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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;

Twitter has rolled out support for 4K images on its smartphone apps for both Android and iOS devices.

Twitter rolls out support for 4K images on smartphone app

Twitter has rolled out support for 4K images on its smartphone apps for both Android and iOS devices. Users now have the ability to upload and view images at up to 4K resolution. Previously, resolution for images on Twitter was reportedly limited to 2,048 x 2,048 pixels.

Former English cricketer Kevin Pietersen&nbsp;has said that it is important to not schedule any international cricket in the window of the Indian Premier League. KP in a tweet said, "Cricket Boards should realise that the IPL&nbsp;is the biggest show in town. