toxic carbon energy. Compared to 2005, there has been a twenty one percent decrease in carbon emissions in our country, but it is very less. The continued air quality in Delhi, Gurugram, Agra, Ghaziabad, Kanpur and other cities in the very poor category means more effective steps are needed for the betterment of the environment. According to environmental scientists, by 2040 the demand for clean energy in the country will increase three times as compared to today. Surveys reveal that many states in the country where urea, ammonia, zinc There are factories manufacturing sulfates and pesticides, from whose chimneys different types of toxic gases come out, which badly spoil the environment. There are huge urea manufacturing factories in Phulpur and Amla. Due to the toxic water and gas coming out of these factories, people are facing many problems. Many rivers flowing in Bihar and Hooghly river in Kolkata have become so much polluted due to the wastes of more than 150 leather, cloth, paper, jute, liquor and other modern industries that touching it with hand is a disease.Feels like calling. Similarly, the river Sarisawa, which divides India and Nepal, has become highly polluted due to the effluents released from the industries of Nepal. Significantly, the river Sarisawa had remained a means of livelihood for more than a hundred villages for centuries. But it has now become a cause of death due to the toxic water and effluents released from the tanneries, liquor factories and sugar mills. In the last twenty-five years, more than ten thousand animals have died due to the consumption of its poisonous water. This has happened due to water pollution. Ganges According to the Pollution Prevention Committee, 480 km of this historic river of 2033 km has become badly polluted due to continuous mixing of wastes and residuals of industries. Krishna, Kaveri, Godavari, Narmada, Tapti, Bhima, Sabarmati and Yamuna are also badly polluted due to the effluents coming out from the industries. Kerala's Chaliyar river has become so polluted due to the toxic water released from the rayon factory that its water is no longer fit for any use. Air and water pollution are the most common pollution problems.A is affecting humans. If we talk about toxic gases dissolved in the air, then the number of benzene carcinogen has increased three to nine times in Delhi. This is a dangerous level of benzene. According to scientists, cancer cases are increasing day by day in Delhi. Similarly, in Bihar and Jharkhand, more than 30,000 people die every year due to the use of polluted water and poisonous gases coming out of electric heating houses. Whereas in Delhi, Haryana and Andhra Pradesh thousands of people die every year due to respiratory diseases andThousands of people die from cancer. In Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand, thousands of people get trapped in the claws of death due to various respiratory related diseases due to the gases coming out of lime kilns. Eye and respiratory diseases are common among the workers of Mumbai, Ludhiana, Surat, Kolkata and other textile mills in the country. There are big cement factories in Satna, Banmore, Kaimor, Gopalnagar and Jamul in Madhya Pradesh. Kaimur has the largest cement factory in the country. 24 hours from this and other cement factories The dust keeps flying. Apart from toxic particles of dust, poisonous gases like carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide come out of their chimneys. Because of these, apart from asthma and TB, the number of hemoglobin in the blood decreases. Twenty-four percent of the pollution in the capital Delhi is caused by factories. Apart from this, poisonous gases are emitted from hundreds of factories in the capital region of Faridabad, Gurugram and Noida. Nitrogen, sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide within a radius of 100 kilometers from them And due to the increase in the number of other poisonous gases, eye, nose, brain, lungs, throat, intestinal and digestive diseases usually occur. Ever since the problems caused by pollution have increased, the central and state governments have taken steps to get rid of it at their level. The question arises whether the funds and schemes allocated by the central and state governments to get rid of environmental pollution can make the environment clean? Obviously, the steps taken by the central government to get rid of air and water pollution and the environment Common people also need to be explained about the polluting factors. As long as the common man remains careless about the environment and continues to cause noise pollution through loud noise in the air, water, soil and atmosphere, the problems related to pollution cannot be solved. Merely making a law is not going to work. That's why scientists keep advising common people to make them aware of the environment. In the last thirty years, the increasing problems in small and big cities, towns and cities of India including Delhi have made it clear that If we want to live a better life then pollution has to be reduced. The need is that we should minimize the use of polluting factors in the environment and in our own interest and also make others aware about it. That is, the increasingly critical environmental problems have to be taken very seriously like the question of life and death. Only then our environment will be safe and we will also be safe.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;—The Hawk Features

Ever since the problems caused by pollution have increased, the central and state governments have taken steps

Deteriorating Evironment And Our Responsibility 

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): P Modi's TMC-Man Personified Again Meticulously, Willingly, Spontaneously Defying All Functional Protocol Of Opposition: Dinesh Trivedi. He Repeatedly Reiterated During His Reactions To The Balasore Rail Accident In Friday That He --- A TMC-Rep In The Then Central Council Of Ministers As Central Rail Minister --- Just Did Not Want To Drag In The PM's Name In Any Way In Matters Relating To The Devastating, Worst-In-Last-20-Years-In-The-Whole-World Train Accident. He Wanted To Keep Modi's Name Out Of All Controversies Because He Is Fully Aware Of How 100% Serious He Is In His Every Work. The Balasore Rail Mishap Has Nothing To Do With Him In Any Way. Duly, The Rail Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Has Already Taken Responsibility For It...So? Dinesh Trivedi's Defence Of Modi Is Being Abundantly Appreciated By The Astute Observers. They Unabashedly Admit, Dinesh Trivedi Is Keenly Awaited To Join The BJP Since Long Many Years. He Is Keenly Awaited To Be "Unified With His Fellow Gujarati Brethern Including Narendra Modi, Amit Shah Etc". Till That Happens In Reality, He Continues To Be "Modi's TMC-Man Reportedly Disallowing Mamata Banerjee To Be 'Peaceful' + 'WorryFree' + 'GarrulousFree' + 'Helter-SkelterFree' + 'HackneyedFree' Keeping Her On Tenterhooks All The Time".&nbsp;

P Modi's TMC-Man Personified Again Meticulously, Willingly, Spontaneously Defying All Functional Protocol Of Opposition:

