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BJP has consolidated its position in the north-western India after adding Maharashtra to its kitty and now it has set it eyes on southern states, especially Telangana.
The saffron party will be holding a 2-day national executive meeting in Hyderabad on Saturday and Sunday. 
Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda and several other big leaders of the party will be attending the meeting. 
This will be the first physical meeting of the BJP's key decision-making body outside the national capital after a gap of five years and the third in a southern state after coming to power in 2014.
The national executive meeting will begin on Saturday noon with the inaugural speech of Nadda and conclude with Modi's address on Sunday.

After successful Maharashtra coup, BJP's big meet in Hyderabad

BJP has consolidated its position in the north-western India after adding Maharashtra to its kitty and now it has set it eyes on southern states, especially Telangana.

This will be the first physical meeting of the BJP's key decision-making body outside the national capital after a gap of five years and the third in a southern state after coming to power in 2014.

BJP has consolidated its position in the north-western India after adding Maharashtra to its kitty and now it has set it eyes on southern states, especially Telangana.
The saffron party will be holding a 2-day national executive meeting in Hyderabad on Saturday and Sunday.&nbsp;
Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda and several other big leaders of the party will be attending the meeting.&nbsp;
This will be the first physical meeting of the BJP's key decision-making body outside the national capital after a gap of five years and the third in a southern state after coming to power in 2014.
The national executive meeting will begin on Saturday noon with the inaugural speech of Nadda and conclude with Modi's address on Sunday.
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The fate of Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat remains uncertain even as he met top Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders, party chief JP Nadda and Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday, to discuss the future course of action.
Some reports say the Uttarakhand Chief Minister has offered to resign from his post, in order to avoid a Constitutional crisis in the state. Tirath Singh Rawat took oath as Uttarakhand's chief minister on March 10, replacing Trivendra Singh Rawat. At the time of taking oath, Tirath Singh Rawat was not an elected MLA in the Uttarakhand Assembly and was a Lok Sabha MP representing Pauri Garhwal. He continues to be a Lok Sabha MP currently.
As per the Constitution, a minister or the chief minister has to get elected to the state legislature within six months of taking oath. The person can either be elected to the legislative assembly or the legislative council (in states that have two houses). 
In the case of Tirath Singh Rawat, he has until September 10 to get elected to the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly through a byelection. But amid a Covid crisis, chances of holding a byelection are bleak.

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat sends his resignation to the Governor

Uttarakhand&nbsp;Chief Minister Tirath&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Rawat&nbsp;resigns, barely four months after taking office, sends letter to Governor

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;sends resignation to Governor
Rawat&nbsp;resigned in order to avoid a Constitutional crisis in the state
Move comes barely four months after Rawat took charge as CM
Tirath Singh Rawat took oath as Uttarakhand's CM on March 10
At the time of oath, Rawat was not an elected MLA in the state assembly
Tirath Singh Rawat is currently a Lok Sabha MP representing Pauri Garhwal
CM has to be elected to the state legislature in 6 months of taking oath

As per the Constitution, a minister or the chief minister has to get elected to the state legislature within six months of taking oath.

Uttarakhand CM Tirath Singh Rawat&nbsp;has sent his resignation to the Uttarakhand&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Baby Rani Maurya and BJP&nbsp;chief JP Nadda. Reports say the&nbsp;Chief Minister resigned in order to avoid a Constitutional crisis in the state.&nbsp;The move comes barely four months after he took charge and just ahead of polls next year in the state.
Tirath Singh Rawat took oath as Uttarakhand's chief minister on March 10, replacing Trivendra Singh Rawat. At the time of taking oath, Tirath Singh Rawat was not an elected MLA in the Uttarakhand Assembly and was a Lok Sabha MP representing Pauri Garhwal. He continues to be a Lok Sabha MP currently.
As per the Constitution, a minister or the chief minister has to get elected to the state legislature within six months of taking oath. The person can either be elected to the legislative assembly or the legislative council (in states that have two houses).

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.

A day after Sonia Gandhi alleged complete mismanagement of the pandemic by PM Modi in a meeting of the Congress&rsquo; Working Committee, BJP president JP Nadda on Tuesday wrote a letter to his Congress counterpart asking her and the party to &ldquo;stop misleading people, creating false panic and even contradicting the stands on the vaccination policy.&rdquo;
The CWC on Monday passed a resolution calling the second Covid-19 wave a &ldquo;grave calamity and direct consequence of the Modi government&rsquo;s indifference, insensitivity, and incompetence.&rdquo;
Nadda, in his four-page response to Gandhi, accused Congress leaders of contributing to vaccine hesitancy. In the scathing letter Nadda also wrote that conduct of Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, during Covid-19 will be remembered for duplicity and pettiness.
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'Stop misleading people over Covid': BJP president JP Nadda writes to Sonia Gandhi

A day after Sonia Gandhi alleged complete mismanagement of the pandemic by PM Modi in a meeting of the Congress&rsquo; Working Committee, BJP president JP Nadda on Tuesday wrote a letter to his Congress counterpart asking her and the party to &ldquo;stop misleading people, creating false panic and even contradicting the stands on the vaccination policy.&rdquo;
The CWC on Monday passed a resolution calling the second Covid-19 wave a &ldquo;grave calamity and direct consequence of the Modi government&rsquo;s indifference, insensitivity, and incompetence.&rdquo;
Nadda, in his four-page response to Gandhi, accused Congress leaders of contributing to vaccine hesitancy. In the scathing letter Nadda also wrote that conduct of Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, during Covid-19 will be remembered for duplicity and pettiness.
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Escalating the row with Bengal govt over the attack on BJP chief JP Nadda's convoy last week, the Centre has summoned two top state officials to Delhi once again. And Mamata Banerjee govt has again refused to send them. The state govt has sought a video meet instead, citing Covid. Home ministry reportedly wrote to the Bengal govt on Thursday evening summoning the chief secretary and police chief on Friday evening. Bengal had refused to send the officials when they were summoned last week. The Centre has also asked for 3 IPS officers on deputation to be sent back, which has also been refused by the state.

Centre summons officials again, Mamata refuses again

The Centre has summoned two top West Bengal officials to Delhi once again. And Mamata Banerjee govt has again refused to send them.

Escalating the row with Bengal govt over the attack on BJP chief JP Nadda's convoy last week, the Centre has summoned two top state officials to Delhi once again. And Mamata Banerjee govt has again refused to send them. The state govt has sought a video meet instead, citing Covid. Home ministry reportedly wrote to the Bengal govt on Thursday evening summoning the chief secretary and police chief on Friday evening. Bengal had refused to send the officials when they were summoned last week. The Centre has also asked for 3 IPS officers on deputation to be sent back, which has also been refused by the state.

Covid delayed CAA, will be implemented soon: Nadda in Bengal

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Jagat Prakash&thinsp;Nadda on Monday said that the contentious Citizenship Amendment&thinsp;Act or&nbsp;CAA&nbsp;was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak and&thinsp;will be implemented soon. He made the remark while he&nbsp;was addressing a meeting with social groups in West Bengal&rsquo;s Siliguri. The contentious legislation was&nbsp;passed by Parliament during the winter session&nbsp;in December last year, and lead to widespread protests across the country.&nbsp;Bengal&nbsp;will go to polls next year along with Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam.

BJP&nbsp;chief Nadda&nbsp;holds meeting in Siliguri Nadda: CAA&nbsp;to be implemented soon Nadda's remark as BJP&nbsp;gears up for Bengal poll Contentious CAA&nbsp;triggered pan-India protest&nbsp;

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Jagat Prakash&thinsp;Nadda on Monday said that the contentious Citizenship Amendment&thinsp;Act or&nbsp;CAA&nbsp;was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak and&thinsp;will be implemented soon. He made the remark while he&nbsp;was addressing a meeting with social groups in West Bengal&rsquo;s Siliguri. The contentious legislation was&nbsp;passed by Parliament during the winter session&nbsp;in December last year, and lead to widespread protests across the country.&nbsp;Bengal&nbsp;will go to polls next year along with Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam.

Ballia firing: BJP chief's tough warning to party MLA

BJP chief JP Nadda has reportedly pulled up a party MLA from UP who has been defending an aide accused of shooting a man dead in public in Ballia

BJP chief JP Nadda has reportedly pulled up a party MLA from UP who has been defending an aide who shot a man dead in public in Ballia. Nadda has sought an explanation from Ballia MLA Surendra Singh and has also reportedly warned the party's UP chief over the MLA's conduct. The BJP's notice to the MLA comes four days after his aide, former army man Dhirendra Singh, allegedly shot a villager dead during a Panchayat meeting in the presence of officials and the police. The MLA had defended the alleged killer saying that he fired in self-defence. Dhirendra Singh, was missing since the shooting on Thursday, was arrested on Sunday.

India secure with Modi, Bihar with Nitish: BJP chief

Nitish&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;changed political course in Bihar, says BJP&nbsp;Chief JP Nadda&nbsp;at election rally in Bihar's&nbsp;Gaya.&nbsp;

BJP chief JP Nadda said on Sunday that the Nitish Kumar government took care of the people of Bihar amid the Covid-19 pandemic. He asserted that it is important that the leadership of the state is secured with him.
Addressing an election rally at the historic Gandhi Maidan in Gaya, Nadda listed the development works done by the NDA government at the Centre in the last six years in the state. SOT-- "Leadership of India is secured in the hands of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is important that the leadership of Bihar is secured with Nitish Kumar.

BJP chief JP Nadda said on Sunday that the Nitish Kumar government took care of the people of Bihar amid the Covid-19 pandemic, asserting that it is important that the leadership of the state is secured with him.
Addressing an election rally at the historic Gandhi Maidan in Gaya, Nadda listed the development works done by the NDA government at the Centre in the last six years in the state.
"Nitish Kumar took care of the people during the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial assistance was also provided by his government to those outside the state," he said.
"Leadership of India is secured in the hands of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and it is important that the leadership of Bihar is secured with Nitish Kumar," he added.
Nadda said that only four medical colleges were there in Bihar, but in the last six years, the state got 14 medical colleges and work is going on for 11 others.
"New dimensions of development are being written in Bihar and it is our responsibility to drive this development," he said.
Nadda is on a day-long visit to the state to strategise the BJP's poll campaign.
He arrived on a special plane in Patna where he was given a rousing welcome by party workers outside the airport.
Nadda then visited the renowned Hanuman temple in the city and offered prayers.
He also visited the JP Niwas at Kadamkuan and garlanded the statue of Jayaprakash Narayan.
The BJP chief then proceeded to Gaya for the public meeting.

Nadda: Mamata govt has an 'anti-Hindu' mindset

BJP president J P Nadda minced no words targeting Mamata Banerjee as he digitally addressed the newly-formed state committee of the party.
Nadda on Thursday accused the Mamata Banerjee government of having an 'anti-Hindu mindset' and spawning political violence in the state, which he said has claimed the 'lives of over 100 BJP workers'.
Nadda said, West Bengal is going to elections next year was the reason for TMC government pursuing &ldquo;minority appeasement&rdquo; policies.
"When the entire country was watching the &lsquo;bhoomi pujan&rsquo; (of Ram temple in Ayodhya), Mamata Banerjee imposed a lockdown in West Bengal on August 5 to prevent people from being part of the occasion at the local level,&rdquo; Nadda said, adding that, "In sharp contrast, lockdown was withdrawn due to Bakrid. This shows that the state government&rsquo;s policies are driven by an anti-Hindu mindset and appeasement politics".
Also raking up the recent vandalism incident at the Visva-Bharati University campus, Nadda slammed the TMC for running a &ldquo;corrupt dispensation&rdquo; in the state.
&ldquo;Even Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s legacy was sullied by TMC-backed land mafia at Visva-Bharati University at Santiniketan,&rdquo; he said.

BJP chief slams Mamata Banerjee on lockdown dates in Bengal Nadda: Mamata govt fostering an anti-Hindu mindset in state Nadda: political violence in Bengal claimed lives of BJP cadre Nadda: Bengal govt's policies driven by minority appeasement ((bite 1 : on lockdown dates )) Nadda on Viswa-Bharati vandalism row: Tagore's legacy sullied ((bite 2: on tagore legacy))

BJP president J P Nadda minced no words targeting Mamata Banerjee as he digitally addressed the newly-formed state committee of the party.
Nadda on Thursday accused the Mamata Banerjee government of having an 'anti-Hindu mindset' and spawning political violence in the state, which he said has claimed the 'lives of over 100 BJP workers'.
Nadda said, West Bengal going to elections next year was the reason for TMC government pursuing &ldquo;minority appeasement&rdquo; policies.
"When the entire country was watching the &lsquo;bhoomi pujan&rsquo; (of Ram temple in Ayodhya), Mamata Banerjee imposed a lockdown in West Bengal on August 5 to prevent people from being part of the occasion at the local level,&rdquo; Nadda said, adding that, "in sharp contrast, lockdown was withdrawn due to Bakrid. This shows that the state government&rsquo;s policies are driven by an anti-Hindu mindset and appeasement politics".
Also raking up the recent vandalism incident at the Visva-Bharati University campus, Nadda slammed the TMC for running a &ldquo;corrupt dispensation&rdquo; in the state.
&ldquo;Even Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s legacy was sullied by TMC-backed land mafia at Visva-Bharati University at Santiniketan,&rdquo; he said.

Bengal lifts lockdown on Sept 12 after NEET students request

Bengal cancels state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after aspirants say they can't reach NEET&nbsp;exam centres
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Bengal cancels Sept 12 lockdown&nbsp;on request of students
Students appearing for NEET&nbsp;urged lockdown&nbsp;to be lifted
Aspirants say they face difficulties reaching exam centres
((show tweet))
The NEET&nbsp;exam slated for September 13 nationwide&nbsp;
About 16.67 lakh&nbsp;candidates have applied for NEET&nbsp;2020
Nadda attacks Didi over Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;dates
Nadda: appeasement politics creating anti-Hindu mindset

The West Bengal government has decided to cancel the state-wide lockdown imposed on September 12 after several students appearing for NEET exam expressed their difficulty in travelling to their exam centres.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;tweeted&nbsp;that the state govt earlier decided to have a lockdown on September 11 and September 12 but after requests from students, the government has decided to lift the lockdown.
NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is scheduled to be conducted across the country on Sunday, September 13. 15.67 lakh candidates have applied for the NEET 2020 examination from all over the country.
Meanwhile, BJP&nbsp;president J P Nadda&nbsp;has hit out at Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;on her govt's appeasement politics over dates of the lockdown.
Nadda&nbsp;said, on August 5, when the foundation stone of Ram Temple was laid,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;imposed a lockdown in the state, but on July 31, the&nbsp;day of&nbsp;Bakri Eid, the lockdown was lifted. Nadda&nbsp;said, this vote bank and appeasement politics by Didi&nbsp;creates an anti-Hindu mindset in the state.

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