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Sharing a photo with &lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo; team, PM Modi tweeted, &lsquo;The cinematic brilliance and success of &lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo; has drawn global attention as well as acclaim.&rsquo;

PM Narendra Modi meets ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ team, praises Oscar-winning documentary

Sharing a photo with ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ team, PM Modi tweeted, ‘The cinematic brilliance and success of ‘The Elephant Whisperers’ has drawn global attention as well as acclaim.’

Sharing a photo with &lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo; team, PM Modi tweeted, &lsquo;The cinematic brilliance and success of &lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo; has drawn global attention as well as acclaim.&rsquo;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the team of the Oscar-winning documentary &lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo; on Thursday. Photos from their meet were shared by the official Twitter handle of the Prime Minister in which he is seen standing with the film&rsquo;s director Kartiki Gonsalves and producer Guneet Monga as they hold the Oscars. Monika Shergill, Netflix India's Vice President, Content, is also seen in the photo.
Sharing the photo, Modi tweeted, &lsquo;The cinematic brilliance and success of &lsquo;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/south/the-elephant-whisperers-team-interacts-with-media-kartiki-gonsalves-says-hope-win-paves-way-1679650209706">The Elephant Whisperers</a>&rsquo; has drawn global attention as well as acclaim. Today, I had the opportunity to meet the brilliant team associated with it. They have made India very proud.&rsquo;
Guneet Monga reacted to his tweet and wrote, &lsquo;Honourable PM @narendramodi Sir, we are truly honoured to have met you today and share with you the Oscar that India has won for &lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo;. Grateful for your appreciation for this cherished moment for @sikhyaent.&rsquo;
&lsquo;The Elephant Whisperers&rsquo; is the maiden Indian production to win in the Documentary Short category. It explores the bond between humans and an abandoned elephant calf in a Tamil Nadu sanctuary.
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After a list of "unparliamentary" words and a ban on protests inside the Parliament premises, a fresh advisory barring pamphlets and placards in the House was issued.
The Lok Sabha secretariat issued the advisory, stating that any literature, questionnaire, pamphlets, press notes, leaflets, etc should not be distributed without the Speaker's permission. The advisory said that placards are "strictly prohibited" inside the Parliament House Complex.
The latest advisory followed a political controversy over other advisories regarding behaviour in the Parliament. MPs were earlier told not to stage demonstrations, dharnas, strikes, fast, or religious ceremonies at the Parliament.
Before this, the Lok Sabha Secretariat had issued a booklet of words and phrases which would be considered unparliamentary according to the context. The list reportedly included words like 'corruption', 'Jumlajeevi', 'tanashah', 'Dictator', 'black', 'Khalistani', 'ashamed', 'abused', 'betrayed', 'criminal', 'drama', 'bloodshed', 'hooliganism', 'hypocrisy', and 'incompetent'.
The Opposition has called the advisories an attempt by the Narendra Modi government to silence criticism in the Parliament. The government has claimed that the advisories are nothing new, and have been periodically issued in the past as well.
The central legislature is set to convene on 18 July for the 2022 Monsoon Session.

Parliament: ban on placards, pamphlets after protest ban advisory and 'unparliamentary' words list

The Lok Sabha secretariat issued the advisory, stating that any literature, questionnaire, pamphlets, press notes, leaflets, etc should not be distributed without the Speaker's permission.

After a list of "unparliamentary" words and a ban on protests inside the Parliament premises, a fresh advisory barring pamphlets and placards in the House was issued.
The Lok Sabha secretariat issued the advisory, stating that any literature, questionnaire, pamphlets, press notes, leaflets, etc should not be distributed without the Speaker's permission. The advisory said that placards are "strictly prohibited" inside the Parliament House Complex.
The latest advisory followed a political controversy over other advisories regarding behaviour in the Parliament. MPs were earlier told not to stage demonstrations, dharnas, strikes, fast, or religious ceremonies at the Parliament.
Before this, the Lok Sabha Secretariat had issued a booklet of words and phrases which would be considered unparliamentary according to the context. The list reportedly included words like 'corruption', 'Jumlajeevi', 'tanashah', 'Dictator', 'black', 'Khalistani', 'ashamed', 'abused', 'betrayed', 'criminal', 'drama', 'bloodshed', 'hooliganism', 'hypocrisy', and 'incompetent'.
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The Opposition has called the advisories an attempt by the Narendra Modi government to silence criticism in the Parliament. The government has claimed that the advisories are nothing new, and have been periodically issued in the past as well.
The central legislature is set to convene on 18 July for the 2022 Monsoon Session.

Rahul Gandhi made the comments during an online interaction with Professor Ashutosh Varshney of the Brown University in the US.

Saddam Hussain, Gaddafi also won elections: Rahul Gandhi's latest jibe at Centre

Saddam Hussain, Gaddafi also won elections, says&nbsp;Rahul Gandhi' in latest salvo at the govt

Rahul Gandhi: even Saddam Hussein, Gaddafi also won elections&nbsp;
Gandhi's comment from an interaction with Brown University, US
Democracy can be destroyed if social media is controlled, says Rahul
Rahul&nbsp;takes a dig at Centre,&nbsp;situation is much worse than&nbsp;imagined
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Amping up his attacks on the govt, Congress leader <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/rahul-gandhi-1487568916296" target="_blank" >Rahul Gandhi</a> on Tuesday said that Iraq&rsquo;s dictator Saddam Hussain and Libya&rsquo;s Muammar Gaddafi used to win elections as well, adding that electoral democracy can be 'destroyed' if one can control the social media and institutions.
Rahul Gandhi made the comments during an online interaction with Professor Ashutosh Varshney of the Brown University in the US.
After two foreign organisations criticised India on freedom and democracy, Rahul Gandhi said the 'situation is much worse than they have imagined'. He also said these foreign institutions have their view, but India does not need a stamp from them.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-downgrade-india-to-plan-own-democracy-rank-press-freedom-index-report-1615964853729" target="_blank" >After downgrade, India to plan own democracy rank, press freedom index: report</a>

Harsimrat resigns from Union Cabinet over farm Bills 

Akali Dal's lone minister in the Narendra Modi government, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, on Thursday resigned from the Union Cabinet to protest the farm bills.&nbsp;

Akali Dal's lone minister in the Narendra Modi government, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, on Thursday resigned from the Union Cabinet to protest the farm bills. Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal had earlier on Thursday said in the Lok Sabha that Kaur, who was the Minister for Food Processing, will resign in protest as the government tabled two more farm-sector related bills in the lower house amid widespread protests by farmers in Punjab and Haryana.&nbsp;The SAD had been requesting the Centre not to go ahead with the three agriculture-related bills for approval of Parliament &ldquo;until all reservations expressed by farmers&rsquo;&nbsp;organisations, farmers and farm&nbsp;labourers&rdquo; are addressed.&nbsp;

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