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KPCC President Sunny Joseph criticizes the renaming of Nehru Yuva Kendra, seeing it as erasing Nehru's contributions.

Kerala Congress Criticizes Nehru Yuva Kendra Renaming

KPCC President Sunny Joseph criticizes the central government's decision to rename Nehru Yuva Kendra, viewing it as part of an agenda to erase the legacy of India's first PM, Jawaharlal Nehru. This move has sparked significant political debate.

KPCC President Sunny Joseph criticizes the renaming of Nehru Yuva Kendra, viewing it as erasing Nehru's legacy.

Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) President Sunny Joseph, MLA, has sharply criticized the central government's decision to rename the 'Nehru Yuva Kendra' as 'Mera Yuva Bharat.' In a statement released on Thursday, Joseph condemned the move, calling it part of the Sangh Parivar&rsquo;s broader agenda to establish a religious state. Joseph highlighted the recent naming of a skill development center in Palakkad, governed by the BJP, after RSS founder Hedgewar, suggesting it aligns with the same ideological thrust.
He argued that any effort to erase the legacy of the nation's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, is a dangerous step towards fascism. "Attempts are being made to undermine Nehru's ideals and contributions to the nation. Regardless of how history is edited or names changed, Nehru's pivotal role as a nation-builder cannot be erased," Joseph asserted. Adding his voice to the opposition, CPI(M) MP A A Rahim wrote to Union Minister for Youth Affairs, Mansukh Mandaviya, expressing his strong objection to the renaming decision.
Rahim underscored the significant role of the Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan (NYKS), established in 1972, in organizing rural youth for nation-building, leadership development, and community engagement. Rahim criticized the rebranding as a continuation of the government's renaming spree and suggested that it ignores the NYKS's historical importance. He urged the Ministry to reconsider its decision and retain the original name to honor the institution&rsquo;s legacy and values.
The renaming of Nehru Yuva Kendra has sparked widespread debate, with critics viewing it as an attempt to marginalize Nehru's legacy in India's history.

The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library Society has emerged as a fresh flashpoint between Congress and BJP after it was renamed

Nehru Memorial Museum's name changed, Congress and BJP trade barbs

The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library Society has emerged as a fresh flashpoint between Congress and BJP after it was renamed

The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library Society housed in Teen Murti Bhavan premises has been renamed by the government as Prime Ministers' Museum and Library Society, prompting sharp reactions from the Congress which termed it as a "petty act".
The move to rename the Society comes nearly a year after the Pradhanmantri Sangrahalaya was inaugurated on the premises of the Teen Murti Bhavan, which served as the official residence of first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
In a special meeting of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library Society (NMML), it was resolved to change its name, the Culture Ministry said on Friday.
The meeting was presided over by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who is the vice president of the Society, it said.
In his address at the meeting, Singh "welcomed the proposal for change in name", since in its new form the institution exhibits the contributions of all prime ministers from Jawaharlal Nehru to Narendra Modi and their responses to various challenges faced by them, the ministry said in its statement.
Describing prime ministers as an institution and comparing the journey of various prime ministers to the varied colours of a rainbow, Singh emphasised that "all the colours of a rainbow have to be proportionately represented in order to make it beautiful".
"Thus the resolution has given a new name, respect to all our previous prime ministers and is democratic in content," it said.
The Congress termed it as an act of "vengeance", asserting that legacies don't get erased by renaming buildings.
The BJP on Friday hit back at the Congress over its remarks on the renaming of the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library, saying the party does not hesitate to insult even its own leaders who served as prime minister of the country.
In a series of tweets, Nadda said, "Classic example of political indigestion -- the inability to accept a simple fact that there are leaders beyond one dynasty who have served and built our nation".
Every prime minister has been given respect in the prime ministers' museum and the section relating to the first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, has not been altered, he said.

Congress MLA and former cabinet minister of Madhya Pradesh, Sajjan Singh Verma, has claimed that former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Muhammad Ali Jinnah divided the country "as an act of wisdom".
The Congress leader termed Jinnah a "freedom fighter" and said that he did the "right thing" by dividing the country.
The remarks of the former cabinet minister came while addressing the media on Wednesday.Verma, known for his controversial statements, stirred a row last week as well when he targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming that 'even his forefathers might have not participated in freedom struggle'. 

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The Congress leader termed Jinnah a "freedom fighter" and said that he did the "right thing" by dividing the country.

Congress MLA and former cabinet minister of Madhya Pradesh, Sajjan Singh Verma, has claimed that former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Muhammad Ali Jinnah divided the country "as an act of wisdom".
The Congress leader termed Jinnah a "freedom fighter" and said that he did the "right thing" by dividing the country.
The remarks of the former cabinet minister came while addressing the media on Wednesday. Verma, known for his controversial statements, stirred a row last week as well when he targeted&nbsp;Prime Minister&nbsp;Narendra Modi, claiming&nbsp;that&nbsp;'even his forefathers might have not participated in freedom struggle'.&nbsp;

In a hard-hitting editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena on Saturday criticised the Modi government for "failing" to handle the Covid-19 pandemic situation of the country. At a time when India is trying to become 'Aatmanirbhar', it has to seek help from smaller countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, the editorial said.In clear terms, the editorial noted that&nbsp;India is surviving on the system created by Nehru-Gandhi.&nbsp;

India surviving on system created by Nehru-Gandhi: Sena attacks PM Modi 

In a hard-hitting editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena on Saturday criticised the Modi government for "failing" to handle the Covid-19 pandemic situation of the country. At a time when India is trying to become 'Aatmanirbhar', it has to seek help from smaller countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, the editorial said. In clear terms, the editorial noted that&nbsp;India is surviving on the system created by Nehru-Gandhi.&nbsp;

In a hard-hitting editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena on Saturday criticised the Modi government for "failing" to handle the Covid-19 pandemic situation of the country. At a time when India is trying to become 'Aatmanirbhar', it has to seek help from smaller countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, the editorial said. In clear terms, the editorial noted that&nbsp;India is surviving on the system created by Nehru-Gandhi.&nbsp;

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