Modi's TMC-Man 

Vijay Garg 
Talent is the strongest essence you have. Talent does not need to be mature. It is god gifted. However, it may require a little polishing. Our talent lies in what we do, think or sense naturally. You do not need a school or a coach who can develop some talent in you. Our talent lies in what we do in our daily life. Sometimes, it is seen that the talent is also passed on from generation to generation. For instance, the son of a singer also has good singing potential sometimes. We have seen that children of many singers are also good singers. But sometimes a person may have a very distinct talent from his family. A painter may be born into a family of cricketers. A talent cannot be imitated or embezzled. Talent is something on which we have a full command and we are confident that no one else can perform it better than us. There are people in the world who do not even know what their talent is. These people should identify their talent as soon as possible. If we know what our talent is we can reach the new heights of success.
Why is it Important to Recognize your Talent?
Every industry today asks for talent, be it engineering and technology, the fashion industry, the management industry, or any other. Talent is preferred everywhere. Companies want more talent instead of skills. A person can learn any new skill but it cannot become its talent. Talent is natural. It is very difficult for others to crush you in your talent. Moreover, if you make your talent your profession, no one can cease you from being successful. It can give you a great hike in the amount of capital in your salary account. Working with your talent will give you satisfaction and joy. At any point in time, you will not feel that “why I am doing this?” The same goes for the students. The students study what their friends are studying or what their parent wants them to study. If the students will study the course related to their talents will give them a great and successful career because their interest will be associated with it. Associating your talent, your interest with your career can give you the success which you have always dreamt of. So it becomes very important for each and every person to know what their talent is.
How can you Identify your Talent?
Talent lies in things associated with our daily life. It may be the smallest thing we do in our day to day routine. It may be from one of the daily chores we do daily. We just need a careful mind to identify our talent from them.
Talent can be Anything
Talent can be even in the minutest thing you do. If you are a bathroom singer, you may be a genuinely good singer. If you cook innovative dishes in the kitchen, that may be your talent. If you teach your kids or siblings at home, teaching may be your talent. If you like to decorate your home, you may be quiet talented in interior decoration. You should ask yourself what you do daily and from in which chores you are good at. Remember for what all tasks you have been praised. Think about all those things which can be your talent.
Talent gives you Excitement
While performing your talent, you will feel excited, joyful and satisfied. The works which give you excitement may be your talent. Suppose someone asks you to write something and you get very excited and write a very good poem. Then definitely your talent lies in writing poems. If you make this as your career, you may become a very good, famous and successful poet or lyricist. Talent is always associated with excitement. If you think that this is your talent but you do not feel any excitement with it or you do not think about innovation in it, then this is not your talent.&nbsp;
Talent does not require External Motivation
External motivation comes from outside. If someone else motivates you, then it is an external motivation. If you are performing your talent, you will not need any external motivation. Your heart and mind will give you an internal motivation. An idea which strikes your mind will instantaneously put you in action. You will neither feel that laziness in you nor you will put that task for later reference. A voice from within you will tell you to work hard on it and it will be just like guidance to you.
Talent is not necessarily related to the prevalent Job Titles
Talent is also akin to experimenting. Your talent may be distinct from the rest of the world. It is not necessary that your talent is fit for the job titles already in existence. Your talent may give the world a new job title. For example, if you are the person who sees innovation in everything, who likes to beautify everything and want to make everything perfect you can find someone who is seeking for the same in his company or office and you can help him in enhancing his workplace.
You will show your Talent differently from Others
There is a lot of difference between skill and talent. A person who is skilled in a field can do only those things which he has grasped in his training process. On the other hand, a talented person can perform innovation in the field. He may make the field more advanced. The work done by the talented person will be different from the work done by a skilled one. A talented person will have uniqueness, confidence and creativity in his work. The efforts he laid on the work will be seen in his glee after the work has been completed.
Talent Captures your Strengths
Your talent will consider only your strengths and not your weak points. If you feel that painting is your talent but you do not feel cozy with a specific type of color, or a brush then painting is not your talent as it encompasses one of your weak points. You may be good at it or skilled at it but you are not naturally talented in it.
Your hidden Talent may be known to Others
It is not necessary that if you are not able to perceive your talent, then others will also not know about it. Your parents are the first who gets to know about your talent. Even from your childhood, and before the genesis of your schooling your parents get to know in what things you are naturally good at. Your teachers and friends can also assist you in this as they know you very well. Do not be afraid to ask others about your talent. You may get aunambiguous and a crystal clear answer.
Your Talent may lie in your past
Take a look back at your childhood. What were the things you relished the most? What were the things you did the most? What were your dreams? What were your interests? Your talent may not necessarily be a part of your adulthood. It may have its root back in your childhood. Asking these questions from yourself may give you your answer. There are hobbies which get obsolete when we grow up. May be these dead hobbies treasures your talent?
Practice new Things
There are chances that you may be talented in something which you have never done. This probability is very less but this can surely happen. If you feel that you cannot find your talent in your daily life then go back to your childhood and try to perform the activities you used to perform at that time. If you are still not able to find your talent, practice new things, the things which you have always dreamt for. Things which snatch your interest may be your talent. There is no harm in trying new things, if you will not succeed in finding your talents you will gain some experience.
You may have more than one Talent
You may be marvelous at more than one thing. You may be talented in more than one thing. But if you say you are so talented that you can do anything, you are lying. It is next to impossible for one single person to be talented in everything. But if you feel that you are talented in both singing and dance, you can perform all types of dance you can sing all kinds of songs that can be true. You may be talented in more than one thing but not in all.
Conclusion
Natural talent is always acknowledged and demanded. Talent is always fancied over skill. This makes it important to choose your talent as your career because someone who is naturally talented may beat your skill and steal your position. But talent cannot be sunk. Talent can only give triumph and victory. If you have discovered you talent, well and good but if you have not done it, this is high time. Do it now. You just need some time and a relaxed mind to give a thought about your talent. Give a deep thought about it. Look around yourself. Look for the tasks which fill you with the zeal of enthusiasm. Think about the things you have always been admired and exalted for. Think about the compliments you received. If some complemented your cooking and said “you should open a restaurant” then may be cooking is your hidden talent. Remember that your talent will not come looking for you. You have to go and explore it.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;—The Hawk Features

Talent is the strongest essence you have. Talent does not need to be mature. It is god gifted. 

How To Recognize Your Talent?

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): No More Double Engine Government...No More Tom-Toming It. No More Even Mentioning It As It Is "Sure Bad Omen" After The World's World's Worst Train Accident Involving Double Engines At Balasore Only Last Friday. Its All Round -Ve Impact's Been So All Round Severe, Grave, Fearsome, Destructive That The BJP Poll Mandarins In MP, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan Have Rid The States Of "Double Engine Government Installation If Elected For Governance In The Ensuing State Assembly Elections There-in". Earlier, Not Erelong, The Party Management Was Engrossed In Overtly Publicising Double Engine Ka Sarkar In The Election-States, Mobilise 100% +Vely Functional Governments In The Above States. ...Now The Double Engine Is Glaringly Missing From Them, Courtesy Balasore Rail Accident. ...No More Double Engine Government!

No More Double Engine Government...No More Tom-Toming It. No More Even Mentioning

No More Double  Engine Govt

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Ms Trouble Shooter Extraordinaire, Exceptional, Espousing, Discovered By Kamal Nath, Doggedly Hellbent On Reviving Congress Government In Madhya Pradesh By Easing Out Current MP CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan. Her name is Katha Vachak Richa Mishra: Abs fluent in Ramayan, Maha-bharat, Ved, Upanishad... She Keeps the listeners fully glued to her, thanks to her magnetic "non-stop parlance, reminiscent of Vedic ages", comment the people patronising her presently. She is now the Ms Trouble Shooter for the Congress in MP, say insiders assuredly.

Ms Trouble Shooter Extraordinaire, Exceptional, Espousing, Discovered By Kamal Nath, Doggedly Hellbent

Ms Trouble Shooter

Vijay Garg
At the age at which we were learning to cycle in fear, our eyes wide open when we see children of that age performing stunts and riding a motorcycle. His fingers moving smoothly on mobile and laptop are no less surprising. What's not here? If you search, you will find a variety of fascinating literature from Shakespeare, Gorky, Balzac, Lewis Carroll to Premchand, Prasad, Subhadrakumari Chau-han, Dinkar, Satyajit Ray, Gulzar, Bachchan. Here If there is animation, then there is also a scary world of ghosts! Along with video games, cartoons, gambling full of creepy adventures, there will also be baseless stories of gamers-hackers. Three decades ago, TV, then video games and now the Internet with unlimited data through mobile-laptops have made such arrangements to keep today's children busy that the playground and books have gone away from them. Safdar Hashmi had once written a poem – 'Books want to say something'. In this, the significance of books was underlined on many levels. but as of today… The things of the books of the past, of the people of the world, of today and tomorrow, of joys and sorrows – all are contained in one Google. Today's children are living in such a beautiful and big world! But they are sad. Ruckus, pranks, pranks, playfulness – all this is a part of childhood. What a childhood if it is not there! Measured behavior, veiled seriousness, surrounded by loneliness and eyes empty of the glow of dreams... Something seems fishy. In our own childhood, there was no bright situation like today, but innumerable beats of happiness were included. from bus stands and puddles Filled village, at the end of which the dense amra is and further down the sky used to cover the earth. Small world and our many curiosities related to it… our parents were there for this! There was a whole bunch of grandparents, uncles and aunts and brothers and sisters. We could speak our mind to whoever was free in these. Even the elders of the neighborhood did not hold back in guiding us. In winter, a world of stories used to populate around the bonfire. Some stories were narrated in full singing. listen to these stories Our mind used to be very alert filled with joy, nostalgia, mystery-thrill and curiosity of 'what will happen now'. Stories hidden in proverbs, lullabies, sports songs, kathbaithi, bujhowal (puzzles) were scattered in many streets for our entertainment. A lot of mental exercise was required to solve the Kathabaithi and Buzhouval. What mattered most in our childhood was the cultural beats of folk life and the intense interaction between the community. Fairs and festivals used to bring occasions of communal gaiety in our lives. We used to play together a lot. today from city to village Till now the world of collectivism and dialogue has disappeared. The child does not even start speaking properly that the horse of the long race of career starts being made. He wants to go out and play with the kids, but his mother makes him learn English nursery rhymes so that he gets admission in a good English medium school. A three-year-old child is forced to carry the ambitions of his parents in his bag. Between school, homework and coaching, children became playgrounds, stories of grandmothers, mutual fistfights of classmates, mischief. And have gone away from children's literature. Yes, they have mobile, TV and remote. Children now have access to everything they shouldn't be seeing right now! It is being seen that instead of better performance in studies, today's children are losing their sensitivity. The instinct of softness, innocence, spontaneity, innocence, emotionality, playfulness is becoming rare from their mind. Uncontrolled excitement, resentment, violence and aggression are on the rise in these children. Some of today's children sometimes go mad in anger and attack classmates, teachers, principals, even Deadly attacks on parents have started. Actually, private sector education is basically a negative intervention in the mainstream of education. There was study in our time as well, but it was not such a lightening thing! Educationists are now realizing that if children are to be made better citizens of tomorrow, to mold them as sensitive human beings, to restore the qualities of sociality and community within them, then the distance between education, sports and children's literature has increased. , it has to end. We have to give children such an environment where children can readI learn more. Play around and be creative.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;—The Hawk Features

At the age at which we were learning to cycle in fear, our eyes wide open when we see children of that age performing

The Distance That Has Increased Between Education, Sports And Children's Literature In Children Has To Be Ended

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Being Alive Again... Incarnation Personified. Reincarnation May Be As Well. Or, Voodooism Personified For Him Now In The Mould Of "Me Jawaharlal Nehru Personified On Ground". And Why So Now... Alive Nom? What's The Big Deal In It?!? Answers Nehru Himself Reminding Them Of Many Rail Accidents From His PMship Years, All Rail Ministers Starting From (Late) Lal Bahadur Shastri Then Gratuitously, Spontaneously Put In Their Papers + Resigned As Rail Minister Right Away Owning Moral Responsibility For The Rail Accident. After Him, Other Rail Ministers Also Resigned For Same Reasons. ...But Its Not So With Current Rail Minister, Martinet-Projecting Ashwini Vaishnav Who Continues As Rail Mantri After Being In The Midst Of The World's Worst Rail Accident In The Last 20 Years. He Continues To Be The Rail Mantri Even At The Time Of Writing. Naturally, Pandit Nehru, Say Insiders, Is Reliving To Remind The CountryPeople Of The Rail Mishaps Before And The Rail Ministers' Resigning Thereafter... Gotcha?!??

Being Alive Again... Incarnation Personified. Reincarnation May Be As Well. Or, Voodooism Personified For Him Now In 

Being Alive Again 

Being Alive Again... Incarnation Personified. Reincarnation May Be As Well. Or, Voodooism Personified For Him Now In

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Pankaja-Pritam Pang's Fast Becoming Overt So Much So That Their Stronghold Marathwada Region In Maharashtra Is Fast Slipping Out Of The BJP's Support-Base. Names of the districts slipping out of the BJP are: Beed, Jalna, Aurangabad, Parbhani, Hingoli, Latur, Osmanabad. Why Pankaja Munde-Pritam Munde are revolting and are easing out of their "paternal fiefdom BJP grousing, grumbling, grunting"? Because both have been systematically sidelined, waylaid by the BJP High Command despite sky high promises of immense prominence to them to the contrary, confide insiders close to them, the reason for that being their late Central Minister father Gopinath Munde never enjoyed "good rapport with present party leadership for reasons of course best known only to them. As long as he lived, entire Marathwada's responsibility to make the BJP win therein was imposed on Gopinath Munde-Pankaja Munde-Pritam Munde and they made BJP invincible in Marathwada.Their hold in that region still remains but the BJP's patronage has vanished as othe entities in the party in that region are being openly propped there by the party high command for reasons known only to them and not disclosed to the Munde-sisters. Officially, they are told to patiently tolerate the situations as they are." This has stretched the Mundes' patience beyond limit. Now they are looking for "greener pastures for themselves" in the Congress, Shiv Sena, NCP, even, the RPI led by Central Minister Ramdas Athwale. Officially, Pritam Munde, BJP MP, is supporting the women wrestlers against the BJP MP and BJP. Pankaja Munde's saying BJP doesn't belong to her. ...The pangs of revolt in them will grow more as days proceed, say insiders.&nbsp;

 Pankaja-Pritam Pang's Fast Becoming Overt So Much So That Their Stronghold Marathwada Region In Maharashtra

Pankaja-Pritam Pang

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Growing Importance...Delhi Or Centre's Newest Relevance / Importance / Significance: Rouse Avenue District Court: All important headlines-making "all kinds of misappropriations, misuses, stealing, defalcations, corruptions etc are dealt here". Still, comparatively low profile, Rouse Avenue District Court in reality currently is diligently dealing with some of most important cases in today's times. Its working style is low profile sans much tom-toming. Reasons for such secretiveness are unknown may be because, discreet rumours have it, of extremely high level personalities involved in these cases. But this is for sure, with the passing of every day, it is becoming growingly clearer that more "big shot names will be making rounds of the Rouse Avenue Court as more &amp; more hidden skeletons in their very, very meticulously preserved cupboards will be ruthlessly thrown open". Frantic works are going on in that direction, say insiders.&nbsp;

Delhi Or Centre's Newest Relevance / Importance / Significance: Rouse Avenue District Court:

Growing Importance

Vijay Garg 
The crops that are yet to be harvested, and the plants which are currently being grown, will be affected due to the unseasonal rain in May, Unseasonal Rain In May: Northwest India, central India and the southern peninsula received higher-than-normal rainfall from April 27, 2023, to May 3. In the first three days of May, these regions received 18 per cent, 268 per cent, and 88 per cent higher-than-normal rainfall, respectively. As a whole, the country received 28 per cent higher-than-normal rainfall during this period, according to the Indian Meteorological Department
These unseasonal rains resulted in the second coldest May Day for Delhi in 13 years. But the crops that are yet to be harvested, and the plants which are currently being grown, will be affected due to these unseasonal rains, Scientific reasons behind the unseasonal rain, and the role of climate change Due to the influence of the western disturbance, which is a weather system bringing in moisture from the Mediterranean region, Delhi saw the second coldest May Day in 13 years. The combined influence of the western disturbance and cyclonic circulations resulted in the unprecedented rainfall received in May.&nbsp;
“Delhi saw the second coldest May Day in 13 years due to the influence of the western disturbance, which is a weather system that brings in moisture from the Mediterranean region. This weather system led to cloudy skies, intermittent rainfall, and relatively cooler temperatures. North India received unprecedented rainfall in May due to the combined influence of the western disturbance and Cyclone Tauktae (2021), which led to an increase in moisture content and atmospheric instability, resulting in heavy rainfall. The changing climate is playing a role in these events by causing an increase in extreme weather events such as cyclones, floods, and droughts. As the climate continues to warm, these extreme weather events are expected to become more frequent and intense, leading to greater variability in weather patterns,” Western disturbances bring precipitation to North India between October and April each year. Depending on their intensity, duration and location, western disturbances can result in rain, snowfall, cold waves, and even flash floods in the region. “Due to the western disturbances, a cyclonic circulation has developed over central Pakistan, and adjoining west Rajasthan, in the upper and lower parts of the atmosphere. The western disturbances have also formed cyclonic circulations over southwest Uttar Pradesh and south Chattisgarh. The induced circulation over central Pakistan and west Rajasthan, and the cyclonic circulations over southwest Uttar Pradesh and south Chattisgarh have contributed to the increased rainfall and a drop in temperature in North India,” induced circulation is an event that refers to the development of a cyclonic circulation or trough in the lower levels of the atmosphere under the influence of a western disturbance.
“The role of climate change on the occurrence of western disturbances is still unclear. Some studies suggest a weakening in the frequency while others suggest slight increase.&nbsp;
While the heat spell this year was less intense compared to last year, it lasted for a longer duration. The heat spell last year was not followed by unseasonal rains, but this is not the case this year. These changing weather patterns are indicative of the climate emergency that we are in, according to experts. "Last year, there was a heat spell which affected the wheat crop. However, the heat spell was not followed by unseasonal rains. This year, the heat spell is a little less compared to last year. But the heat spell this year was for a longer duration, and lasted 30 to 35 days. The weather patterns are changing, and the monsoon is likely to be impacted this year due to the El Niño effect. The rising sea temperatures are rising and unseasonal rains are all indicative of the climate emergency How these unseasonal rains will affect the Rabi crops that are yet to be harvested, Kharif sowing, and the crops currently being grown Rabi crops, or winter crops, are the crops that are grown in India during winter, between the months of October and December, and are harvested from April to June. Wheat, barley, pulses, mustard and linseed are examples of Rabi crops. The Rabi crops that have not yet been harvested might be affected by the unseasonal rains, and some loss may occur due to poor storage conditions. Unseasonal rains have delayed the harvest of wheat in Punjab and Haryana, and there is a quality drop in the crop.&nbsp;
"Harvest in Punjab and Haryana has been delayed due to unseasonal rains. There is a quality drop in the wheat crop due to these changing weather patterns. As a result of the delayed harvesting and drying, there is delayed procurement. Normally, everything is packed by this time. This year, roughly half the crops are gradually coming in. Due to the delayed harvest, there is a major shortfall in wheat,” the quality of some Rabi crops has degraded due to changing weather patterns. "There is a quality loss in Rabi crops. For instance, there is a blackening of grains."
“In Punjab, there is an eight per cent shortfall in the production of wheat due to changing weather patterns. In Haryana, there is a 12 per cent shortfall in the production of wheat,”&nbsp;
Kharif crops, or monsoon crops, are the crops that are cultivated in India during the monsoon season, in the months of June and July, and are harvested from September to October. Rice, maize, bajra, soybean and cotton are some examples of Kharif crops.&nbsp;
This year, Kharif sowing may be delayed due to the unprecedented rainfall received in May, . Crops such as rice, maize and cotton, which require well-drained soil for optimal growth, are likely to be affected the most due to unseasonal rain. The total area sown may also be less this year due to a potential delayed Kharif sowing.
“The unprecedented rainfall in May is likely to impact Kharif sowing by delaying it, as farmers will have to wait for the fields to dry up before sowing can begin. Rice, maize, and cotton are likely affected the most, as these crops require well-drained soil for optimal growth. Bajra and soybean may be less affected, as they can somewhat tolerate excess water. The delay in sowing may also lead to a reduction in the total area sown, which could impact the overall production of these crops. This could lead to food inflation, as the reduced production could lead to higher prices for these crops,”&nbsp;
The crops that are being sown currently are called Zaid crops. These are the crops which are grown for a short period of time between Kharif and Rabi crops. They are mainly grown from March to June, and are called summer season crops. Zaid crops need warm, dry weather for proper growth, and longer day length for flowering. Watermelon, muskmelon, cucumber, tomato, pumpkin, bitter gourd, pepper, some oilseeds, and some coarse cereals such as maize, sorghum, oats and barley are examples of Zaid crops.
Zaid crops are likely to be affected due to unseasonal rains received in the month of May. This is because Zaid crops require higher temperatures and drier conditions to grow, compared to Kharif and Rabi crops.
The unseasonal rains might increase the moisture content of the soil to a point beyond the amount required by Zaid crops. Therefore, unseasonal rains can disrupt the equilibrium of the conditions required for the growth of Zaid crops
Soil condition in different parts of India due to unseasonal rainfall
Factors such as soil type, drainage and topography will determine how the soil condition in different parts of the country will be affected by unseasonal rains. Soils can be well-drained or poorly-drained.
“Due to the unusual rainfall, the soil condition of different parts of the country will likely vary depending on factors such as soil type, drainage, and topography. In areas with well-drained soils, the excess rainfall may have led to leaching of nutrients and increased soil erosion. In areas with poorly-drained soils, the excess water may have led to waterlogging and reduced aeration, which can impact crop growth. In some areas, the rainfall may have replenished soil moisture, which can benefit crop growth in the long run,” the unseasonal rain has benefited some farmers because of replenishing the moisture in the soil. “This also helped in early ploughing of fields to prepare for the next season.”
Indian crops that are most likely to be damaged due to unseasonal rains, and how this can drive inflation
Since Zaid crops do not require much moisture, they are most likely to be affected by the unseasonal rains. Also, Kharif crops such as rice, maize and cotton, which require well-drained soils for optimal growth, can be damaged due to excess water.
“The crops likely to be most affected due to the unprecedented rain are rice, maize, and cotton, which require well-drained soils for optimal growth. These crops are likely to be damaged due to the excess water, which can lead to reduced plant growth, increased incidence of pests and diseases, and even plant death in extreme cases. This could drive food inflation, as reduced production could lead to higher prices for these crops. Other crops, such as bajra and soybean, may be less affected, as they can tolerate excess water,”&nbsp;
How farmers are adapting to changing weather patterns
Crop diversification, drought-resistant crop varieties and improved water management practices are some strategies being adopted by farmers to adapt to climate change-induced changing weather patterns.
“Farmers are adapting to these changes in weather patterns by adopting various strategies such as crop diversification, drought-resistant crop varieties, improved water management practices, and weather forecasts to plan their farming activities. Many farmers also use techniques such as conservation tillage and cover cropping to improve soil health and reduce soil erosion. However, the effectiveness of these strategies depends on factors such as availability of resources and access to information and technology. Therefore, government support and policies are crucial in helping farmers adapt to changing weather patterns and mitigate the impact of climate change on agriculture,”&nbsp;
Conservation tillage is a tillage and planting technique that covers 30 per cent or more of the soil surface with crop residue, after planting of crops, to reduce the impact of water and wind erosion, according to the Conservation Technology Information Centre, an Indiana-based organisation that provides technical and educational support to agricultural and conservation communities in the United States. over cropping is a technique in which crops are planted to cover the soil, not with the intention of being harvested, but to slow down erosion, improve soil health, help control pests and disease, enhance water availability, smother weeds, and increase biodiversity, according to the official website of Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education, a program established by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Scientific advances that can benefit Indian agriculture
Shifting weather patterns have changed the growth period of major Indian crops such as wheat. Therefore, seed varieties that allow wheat to grow in a short period of time can help farmers.
"Every crop has a growth period. Wheat is sown in the months of October and November, and is harvested in April. The natural growth period of wheat is roughly six months. Due to the changing weather patterns, the duration in which wheat matures has decreased. Therefore, there is a need for scientists to develop seed varieties of wheat which can grow in a short duration,”&nbsp;
He concluded that the scientific community needs to focus on climate change and develop seed varieties in accordance with the changing climate.
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The crops that are yet to be harvested, and the plants which are currently being grown, will be affected due to the unseasonal rain in May,  

How  Unseasonal Rains In May Month Will Affect  Crops And Inflation

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Shinde-Sharad Pair, Ajit-Devendra Phadnavis Pair: That's The Current Arithmetic in Mumbai / Maharashtra "Power Politics". Uddhav Thackeray, Guesses Are Right, Is Confused, Jinxed, Jeopardised, Jingoistic Seriously Vacillating Between Taking Sanyas Or Re-Mingle With Raj Thackeray Or Amalgamate His Party In To Rahul Gandhi's Congress. Or, ...Do What Next? He Is In A Deep Quandary These Days, Opine His Aides. He Is Closely Watching The Developments Between His "Current Guru" Sharad Pawar And Shinde Who Outrightly Ditched Him Left-And-Right Showing Him Bananas; Its Another Matter That Cursently, Many Of Shinde's Confidantes Including MPs, MLAs etc Are Openly Grousing At Him, And, In Rebellion Against Him Threatening Him Of Going Back To The Uddhav-Captained Shiv Sena Again. Panting For Breath + To Heave The Most Uqgently Needed Sigh Of Relief, Shinde Has Resorted To Pawar To Bail Him Out From The Present Labyrinthine Imbroglio That For Him Is "Out Of His Control". Pawar Like The Sugar Daddy Is At His Rescue But At The Same Time, He Has Alerted Uddhav To Be 24x7 Alert For He May Have To Re-Accomodate In To His Party The Deserters From His Party To Shinde's Shiv Sena. ...Officially, Shinde-Pawar Pair Is Intact, Comment Insiders.

 Shinde-Sharad Pair, Ajit-Devendra Phadnavis Pair: That's The Current Arithmetic in Mumbai / Maharashtra 

Shinde-Sharad Pair

Vijay Garg
Some time ago, in the order of Thirteenth of the deceased person of about forty-five years, whole-chickpeas, sweets and other dishes were served in the food cooked for the guests. Hardly anyone had any problem with this or any question was emerging in their mind on this. It would not have occurred to anyone to think that such food is served on happy occasions. There was natural mourning and sadness in the event, but the show off on the social platform was clearly visible.It seemed that austere traditions were being abandoned on sad occasions. Through this medium too, the work of tightening the loose ties is being done. How much the formalities have dominated even at such a time, it can be gauged from the fact that some time before the end of the condolence discourse, most of the people reach to register their attendance. Condolence messages are also being 'liked' on different platforms of social media. Since when the condolence messages have been reduced to three letters and changed to 'RIP' i.e. 'May the soul of the deceased rest in peace', Here the market is controlling every area of ??life. In the Indian society, 'funeral services' have now reached as a business. In the changing environment, the activities of life are getting edited mechanically. The meeting of relatives, relatives and acquaintances is shrinking. People are becoming busy in living life in their own style. The facilities are increasing. New flavors are being created to please the tongue. There are new costumes to wear and show off. How to wear clothes to keep up with the trend of fashionAre. The unrealistic lack of time has made man self-centered. It is considered better to organize important celebrations of life, marriage in a luxurious, expensive hotel or 'resort' i.e. luxurious building in selected presence. Festivals have been laden with political garb, under which their cultural sense has been buried. We are changing the practical method of many things, things and traditions according to our convenience. Development has played a special role in this. Accessing facilities to every section of the society, especially mobile Everything is becoming available fearlessly because of God. We don't have time. In such a situation, there is something else, which does not hurt to edit. It is natural to miss a lot in the pursuit of livelihood. Some future lessons are laid before us in advance. It is better if we get rid of them in time. Those whose children do not reach at the desired time, their relatives are forced to perform traditional rites after the death of such and such. becomes an obligation. This thinking will also be helpful for relatives living far away or abroad.Which can reduce or limit the contingent liabilities of many people. Hence the activities of the afterlife, seek renaissance, reevaluation. Here reference can be made to the efforts of those learned social reformers, who constantly tried to melt social evils and customs. Our less-educated and rural society is still in their grip. These customs continued in the name of essential traditions should be thought about. In these, the formalities created to make the soul of the departed happy and to feel less sorrow are included.It must have been done, but in the ever-changing environment of technological, digital and now artificial intelligence, the idea of ??satisfying or unsatisfying the soul seems anachronistic. Immersion of bones by going to a certain place, filling a pitcher with water daily, mourning for thirteen days, simple food without any taste, donation of worldly goods, feast, feeding food every month and then the anniversary seems irrelevant. Auspicious works are not done in the family for a particular period. According to the belief, other traditions are also going on in the society.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;—The Hawk Features

Some time ago, in the order of Thirteenth of the deceased person of about forty-five years, whole-chickpeas, 

'Funeral Services' Has Now Become A Business In Indian Society

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Dushyant, Next CM Of Haryana. Currently, he is --- already, illustrious + all round capable + worthy + people-friendly thus househol name amid all types of Haryanvis of all hues --- Deputy CM of the state under the "martinet" CM Manohar Lal Khattar. The latter is widely claimed to be mighty impressed with his statewide 24x7 self-abnegation, enervation amid the people of all hues as a +ve result, Khattar is fully confident of winning the next assembly elections in the state again without any ado of any kind whatsoever without any "pang" of any kind. Mighty impressive is Dushyant, opines strict martinet Manohar Lal Khattar, not known to praise any one easily. But now that he is openly adulating and praising "all round able" Dushyant, it is clear, say they close to him, the latter is his successor post-next polls in the state.

