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Activists mocked world leaders in COP26 posed Modi, Draghi and Putin, standing motionless and with folded arms in front of the burning planet in protest.

Activists pose as world leaders to mock their efforts of tackling climate change

Climate activists posed as world leaders on Friday in Glasgow as final deliberations were on at the COP26 summit being held in the Scottish capital.

Climate activists posed as world leaders on Friday in Glasgow as final deliberations were on at the COP26 summit being held in the Scottish capital.
Activists dressed up as firefighters and wore masks of global leaders like US President Joe Biden, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Indian PM Narendra Modi, German Chancellor Angela and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau among others.
The mock world leaders were seen throwing small amounts of water at a replica of a burning planet but it was not enough to douse the flames.
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The mock world leaders were seen throwing small amounts of water at a replica of a burning planet but it was not enough to douse the flames.

Globally known Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Saturday branded the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow &ldquo;a failure" so far, accusing leaders of actively creating loopholes in the rules and giving misleading pictures of their countries&rsquo; emissions.
The 18 year old swedish activist joined the rally outside the conference venue and said- &lsquo;The COP has turned into a PR event where leaders are giving beautiful speeches and announcing fancy commitments behind the curtains and not taking any drastic climate action&rsquo;
Thunberg accused world leaders of being afraid of the truth and said that what is happening inside the conference hall is merely &lsquo;blah blah blah&rsquo;
&lsquo;They cannot ignore the scientific consensus, and above all they cannot ignore us - the people, including their own children.&rsquo;- Greta added
The rally was part of a series of demonstrations being staged around the world Friday and Saturday to coincide with the conference.
Youth activists are attending the talks in unprecedented numbers and protesting in&nbsp;masses outside them.

Greta Thunberg calls COP26 a 'failure'

COP26: Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg branded the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow 'a failure'.

Globally known Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Saturday branded the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow &ldquo;a failure".
Greta accused leaders of&nbsp;actively creating loopholes in the rules and giving misleading pictures of their countries&rsquo; emissions.
The 18-year-old Swedish&nbsp;activist was part of the rally outside the climate summit&nbsp;venue.&nbsp;
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&lsquo;The COP has turned into a PR event where leaders are giving beautiful speeches and announcing fancy commitments behind the curtains and not taking any drastic climate action&rsquo;
Thunberg accused world leaders of being afraid of the truth and they can neither ignore the scientific consensus nor ignore the people.&nbsp;
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"They cannot escape from it. They cannot ignore the scientific consensus, and above all, they cannot ignore us - the people, including their own children. They cannot ignore our screams as we reclaim our power. We are tired of their blah blah blah. Our leaders are not leading. This is what leadership looks like."
The rally was part of a series of demonstrations being staged around the world Friday and Saturday to coincide with the conference.
Youth activists are attending the talks in unprecedented numbers and protested in masses&nbsp;outside the summit venue

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg&nbsp;branded the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow &ldquo;a failure" and&nbsp;accused leaders of actively creating loopholes in the rules and giving misleading pictures of their countries&rsquo; emissions.

Globally known Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Saturday branded the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow &ldquo;a failure", accusing leaders of actively creating loopholes in the rules and giving misleading pictures of their countries&rsquo; emissions.
The 18-year-old swedish activist joined a rally outside the climate summit venue and said, &lsquo;the COP has turned into a PR event where leaders are giving beautiful speeches and announcing fancy commitments behind the curtains and not taking any drastic climate action&rsquo;. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/blah-blah-blah-watch-greta-thunberg-roast-world-leaders-on-climate-change-1632889283679">'Blah, blah, blah...': Watch Greta Thunberg roast world leaders on climate change</a>
Thunberg accused world leaders of being afraid of the truth and said that what is happening inside the conference hall is merely &lsquo;blah blah blah&rsquo;
&lsquo;They cannot ignore the scientific consensus, and above all they cannot ignore us - the people, including their own children,' Greta added
The rally was part of a series of demonstrations being staged around the world Friday and Saturday to coincide with the conference.
Youth activists are attending the talks in unprecedented numbers and protesting in&nbsp;masses outside the venue.&nbsp;

Amit&nbsp;Shah has in an interview to Sansad&nbsp;TV called&nbsp;the illiterate population of India 'a burden to the country.'&nbsp;
While referring to the past actions of the then CM of Gujarat Modi&nbsp;to reduce the school drop out rate of the state, Amit&nbsp;Shah went on to say that the 'uneducated can never be a good citizen'.
The home minister also lauded the efforts of the Prime Minister in order to maintain democracy in the rulings of the Union Cabinet, belaying accusations of 'autocratic' rule by the PM.&nbsp;

The illiterate are a burden on the country: Home Minister Amit Shah

Amit Shah in an interview said that the 'uneducated will never be good citizens'

Home Minister&nbsp;Amit&nbsp;Shah in an interview to Sansad&nbsp;TV said that illiterate people are a burden on the country. Explaining his remark, he said that how can an uneducated person who neither knows the fundamental rights given to them by the Constitution nor the fundamental duties expected of them be a good citizen.&nbsp;
The Home Minister also spoke about how the Modi government has contributed towards increasing enrolment in schools.&nbsp;
He also highlighted how PM Narendra Modi&nbsp;had started an enrolment drive when he was chief minister of Gujarat which led to schoold&nbsp;dropout rate in the state decreasing from 37% to 1%.&nbsp;

Amit&nbsp;Shah in an interview said that the 'uneducated will never be good citizens'

Home Minister&nbsp;Amit&nbsp;Shah in an interview to Sansad&nbsp;TV said that illiterate people are a burden on the country. Explaining his remark, he said that how can an uneducated person who neither knows the fundamental rights given to them by the Constitution nor the fundamental duties expected of them be a good citizen.&nbsp;
The Home Minister also spoke about how the Modi government has contributed towards increasing enrolment in schools.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-modi-democratic-leader-patient-listener-amit-shah-1633873334073">PM Modi democratic leader, patient listener: Amit Shah</a>
He also highlighted how PM Narendra Modi&nbsp;had started an enrolment drive when he was chief minister of Gujarat which led to schoold&nbsp;dropout rate in the state decreasing from 37% to 1%.&nbsp;

Neeraj Chopra's javelin, which he used during the men's singles final at the Tokyo Olympics, is all set to get sold in an e-auction at a whopping ₹1 crore or more

Neeraj Chopra’s javelin set to get ₹1 crore at e-auction, PM Modi, clean Ganga

Neeraj Chopra’s javelin set to get ₹1 crore at e-auction, to fund efforts in cleaning Ganga

Neeraj Chopra's javelin, which he used during the men's singles final at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;is all set to get sold in an e-auction at a whopping ₹1 crore&nbsp;or more.
The Valhalla 800 Hard NXS&nbsp;is&nbsp;preferred by many top javelin throwers and is priced at around ₹80,000. But since it's the same javelin which flew 87.58m from the hands of&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra to fetch India it's first Olympic gold in individual event since 2008, the spear is fetched that amount. Moreover,&nbsp;it has Neeraj Chopra&rsquo;s autograph on it and after his win, the 23-year-old met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and gifted it to him.
In a heartfelt gesture,&nbsp;winners at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games from India, presented 15 items which were part of their sports kit to the prime minister. They will now fund the effort to clean the Ganga under the Namami Gange Mission.

Neeraj Chopra's javelin, which he used during the men's singles final at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;is all set to get sold in an e-auction at a whopping ₹1 crore&nbsp;or more

<a title="Neeraj Chopra" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/neeraj-chopra-s-ultimate-holiday-pictures-tries-javelin-practice-underwater-1633177027527" target="_blank">Neeraj Chopra</a>'s javelin, which he used during the men's singles final at the Tokyo Olympics,&nbsp;is all set to get sold in an e-auction at a whopping ₹1 crore&nbsp;or more.
The Valhalla 800 Hard NXS&nbsp;is&nbsp;preferred by many top javelin throwers and is priced at around ₹80,000. But since it's the same javelin which flew 87.58m from the hands of&nbsp;Neeraj&nbsp;Chopra to fetch India it's first Olympic gold in individual event since 2008, the spear is fetched that amount. Moreover,&nbsp;it has Neeraj Chopra&rsquo;s autograph on it and after his win, the 23-year-old met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and gifted it to him.
In a heartfelt gesture,&nbsp;winners at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games from India, presented 15 items which were part of their sports kit to the prime minister. They will now fund the effort to clean the Ganga under the Namami Gange Mission.

Pakistan&rsquo;s Prime Minister&nbsp;Imran Khan told the annual United Nations General Assembly that global leaders&nbsp;need to try and strengthen the new Taliban government in Afghanistan, instead of isolating it.Making a case for the acceptance of the Taliban Govt Khan said&nbsp;&ldquo;What have the Taliban promised? They will respect human rights. They will have an inclusive government. They will not allow the soil to be used by terrorists. And they have given amnesty. Now, if the world community incentivizes them, encourages them to walk this talk, it will be a Win-Win situation for everyone.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;Speaking at the UN&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan also went after the Indian government as he stated&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;The worst and most pervasive form of Islamophobia now rules India, the hate filled Hindutva ideology propagated by the fascist RSS BJP regime has unleashed a reign of fear and violence against India&rsquo;s 200 million Muslim strong community,&rdquo; said Khan.

Pakistan PM hits out at India at the UN, calls BJP govt 'fascists' unleashing hate and violence

Pakistan PM hits out at India at the UN, calls BJP govt 'fascists' unleashing hate and violence as he bats for the Taliban to get global acceptance.

Pak PM hits out at India| Calls BJP Govt 'fascists'

Pakistan&rsquo;s Prime Minister&nbsp;Imran Khan lashed out against India at the UN meet calling the Indian govt fascists even as he batted for global acceptance of the Taliban govt in Afghanistan Imran&nbsp;Khan on India&nbsp;
(added line)&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan also accused India of human rights violation in J&amp;K
Imran&nbsp;Khan: onus remains on India.... The Pakistan PM however urged global leaders to accept the Taliban govt and not isolate them Imran&nbsp;Khan on Taliban

Pakistan prime minister says world must strengthen Taliban government instead of isolating it

Pakistan&rsquo;s Prime Minister&nbsp;Imran Khan lashed out against India at the UN meet calling the Indian govt fascists even as he batted for global acceptance of the Taliban govt in Afghanistan
Speaking at the UN&nbsp;Imran&nbsp;Khan stated&nbsp;&nbsp;&ldquo;The worst and most pervasive form of Islamophobia now rules India, the hate filled Hindutva ideology propagated by the fascist RSS BJP regime has unleashed a reign of fear and violence against India&rsquo;s 200 million Muslim strong community,&rdquo; said Khan.
Imran&nbsp;Khan also accused India of human rights violation in J&amp;K and said that onus remains on India to create a conducive environment for &ldquo;meaningful and result-oriented&rdquo; dialogue.&nbsp; The Pakistan PM however urged global leaders to accept the Taliban govt and not isolate them&nbsp;&ldquo;What have the Taliban promised? They will respect human rights. They will have an inclusive government. They will not allow the soil to be used by terrorists. And they have given amnesty. Now, if the world community incentivizes them, encourages them to walk this talk, it will be a Win-Win situation for everyone.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Days after a BJP worker, Mayur&nbsp;Munde constructed a temple for PM&nbsp;Modi in Pune, the bust of the prime minister has been removed from it,&nbsp;after he was pulled up by the BJP leadership in Delhi.
BJP&nbsp;and Shiv Sena&nbsp;have criticised the construction of the temple, which cost Munde&nbsp;₹1.6 lakh.&nbsp;NCP city unit president Prashant Jagtap said constructing such a temple was a symbol of 'intellectual bankruptcy'.
Munde,&nbsp; said the temple was his tribute to the prime minister who 'built Ram temple at Ayodhya'.
The bust has now been kept in the local BJP office, with Munde&nbsp;saying,&nbsp; &ldquo;We will not worship the bust but it will inspire party workers visiting the office.&rdquo;

Modi temple looses 'idols' bust days after BJP criticizes move 

Here's why a bust of PM has been removed from 'Modi&nbsp;temple' constructed by a BJP&nbsp;worker in Pune

A BJP&nbsp;worker who constructed a temple dedicated&nbsp;to Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Pune&nbsp;has his heart broken. Mayur&nbsp;Munde, spent Rs 1.6 lakh&nbsp;to construct this temple and a bust of Prime Minister Modi... but not only did he face criticism from the opposition Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;and Nationalist Congress Party, it was the Delhi leadership of his own party BJP&nbsp;which asked him to remove the Modi bust.&nbsp;&nbsp; Forced to undo his show of gratitude to the Prime Minister, Munde&nbsp;says the temple was his tribute to Modi who 'built Ram temple at Ayodhya'.
The NCP&nbsp;had called Munde's&nbsp;'dedication' a symbol of intellectual bankruptcy, while the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;flayed the BJP&nbsp;over what it said was wastage of money.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The Modi&nbsp;bust has now been moved to BJP&nbsp;office and&nbsp;Munde&nbsp;says he will not worship the bust but it will inspire party workers visiting the office.
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BJP&nbsp;and Shiv Sena&nbsp;have criticised the construction of the temple, which cost Munde&nbsp;₹1.6 lakh.&nbsp;

Days after a BJP worker, Mayur&nbsp;Munde constructed a temple for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/captain-amarinder-singh-meets-pm-modi-asks-him-to-repeal-new-farm-laws-1628694588757" target="_blank">PM&nbsp;Modi</a> in Pune, the bust of the prime minister has been removed from it,&nbsp;after he was pulled up by the BJP leadership in Delhi.
BJP&nbsp;and Shiv Sena&nbsp;have criticised the construction of the temple, which cost Munde&nbsp;₹1.6 lakh.&nbsp;NCP city unit president Prashant Jagtap said constructing such a temple was a symbol of 'intellectual bankruptcy'.
Munde,&nbsp; said the temple was his tribute to the prime minister who 'built Ram temple at Ayodhya'.
The bust has now been kept in the local BJP office, with Munde&nbsp;saying,&nbsp; &ldquo;We will not worship the bust but it will inspire party workers visiting the office.&rdquo;

At least 11 people have died in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha&nbsp;while trying to rescue a girl who had fallen into a 50-ft deep well on Thursday.
PM Modi&nbsp;offered his condolences and announced an ex gratia of Rs 2 lakh for the kin of those who died in a tweet.&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh also announced an ex gratia of Rs 5 lakh for the kin along with financial assistance of Rs 50,000 and free medical treatment to those who were injured.
According to latest reports, the police have recovered 11 bodies and more than 19 people have been rescued. More people are believed to be trapped inside the well.
Also Watch |&nbsp;On video: Man tries to save wife hanging from 9th floor, she falls

11 dead in MP well tragedy, 'anguished' PM offers condolence

PM Modi&nbsp;offered condolences and announced an ex gratia of ₹2 lakh for the kin of those who died in the MP's&nbsp;Vidisha&nbsp;well accident.

Eleven bodies have been recovered after the rescue operation in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district, where nearly 30 people fell into a 40-feet-deep well. Nineteen people who fell into the well at Lal Patar village in Vidisha district's Ganj Basoda area have been rescued.
People had gathered around a well to watch others try to pull out an eight-year-old girl who had fallen in it.
&lsquo;Anguished&rsquo; PM Modi expressed his condolences over the deaths and announcing an assistance of ₹ 2 lakh each for the families of those who died.
Earlier, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said those rescued are undergoing treatment for their injuries at hospitals in Vidisha and Basoda. The Chief Minister announced in a Twitter post that the families of those who died in the incident will be provided a compensation of ₹ 5 lakh each.

11 people have died in the well accident in&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha. PM Modi&nbsp;offered his condolences and announced an ex gratia of ₹2 lakh for the kin of those who died.&nbsp;

Eleven bodies have been recovered after the rescue operation in Madhya Pradesh's Vidisha district, where nearly 30 people fell into a 40-feet-deep well. Nineteen people who fell into the well at Lal Patar village in Vidisha district's Ganj Basoda area have been rescued.
People had gathered around a well to watch others try to pull out an eight-year-old girl who had fallen in it.
&lsquo;Anguished&rsquo; PM Modi expressed his condolences over the deaths and announcing an assistance of ₹ 2 lakh each for the families of those who died.
Earlier, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said those rescued are undergoing treatment for their injuries at hospitals in Vidisha and Basoda.&nbsp;He announced ex gratia of&nbsp;₹50,000 and free medical treatment for the injured
The Chief Minister announced in a Twitter post that the families of those who died in the incident will be provided a compensation of ₹ 5 lakh each.
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/on-video-man-tries-to-save-woman-hanging-from-9th-floor-she-falls-1626354816739" target="_blank">On video: Man tries to save wife hanging from 9th floor, she falls</a>

As the government gears up for a reboot, we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system. The issue of judicial reform was raked up once again as civil society outraged over the death of 84-yr-old activist Stan Swamy while in custody. As thousands of undertrials languish in jails waiting for justice to be served, we ask if justice delayed is justice denied? As cases of frivolous FIRs emerge, we ask if there is any accountability for those who file false charges? Is it time to re-look at draconian laws that infringe on an individual's fundamental rights and freedom? Should judicial reform be carried out by the judiciary or the executive? To know the answers to these questions and more, watch this week's episode of News Guru

News Guru: Is it time for Big Bang judicial reforms?

Descriptor: While the government looks to reboot, we look&nbsp;we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system. Is justice&nbsp;delayed justice denied? Has the process become the punishment? With cases of custody deaths, unlawful detention and frivolous FIRs being reported in India, we ask if the country is in desperate need of judicial reforms. &nbsp;

As the government gears up for a reboot, we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system. The issue of judicial reform was raked up once again as civil society outraged over the death of 84-yr-old activist Stan Swamy while in custody. As thousands of undertrials languish in jails waiting for justice to be served, we ask if justice delayed is justice denied? As cases of frivolous FIRs emerge, we ask if there is any accountability for those who file false charges? Is it time to re-look at draconian laws that infringe on an individual's fundamental rights and freedom? Should judicial reform be carried out by the judiciary or the executive? To know the answers to these questions and more, watch this week's episode of News Guru

As the government gears up for a reboot, we look at a crucial pillar of democracy that is in dire need of reform- the judicial system.

Rijiju, Raj Kumar Singh, Puti, Kishen Reddy, Anurag Thakur

Cabinet Reshuffle 2021: 7 ministers elevated to the Cabinet rank 

//Cabinet Reshuffle&nbsp;2021: 7 ministers elevated to the Cabinet rank&nbsp; //MoS Youth Affairs and Sports Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;elevated as Cabinet Minister&nbsp;&nbsp; //Cabinet shuffle &amp; expansion: Hardeep&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Puri&nbsp;takes oath&nbsp; //G&nbsp;Kishan Reddy promoted as Cabinet minister, takes oath //MoS&nbsp;Finance &amp; Corporate Affairs Anurag&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;elevated as Cabinet Minister //Raj Kumar&nbsp;Singh elevated to Union Cabinet minister rank

Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that ministers of different departments are compelled to speak out on any subject just to save a &lsquo;false image&rsquo; of the Prime Minister. He also said that in order to fight the coronavirus, the country needs the right motive, policy and decision making.
The Congress leader has been blunt and aggressive in his reproach for the centre&rsquo;s vaccination strategy and handling of the pandemic at large.
His remarks come a day after Union Ministers Prakash Javadekar and Dharmendra Pradhan called his criticism &lsquo;meaningless blabbering&rsquo; and asserted the alleged agenda of the so called &lsquo;Congress toolkit&rsquo;.

Ministers compelled to speak out on any subject to save PM's 'false image': Rahul’s continues offensive

//BJP&nbsp;ministers compelled to praise of PM: Rahul //Rahul's&nbsp;blunt criticism on Twitter against Centre&nbsp; //Union Ministers labelled critique 'meaningless blabbering'&nbsp; //BJP leaders continue to praise&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;govt's achievements&nbsp;

Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that BJP ministers are compelled to speak out on any subject just to save a &lsquo;false image&rsquo; of the Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi. He also said that in order to fight the coronavirus, the country needs the right motive, policy and decision making. Union Ministers Prakash Javadekar and Dharmendra Pradhan&nbsp;have called his criticism &lsquo;meaningless blabbering&rsquo; and asserted the alleged agenda of the so called &lsquo;Congress toolkit&rsquo;.&nbsp;
The Congress leader has been blunt and aggressive in his reproach for the centre&rsquo;s vaccination strategy and handling of the pandemic at large.
His remarks come as several ministers and&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;ministers relentlessly tweet about the achievements of Modi&nbsp;government on the microblogging&nbsp;platform, praising the Prime Minister for different policies over the last 7 years.&nbsp;

CISF chief Subodh Jaiswal&nbsp;has been appointed as CBI chief for a period of two years, the government said late on Tuesday.&nbsp;The three choices&nbsp;made by the PM-led Selection Committee on Monday included Jaiswal, SSB DG KR Chandra and Special Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs VSK Kaumudi. Having worked closely with the Centre as part of Research and Analysis Wing earlier, Jaiswal was seen as a frontrunner even though Kaumudi is the only one with prior experience of working in the CBI.Two 1984-batch officers, YC Modi of Assam-Meghalaya cadre and Rakesh Asthana of the Gujarat cadre, were out of contention for the post after CJI &nbsp;N V Ramana cited a Supreme Court guideline on appointment of police chiefs.&nbsp;

Subodh Jaiswal appointed CBI chief for a period of two years

CISF chief Subodh Jaiswal&nbsp;has been appointed as CBI chief for a period of two years, the government said late on Tuesday.&nbsp; The three choices&nbsp;made by the PM-led Selection Committee on Monday included Jaiswal, SSB DG KR Chandra and Special Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs VSK Kaumudi. Having worked closely with the Centre as part of Research and Analysis Wing earlier, Jaiswal was seen as a frontrunner even though Kaumudi is the only one with prior experience of working in the CBI. Two 1984-batch officers, YC Modi of Assam-Meghalaya cadre and Rakesh Asthana of the Gujarat cadre, were out of contention for the post after CJI &nbsp;N V Ramana cited a Supreme Court guideline on appointment of police chiefs.&nbsp;

Subodh Jaiswal&nbsp;appointed CBI chief for a period of two years Jaiswal&nbsp;is currently with CISF&nbsp;and has worked with R&amp;AW His name was among three contenders considered&nbsp;for post Name of YC Modi and Rakesh&nbsp;Asthana&nbsp;were ruled out earlier

CISF chief Subodh Jaiswal&nbsp;has been appointed as CBI chief for a period of two years, the government said late on Tuesday.&nbsp; The three choices&nbsp;made by the PM-led Selection Committee on Monday included Jaiswal, SSB DG KR Chandra and Special Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs VSK Kaumudi. Having worked closely with the Centre as part of Research and Analysis Wing earlier, Jaiswal was seen as a frontrunner even though Kaumudi is the only one with prior experience of working in the CBI. Two 1984-batch officers, YC Modi of Assam-Meghalaya cadre and Rakesh Asthana of the Gujarat cadre, were out of contention for the post after CJI &nbsp;N V Ramana cited a Supreme Court guideline on appointment of police chiefs.&nbsp;

An advertisement published in the&nbsp;English daily Times of India on Monday&nbsp;in form of a letter from a US firm&nbsp;Landomus Realty Ventures has raised many eyebrows. The letter directed to Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;stated that the company wanted to invest $500 billion into India's National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP).&nbsp;
It was strange to see that the company's single-page website just talks about its intentions to 'build India' and doesn't have any other information about the firm itself except the name of its management.
As per Zoominfo, the company has 19 employees and a&nbsp;revenue of $5 million. And it wants to invest 100,000 times more than it makes?
A Whois lookup, however, revealed that the company website was registered in 2015 by&nbsp;United Land Bank, headquartered at Sivan Chetty Gardens in Karnataka, India, as published in a Moneycontrol report.
When searched about the address on the internet, a lot of apartment listing websites show that it is a&nbsp;residential area.
A Whois lookup, however, revealed that the company website was registered in 2015 by&nbsp;United Land Bank, headquartered at Sivan Chetty Gardens in Karnataka, India.

Mysterious US firm writes to PM via newspaper ad offering $500 bn investment

A front page ad from an&nbsp;obscure company promising $500 bn as investment into India was the headline grabbing attention on Monday.&nbsp; A US firm&nbsp;Landomus Realty placed a&nbsp;front page ad&nbsp;in form of a letter directed to Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;stated that the company wanted to invest $500 billion into India's National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP).&nbsp; So what is the&nbsp;Landomus Group ? And who it's Chairman Pradeep Kumar Satyaprakash? The company's&nbsp;single-page website just talks about its intentions to 'build India' and doesn't have any other information about the firm itself except the name of its management.
As per Zoominfo, the company has 19 employees and a&nbsp;revenue of $5 million while it seeks to invest 100,000 times more than it's reported topline.&nbsp;Authorised share capital of the unknown company is merely Rs 10 lakh and its paid-up capital is just Rs 1 lakh.&nbsp;
A Whois lookup, however, revealed that the company website was registered in 2015 by&nbsp;United Land Bank, headquartered at Sivan Chetty Gardens in Karnataka, India, as published in a Moneycontrol report.
When searched about the address on the internet, a lot of apartment listing websites show that it is a&nbsp;residential area.

As Delhi&rsquo;s vaccination drive for the 18-44 age group came to a halt on Saturday, Chief Minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;gave&nbsp;suggestions to centre to ramp to vaccination.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Giving the four suggestions to the central government, Arvind Kejriwal said: "All vaccine makers in India, within 24 hours, should be ordered to manufacture Bharat Biotech's Covaxin to ramp up stocks."
Further he said, the centre should speak to international vaccine manufacturers, buy from them and distribute to states.
Some countries "have stocked more vaccines than they need and the centre should request these nations to give the excess to India," the Chief Minister added.
International vaccine manufacturers should be given permission to manufacture in India, he underlined as his final suggestion.

Delhi CM Kerjriwal gives four suggestions to Modi govt for Covid vaccination ramp up

As Delhi&rsquo;s vaccination drive for the 18-44 age group came to a halt on Saturday, Chief Minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;gave&nbsp;suggestions to centre to ramp to vaccination.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Giving the four suggestions to the central government, Arvind Kejriwal said: "All vaccine makers in India, within 24 hours, should be ordered to manufacture Bharat Biotech's Covaxin to ramp up stocks."
Further he said, the centre should speak to international vaccine manufacturers, buy from them and distribute to states.
Some countries "have stocked more vaccines than they need and the centre should request these nations to give the excess to India," the Chief Minister added.
International vaccine manufacturers should be given permission to manufacture in India, he underlined as his final suggestion.

Delhi CM Kerjriwal gives four suggestions to Modi govt for vaccination ramp up

CM Kejriwal:&nbsp;Delhi received&nbsp;just 16 lakh doses in May Arvind&nbsp;Kejriwal's&nbsp;4 suggestions to increase vaccination&nbsp;&nbsp;
'Ask all vaccine makers to make&nbsp;Bharat Biotech's Covaxin' Delhi CM: India should buy vaccine from other countries&nbsp; 'Should allow foreign&nbsp;vaccine makers to&nbsp;manufacture in India'

As Delhi&rsquo;s vaccination drive for the 18-44 age group came to a halt on Saturday, Chief Minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal&nbsp;gave&nbsp;suggestions to centre to ramp up the vaccination.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Giving the four suggestions to the central government, Arvind Kejriwal said: "All vaccine makers in India, within 24 hours, should be ordered to manufacture Bharat Biotech's Covaxin to ramp up stocks."
Further he said, the centre should speak to international vaccine manufacturers, buy from them and distribute to states.
Some countries "have stocked more vaccines than they need and the centre should request these nations to give the excess to India," the Chief Minister added.
International vaccine manufacturers should be given permission to manufacture in India, he underlined as his final suggestion.

Days after BJP president wrote to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in response to her correspondence to the Prime Minister, another BJP patron has penned a letter.
Defending the Modi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis shot off a 4 page complaint letter to Gandhi wherein he targeted the Maha Vikas Aghadi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
While the country has lauded the &lsquo;Mumbai Model&rsquo;, the Opposition leader&nbsp; alleged fudging of data and mismanagement by the Uddhav government, which is in power in coalition with Congress.
Steady on the defensive, Fadnavis asked Gandhi to check the status in Congress ruled states and criticised her criticism of the Centre in these critical times.

After Nadda, Fadnavis writes to Sonia Gandhi 

//Another letter to Sonia: after Nadda, Fadnavis complains&nbsp; //Former Maha&nbsp;CM defends Modi&nbsp;govt's&nbsp;pandemic assistance&nbsp; //Uddhav&nbsp;govt fudging Covid data: Maha&nbsp;opposition leader&nbsp; //Defensive Fadnavis&nbsp;asks Sonia to check Cong-ruled states&nbsp; //Fadnavis: mere criticism was not going to solve anything

Days after BJP president wrote to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in response to her correspondence to the Prime Minister, another BJP leader has penned a letter to her.
Defending the Modi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis shot off a 4 page complaint letter to Sonia wherein he targeted the Maha Vikas Aghadi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
While the country has lauded the &lsquo;Mumbai Model&rsquo;, the Opposition leader alleged fudging of data and mismanagement by the Uddhav government, which is in power in coalition with Congress.
Fadnavis asked Sonia to check the status in Congress ruled states and questioned her criticism of the Centre in these critical times.

Amid fierce criticism that the government is facing over its handling of the pandemic, PM Modi&nbsp;in his address at an online farmers' event said he empathizes with citizens suffering due to Covid.
Calling the&nbsp;virus an invisible enemy, PM&nbsp;said the pandemic, which is worst in 100 years, is testing the world at every step.&nbsp;Condoling the lives lost due to the virus, the Prime minister said, he is feeling the pain citizens are suffering. 'As your pradhan sevak, I share your sentiment', he added.&nbsp;The PM also said his government&nbsp;was doing everything to make sure that maximum people get vaccinated.&nbsp;

As your Pradhan Sevak share sentiment, feel pain of Covid-affected: PM Modi

Amid fierce criticism that the government is facing over its handling of the pandemic, PM Modi&nbsp;in his address at an online farmers' event said he empathizes with citizens suffering due to Covid.
Calling the&nbsp;virus an invisible enemy, PM&nbsp;said the pandemic, which is worst in 100 years, is testing the world at every step.&nbsp;Condoling the lives lost due to the virus, the Prime minister said, he is feeling the pain citizens are suffering. 'As your pradhan sevak, I share your sentiment', he added.&nbsp; The PM also said his government&nbsp;was doing everything to make sure that maximum people get vaccinated.&nbsp;

As your PradhanSevak, I share every sentiment: PM Modi

PM Modi&nbsp;expresses empathy as India grapples with Covid
PM Modi&nbsp;calls&nbsp;the virus 'an invisible, shape-shifting&nbsp;enemy'
'As your Pradhan Sevak, I share every sentiment, feel your pain'
PM Modi: govt is ensuring maximum people get vaccinated

Amid fierce criticism that the government is facing over its handling of the pandemic, PM Modi&nbsp;in his address at an online farmers' event said he empathizes with citizens suffering due to Covid.
Calling the&nbsp;virus an invisible enemy, PM&nbsp;said the pandemic, which is worst in 100 years, is testing the world at every step.&nbsp;Condoling the lives lost due to the virus, the Prime minister said, he is feeling the pain citizens are suffering. 'As your pradhan sevak, I share your sentiment', he added.&nbsp; The PM also said his government&nbsp;was doing everything to make sure that maximum people get vaccinated.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi and President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;extended their best wishes to the nation, as India celebrates&nbsp;a low-key&nbsp;Eid-ul-fitr&nbsp;amid the pandemic. Modi&nbsp;on the eve of Eid&nbsp;greeted the nation tweeted, 'Praying for everyone's&nbsp;good health and well-being.&nbsp;Powered by our collective efforts we may overcome the global pandemic and work towards furthering human welfare'&nbsp;President Kovind&nbsp;too greeted citizens and urged everyone to follow all the Covid-19 protocols. 'The festival is an occasion to strengthen the spirit of fraternity and rededicate ourselves to the service of humanity', he said.Indis&nbsp;observes a mellowed celebration on the occasion of Eid,&nbsp;as the country struggles to cope with the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19. Strict guidelines have been implemented to curb the spread of the virus. For the 2nd consecutive year, no congregational prayers and get together will happen due to the pandemic.&nbsp;Clerics of different states have urged people to celebrate the festival at home and connect with people virtually through social media.&nbsp;

President, PM extend wishes as India celebrates Eid amid pandemic

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi and President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;extended their best wishes to the nation, as India celebrates&nbsp;a low-key&nbsp;Eid-ul-fitr&nbsp;amid the pandemic. Modi&nbsp;on the eve of Eid&nbsp;greeted the nation tweeted, 'Praying for everyone's&nbsp;good health and well-being.&nbsp;Powered by our collective efforts we may overcome the global pandemic and work towards furthering human welfare'&nbsp; President Kovind&nbsp;too greeted citizens and urged everyone to follow all the Covid-19 protocols. 'The festival is an occasion to strengthen the spirit of fraternity and rededicate ourselves to the service of humanity', he said. Indis&nbsp;observes a mellowed celebration on the occasion of Eid,&nbsp;as the country struggles to cope with the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19. Strict guidelines have been implemented to curb the spread of the virus. For the 2nd consecutive year, no congregational prayers and get together will happen due to the pandemic.&nbsp; Clerics of different states have urged people to celebrate the festival at home and connect with people virtually through social media.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi and President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;extended their best wishes to the nation, as India celebrates&nbsp;a low-key&nbsp;Eid-ul-fitr&nbsp;amid the pandemic. 'Powered by our collective efforts we may overcome the global pandemic and work towards furthering human welfare', PM Modi tweeted. President Kovind&nbsp;too wished the citizens and urged everyone to follow all the Covid-19 protocols.&nbsp;
Celebration on the occasion of Eid&nbsp;are mellow,&nbsp;as the country struggles to cope with the deadly 2nd wave of Covid-19. Strict guidelines have been implemented to curb the spread of the virus. For the 2nd consecutive year, no congregational prayers and get together will happen due to the pandemic.&nbsp; Clerics of different states have urged people to celebrate the festival at home and connect with people virtually through social media.&nbsp;

Facebook on Saturday suspended Malayalam poet and former secretary of National Sahitya Academy K Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account after he posted a satirical video mocking BJP&rsquo;s loss in the Assembly elections in Kerala. The video is a movie clipping of Hitler addressing his soldiers after defeat with added Malayalam commentary about Amit Shah and BJP leaders speaking to their party workers.
The account was suspended for 12 hours. According to the social media platform Satchidanandan violated &lsquo;community standards&rsquo; and has been prohibited from holding a Facebook Live for 30 days.
The poet also received a warning from Facebook earlier when he posted medical journal Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
Calling it a clear suppression of freedom of speech, the poet alleged that there is a conspiracy between the government and Facebook. He also added that there is massive surveillance by the BJP IT cell and the situation is becoming very tyrannical.
The BJP has denied any role in the incident. Kerala&rsquo;s NDA Convenor PK Krishandas said that it for Facebook to explain and the BJP at the state and Centre has no involvement in the suspension of the account.

Facebook suspends poet K Satchidanandan’s account over satirical video mocking BJP

Facebook on Saturday suspended Malayalam poet and former secretary of National Sahitya Academy K Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account after he posted a satirical video mocking BJP&rsquo;s loss in the Assembly elections in Kerala. The video is a movie clipping of Hitler addressing his soldiers after defeat with added Malayalam commentary about Amit Shah and BJP leaders speaking to their party workers.
The account was suspended for 12 hours. According to the social media platform Satchidanandan violated &lsquo;community standards&rsquo; and has been prohibited from holding a Facebook Live for 30 days.
The poet also received a warning from Facebook earlier when he posted medical journal Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
 Calling it a clear suppression of freedom of speech, the poet alleged that there is a conspiracy between the government and Facebook. He also added that there is massive surveillance by the BJP IT cell and the situation is becoming very tyrannical.
The BJP has denied any role in the incident. Kerala&rsquo;s NDA Convenor PK Krishandas said that it for Facebook to explain and the BJP at the state and Centre has no involvement in the suspension of the account.

//FB suspended Kerala poet&rsquo;s account over post about BJP&rsquo;s electoral loss //Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account suspended over video mocking BJP&rsquo;s defeat //Facebook has banned the poet from holding live session for 30 days //Poet also received warning for posting Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi //Satchidanandan: clear suppression of freedom of speech //Poet alleges surveillance, conspiracy between BJP&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Facebook //BJP says both State &amp; Centre has no role in the incident

Facebook on Saturday suspended Malayalam poet and former secretary of National Sahitya Academy K Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account after he posted a satirical video mocking BJP&rsquo;s loss in the Assembly elections in Kerala. The video is a movie clipping of Adolf Hitler addressing his soldiers after defeat with added Malayalam commentary about Amit Shah and BJP leaders speaking to their party workers.
The account was suspended for 12 hours. According to the social media platform Satchidanandan violated &lsquo;community standards&rsquo; and has been prohibited from holding a Facebook Live for 30 days.
The poet also received a warning from Facebook earlier when he posted medical journal Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
 Calling it a clear suppression of freedom of speech, the poet alleged that there is a conspiracy between the government and Facebook. He also added that there is massive surveillance by the BJP IT cell and the situation is becoming very tyrannical.
The BJP has denied any role in the incident. National Democratic Alliance convenor in Kerala PK Krishna Das said that it is for Facebook to explain and the BJP at the state and Centre has no involvement in the suspension of the account.

Five years ago, a victory in Assam opened the gateway to the northeast for the BJP&hellip; and with a second straight win, the saffron party has established that its dominance is much beyond the Hindi heartland.
Battling a pervasive anti-citizenship law movement, in a state with explicit and pronounced caste, religious and ethnic fault lines, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party employed a nuanced campaign, tailor-made to suit each of the sub-regions.
Assam has remained a top priority for the BJP. Narendra Modi as Prime Minister has the record number of visits to the state under his name. No wonder then, the campaign blitzkrieg for the BJP alliance called the &lsquo;Mitrajot&rsquo; was led by Modi and votes were asked on his name. The pivotal plank was that of growth and development.
The perennial issue of migrant influx was ably handled by Home Minister Amit Shah and Hemanta Biswa Sarma, who repeatedly vowed to take action. Like in the past, the BJP denounced the Congress-led 'Mahajot' as an &lsquo;Alliance of Mughals&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Shah-Sarma duo were successful in pushing the contentious CAA under the rugs of oblivion.&nbsp;
&nbsp;Political analysts say&nbsp;the BJP&rsquo;s pre-election sops and financial aid schemes impressed many.&nbsp;
// Take for example the &lsquo;Orunodoi&rsquo; scheme which extends aid to women up to Rs 3000 a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Or the popular scheme under which scooters are given to meritorious girl students&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// And, under a health scheme named after former PM Vajpayee, there was free treatment for poor in the pandemic.
At another level, the BJP could use the Assam win to silence the CAA dissenters across the country. No other state has felt the impact of the contentious law like Assam has so far. Expect Rahul Gandhi to face attacks from the BJP especially after he repeatedly promised to not implement CAA If Congress is voted to power.
&nbsp;
For the Congress and its allies, a weak leadership at the Centre, which woke up late to the campaign, remains a cause of worry. The grand old party must have terribly missed the late Tarun Gogoi, who ably kept the BJP and allies away from power for 15 years. His boots were indeed too big to fill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The introspection about the alliance with 'Mai party' AIDUF is natural. The Congress must be asking that did alliance with AIUDF help the BJP to consolidate the Hindu vote.
The BJP too has a question to answer. Who will be the next CM of Assam: Sonowal or Sarma?

Explained: how BJP ensured a second term in Assam

Five years ago, a victory in Assam opened the gateway to the northeast for the BJP&hellip; and with a second straight win, the saffron party has established that its dominance is much beyond the Hindi heartland.
Battling a pervasive anti-citizenship law movement, in a state with explicit and pronounced caste, religious and ethnic fault lines, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party employed a nuanced campaign, tailor-made to suit each of the sub-regions.
Assam has remained a top priority for the BJP. Narendra Modi as Prime Minister has the record number of visits to the state under his name. No wonder then, the campaign blitzkrieg for the BJP alliance called the &lsquo;Mitrajot&rsquo; was led by Modi and votes were asked on his name. The pivotal plank was that of growth and development.
The perennial issue of migrant influx was ably handled by Home Minister Amit Shah and Hemanta Biswa Sarma, who repeatedly vowed to take action. Like in the past, the BJP denounced the Congress-led 'Mahajot' as an &lsquo;Alliance of Mughals&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Shah-Sarma duo were successful in pushing the contentious CAA under the rugs of oblivion. &nbsp;
&nbsp;Political analysts say&nbsp;the BJP&rsquo;s pre-election sops and financial aid schemes impressed many.&nbsp;
// Take for example the &lsquo;Orunodoi&rsquo; scheme which extends aid to women up to Rs 3000 a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Or the popular scheme under which scooters are given to meritorious girl students&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// And, under a health scheme named after former PM Vajpayee, there was free treatment for poor in the pandemic.
 At another level, the BJP could use the Assam win to silence the CAA dissenters across the country. No other state has felt the impact of the contentious law like Assam has so far. Expect Rahul Gandhi to face attacks from the BJP especially after he repeatedly promised to not implement CAA If Congress is voted to power.
&nbsp;
For the Congress and its allies, a weak leadership at the Centre, which woke up late to the campaign, remains a cause of worry. The grand old party must have terribly missed the late Tarun Gogoi, who ably kept the BJP and allies away from power for 15 years. His boots were indeed too big to fill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The introspection about the alliance with 'Mai party' AIDUF is natural. The Congress must be asking that did alliance with AIUDF help the BJP to consolidate the Hindu vote.
The BJP too has a question to answer. Who will be the next CM of Assam: Sonowal or Sarma?

Five years ago, a victory in Assam opened the gateway to the northeast for the BJP&hellip; and with a second straight win, the saffron party has established that its dominance is much beyond the Hindi heartland.
Battling a pervasive anti-citizenship law movement, in a state with explicit and pronounced caste, religious and ethnic fault lines, Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s party employed a nuanced campaign, tailor-made to suit each of the sub-regions.
Assam has remained a top priority for the BJP. Narendra Modi as Prime Minister has the record number of visits to the state under his name. No wonder then, the campaign blitzkrieg for the BJP alliance called the &lsquo;Mitrajot&rsquo; was led by Modi and votes were asked on his name. The pivotal plank was that of growth and development.
The perennial issue of migrant influx was ably handled by Home Minister Amit Shah and Hemanta Biswa Sarma, who repeatedly vowed to take action. Like in the past, the BJP denounced the Congress-led 'Mahajot' as an &lsquo;Alliance of Mughals&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Shah-Sarma duo were successful in pushing the contentious CAA under the rugs of oblivion. &nbsp;
&nbsp;Political analysts say&nbsp;the BJP&rsquo;s pre-election sops and financial aid schemes impressed many.&nbsp;
// Take for example the &lsquo;Orunodoi&rsquo; scheme which extends aid to women up to Rs 3000 a month.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// Or the popular scheme under which scooters are given to meritorious girl students&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
// And, under a health scheme named after former PM Vajpayee, there was free treatment for poor in the pandemic.
 At another level, the BJP could use the Assam win to silence the CAA dissenters across the country. No other state has felt the impact of the contentious law like Assam has so far. Expect Rahul Gandhi to face attacks from the BJP especially after he repeatedly promised to not implement CAA If Congress is voted to power.
&nbsp;
For the Congress and its allies, a weak leadership at the Centre, which woke up late to the campaign, remains a cause of worry. The grand old party must have terribly missed the late Tarun Gogoi, who ably kept the BJP and allies away from power for 15 years. His boots were indeed too big to fill.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
The introspection about the alliance with 'Mai party' AIDUF is natural. The Congress must be asking that did alliance with AIUDF help the BJP to consolidate the Hindu vote.
The BJP too has a question to answer. Who will be the next CM of Assam: Sonowal or Sarma?

In Assam trends have given a clear edge to the ruling BJP-led NDA. Despite the Opposition led by the Congress cornering the BJP over the contentious CAA and NRC, Prime Minister Modi led party may have drawn a bigger point at the national stage with this win.

Attacking the Centre over the rise in Covid-19 cases and the struggling healthcare infrastructure, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee blamed the Prime Minister for the present situation and called it a Modi-made disaster. Mamata demanded that PM Modi has to take responsibility of low availability of medicines or should quit if he is unable to provide with adequate medical infrastructure to fight the virus.
The Trinamool Congress Chief alleged that 65% of the medicines produced in the country had been exported and surge in Covid-19 cases was due to the monumental failure of the Centre which showed how negligent and incompetent the Central government is.

Mamata slams PM over resurgence in Covid-19 cases, calls it a Modi-made disaster

Covid&nbsp;wave: Didi&nbsp;blames PM, calls it Modi-made disaster
PM should take responsibility over medical infra failure: Mamata
'Quit if you cant' provide adequate medical supply'
TMC&nbsp;chief alleges 65% medicines exported

Attacking the Centre over the rise in Covid-19 cases and the struggling healthcare infrastructure, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;has called the crisis a Modi-made disaster. Mamata demanded that PM Narendra&nbsp;Modi has to take responsibility of low availability of medicines or should quit if he is unable to provide adequate medical infrastructure to fight the virus.
The Trinamool Congress Chief alleged that 65% of the medicines produced in the country had been exported and surge in Covid-19 cases was due to the monumental failure of the Centre.

Good news for startups and&nbsp;FinTechs&nbsp;as the Prime Minister has made a big pitch for larger credit flows to head their way. Speaking at a webinar PM Modi highlighted that&nbsp;financial products will have to be tailor-made for fintech and startups.&nbsp;He expects&nbsp;India's fintech market to grow to Rs 6 lakh cr.
Addressing a webinar&nbsp;on&nbsp;the implementation of Budget in the Financial Services sector&nbsp;the Prime Minister assured the audience that the government is committed to strengthening the banking sector and the focus remains on&nbsp;taking steps to make the financial services sector vibrant, proactive and strong. PM&nbsp;Modi said that investors, depositor&rsquo;s trust and transparency is the top priority of his government.&nbsp;

PM’s big push for FinTech

Good news for startups and&nbsp;FinTechs&nbsp;as the Prime Minister has made a big pitch for larger credit flows to head their way. Speaking at a webinar PM Modi highlighted that&nbsp;financial products will have to be tailor-made for fintech and startups.&nbsp;He expects&nbsp;India's fintech market to grow to Rs 6 lakh cr.
Addressing a webinar&nbsp;on&nbsp;the implementation of Budget in the Financial Services sector&nbsp;the Prime Minister assured the audience that the government is committed to strengthening the banking sector and the focus remains on&nbsp;taking steps to make the financial services sector vibrant, proactive and strong. PM&nbsp;Modi said that investors, depositor&rsquo;s trust and transparency is the top priority of his government.&nbsp;

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