 Dushyant, Next CM Of Haryana. Currently, he is --- already, illustrious + all round capable + worthy + people-friendly

Dushyant, Next CM

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Together 4Some: Irrepressible Navjot Singh Sidhu, his wife Navjot Kaur Sidhu, their daughter Rabia, their son Karan. They are in Rishikesh, doing Aatmik Shanti (spiritual peace) after a lot of turbulence, topsy-turvy in their lives. Known to be fluent in nuances in multi-religions --- Navjot is well-known for hours of discourses on multi-faceted all aspects of multi-religions including Ved, Upanishad, Ramayan, Mahabharat, SriMatBhagavad Gita, etc. He is well known to be fluent in them as he rattles them effortlessly with their elaborate meanings including "their vyapak vyakhya". Localites steadily gather to listen to his "dharmik prabachan" and soothe themselves amid "divya darshan of cosmos". Sidhu is "so easy going, extremely at home with them treating them as his kith and kin resulting in to their natural affinity, love for him". His family bondage is self evident in the pic along.&nbsp;

Together 4Some: Irrepressible Navjot Singh Sidhu, his wife Navjot Kaur Sidhu, their daughter Rabia, their son Karan. 

Together 4Some

Vijay Garg
Medical expenses are becoming so heavy on the pocket that every year 7-8 percent of the population who get treatment by taking loans and selling their properties reach below the poverty line. Forty-three percent of the earnings are being spent on treatment. Most of such patients suffer from cancer, heart and mental diseases. Health services in the country are not only becoming expensive, but are also making the patients poor. The ever-increasing medical expenditure is pushing seven per cent of the population below the poverty line every year. Oxfam International'sA recent report states that if a one-time tax of 2 per cent is imposed on the entire wealth of India's billionaires, then the same amount can meet the need of Rs 40,423 crore for the nutrition of the malnourished in the country for three years. Similarly, imposing a one-time tax of five percent on the ten richest billionaires of the country can substantially compensate the budget of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and Ministry of AYUSH for a year. Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, National Health Insurance Scheme in our country, Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana, State Health System Resource Center Scheme, Janani Suraksha Yojana, Social Health Activists (ASHA) Scheme, NRHM Flexi Pool, 108 Ambulance Service in States, Indradhanush Vaccination, Rural Health Sanitation, etc. National Rural Health Mission, National Urban Health Mission, Tertiary Care Program, Health Medical Education, National Health Mission (Reproductive) etc.India has the highest number of infant deaths in the world (an average of 1.1 million annually). One million newborns are at risk of severe HBV infection every year. On an average, twenty-nine newborns die out of one thousand born. According to the 'Save the Children' organization, twenty nine percent of the total deaths of newborns in the world occur in India alone. How unfortunate it is for the poor families that they are not able to afford the medical expenses of their children. focused on hospitalized childrenA study shows that thirteen out of every hundred families are facing financial difficulties in getting treatment. Most of such families are also deprived of access to front line workers like ASHA, Angan-wadi, Auxiliary Nurse Midwives. The question of access is also associated with the Ayushman Bharat scheme. The exorbitantly expensive drug-treatment has deprived twenty-three percent of the patients from medical treatment. Seventy percent people are getting treatment from their own pocket. Health services are already suffering due to lack of medical colleges, hospitals, trained doctors and nurses.They have reached extremes. Government spending in the health sector has remained stagnant at around 1.3 per cent of GDP like cumin in a camel's mouth for a decade. The condition of the national health policy is such that the annual expenditure of poor countries like Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Nepal in the matter of government health services is more than that of India. The population in the country has increased seven times, but the health facilities have not even doubled. Sixty percent of the total about seventy thousand hospitals in the country do not even have enough beds. proportionately perOnly one bed is available for sixty-five patients. Medical expenses are becoming so heavy on the pocket that every year 7-8 percent of the population who get treatment by taking loans and selling their properties reach below the poverty line. Forty-three percent of the earnings are being spent on treatment. Most of such patients suffer from cancer, heart and mental diseases. Ayushman Bharat Health Scheme has neither reached ten crore families at present, nor has the pre-announced 1.5 lakh 'Health and Wellness' centers been set up for primary treatment. a private hospitalDo not agree for treatment at the fixed government rates of Ayushman Yojana. Secondly, except the hilly states, other states shy away from bearing forty percent of the treatment cost under this scheme. The Bengal government has even merged the Ayushman Bharat scheme with the state's health scheme. The results are clear that the schemes have remained on paper. The existing health infrastructure has become grossly inadequate for the country's population of more than 1.25 billion. In the name of education and health, since 1990, we do not know how many campaigns, programmes, policies have been launched in the country.More investments have come to the fore, yet the situation in the health sector remains the same. Non-transparent use of human resources in the country is also a major reason for this failure. Like other sectors, the resources of the health sector have also remained confined in the hands of a handful of powers. Once upon a time, the doctor was called the God of the earth, but now this profession has covered the market by being equipped with new technologies. If governments and local administrative officials pay attention, the poor can get free treatment in private hospitals. This wayThere is a clear provision for providing ten percent reserved beds in private hospitals for patients. In 2007, the Delhi High Court ordered heavy fines on hospitals for not providing reserved beds to poor patients. Delhi government has also taken initiative in this direction about a decade ago. In 1946, a committee formed under the leadership of Joseph William Bhore to assess the conditions of health services and make medical arrangements in India based on it, a primary health center per forty thousand population.It was suggested to make Each PHC was suggested to have two doctors, one nurse, four public health nurses, four midwives, two sanitary inspectors, two health assistants, one pharmacist and fifteen other Class IV employees. The Government of India also accepted this proposal in 1952, but all the recommendations could not be implemented. In the 1970s, WHO set the goal of 'Health for All'. Primary health center, community health center, district hospital, medical college developed in the countryLarge health institutions have been built, but it is unfortunate that the primary health services have not been developed according to the needs. Today big institutes like AIIMS, PGI are facing the brunt of the same. According to the Medical Council of India, nine years ago there were about 9.40 lakh doctors across the country, while primary health centers required 1.5 lakh, sub-divisional hospitals 1.1 lakh, community health centers eighty thousand doctors. In the subsequent five years, four lakh more doctors were needed. then fire in this direction What happened? One doctor is available for every 1700 patients. Many posts of doctors and nurses are lying vacant in the public health sector. The pace of increase in the number of health workers in the country is very slow. Recruitment processes are badly stalled. Like other countries, we still do not have a national health insurance system for all citizens, whose benefits are being taken by private companies. There is a huge difference between public and private health care. The main objective of the National Health Guarantee Mission So every citizen has to be provided with free medicines, diagnostic treatment and insurance for critical illnesses, but the story behind this is also like elephant tusks. There is a huge gap in the healthcare infrastructure itself between urban and rural India.
—The Hawk Features

Medical expenses are becoming so heavy on the pocket that every year 7-8 percent of the population who get treatment by taking loans

Expensive Treatment Makes People Poor

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Hema Upbeat...Talking 'bout the illustrious Mathura MP. She was in Delhi to attend "inauguration" of New Parliament House. So upbeat she's that she willingly posed for pix so that in the new Parliament House, she's aptly tailor-made for all seasons. She admitted, she felt truly Indian every bit 24x7, profusely thanks to "NarendraJi ModiJi" for incurring that feeling in her without any ado / hang over / hang up / hitch of any kind whatsoever. She is overtly thankful to him also because he is making her Lok Sabha Parliamentary constituency Mathura remodelled, refurbished, replenished, renewed in many ways as a result, Mathura has already started looking like a new bride. Naturally, Hema Malini has reasons enough to be "mighty upbeat".&nbsp;

Hema Upbeat...Talking 'bout the illustrious Mathura MP. She was in Delhi to attend "inauguration" of New Parliament House

Hema Upbeat

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): From Me To U...Indeed So...Me = Y S Sharmila, "U" = Karnataka DyCM D K Shivkumar. Y S Sharmila is President of YSR Telugu Party + D/o late united AP CM Y S Rajshekhar Reddy whose son Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is current AP CM + "firebrand Boss of his party YSR Congress Party or YSRCP ruling AP now unhindered, unabated": But perhaps no more so now in the ensuing days. He will be "toppled from CMship by his own sister Sharmila in direct collusion with Shivkumar + the Congress High Command headed by the illustrious nonagenarian Mallikarjun Kharge, he being the all India president of the 138-year-old party, also now known as the GOP or Grand Old Party of India, for India, by India 24x7. Shivkumar understandably took Madam's consent during his last visit to Delhi last week. He apparently had assured her of a Congress Government in AP ousting Jagan Mohan Reddy-Government from the seat of power. Understandbly, irrepressible Shivkumar obtained a clear yes from The Madam to his "grand proposal". The Congress President Kharge also agreed. Duly, the Karnataka DyCM was given a clear yes, confide they in know of such matters. He was asked to go ahead with his venture all out. Interacting with Sharmila is part of Shivkumar's "game plan to capture AP via next state polls with the help of Sharmila --- her party by then will have merged in to the Congress --- and then make her the AP CM or as the Congress High Command then deems it fit". ...As of now, both's togetherness is packed with 100% foolproof strategies to vanquish Jagan Mohan Reddy for all times to come.

From Me To U...Indeed So...Me = Y S Sharmila, "U" = Karnataka DyCM D K Shivkumar. Y S Sharmila is President

From Me To U

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): The Sengol: Today (28 May), Most Apt Symbol Of Change Of Power In To The Hands A True Indian / Bharatiya Fully Personified: Narendra Modi, By India, Of India, For India...Indian To The Minutest Core Fully Personified / Justified To The Core, Say What They Want To --- Kuch To Logg Kahenge, Loggon Ka Kaam Hai Kahana, Choro Yeh Sab Bekar Ki Baaton Ko, Parey Karo In Logon Ko, Desh Ko Aagey Barao Tej Raftar Se, Bahut Kuch Abhi Karna Hai...The Sengol, "You Truly Today Since 1947 Are Reality-Symbol Of Change Of Power To True Sarvangin Bharatiya 24x7. Hereon, The Sengol Is The Symbol Of True Bharatiyata In Every Aspect Of Bharatiya Prashasan Orderly Managed / Supervised / Organised / Offered By You &amp; Only You Mananixa ModiJi. This Sengol Being "Real" Is Living Epitome Of India That Is Bharat That Is C/O "Only You". Millennium's Passed But The Sengol Remains ForEver.&nbsp;

 The Sengol: Today (28 May), Most Apt Symbol Of Change Of Power In To The Hands A True Indian / Bharatiya Fully Personified: Narendra Modi, 

The Sengol

Soumitra Bose
New Delhi (The Hawk): Rahul / RahulBhaiya / RahulJi / Rahul Gandhi / Rahul G --- address him the way one likes: Fact is, He confidently has declared today that "We will win 150 (MLA) seats in the ensuing Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections and form Government in the state complete with Congress Chief Minister in Bhopal-based CM Office". According to "super-duper", "stupendously", "sumptuous" Rahul Gandhi --- synonymous with stacked with boons from "up there" --- the Congress will 150 MLA seats which is 34 seats more than the required 116 seats to form the government in the state having total 230 MLAs, 50% of which is 115. Add "1" to 115 and it is 116, enough to form government in MP. But Rahul says, Congress'll win 150 seats. On that, Sky-touching guffaws from sitting MP CM Shiv Raj Singh Chauhan as he jokes:"RahulBaba is making kheyali Pulao....Kya farak parta hai...Unke baaton ko najar andaj kariye...". Interestingly, the state's "officials" (know who all meant by them?!?) are fast zeroing on the Congress fast progressing toward --- especially after Rahul's Karnataka win + successful Government formation there --- winning two-third MLA seats or nearly155 seats. The figure may go even more as D-day approaches + as disillusionment / frustration really reach at its crescendo. Such scenario is already insidious in the state's almost all regions: Satpura, Malwa, Bundelkhand, Gird, Kaimur, Baghelkhand, Vindhya, Narmada Valley, WainGanga etc. Amazing, Stupefying how come there's a sudden "wave building up in favor of the Congress", wonder insiders fully wonderstruck. ...Their surprise, Rahul's confidence, point out the state's "neutral entities".&nbsp;

 Rahul / RahulBhaiya / RahulJi / Rahul Gandhi / Rahul G --- address him the way one likes: Fact is, He confidently has declared today that "We will win 150 (MLA) seats i

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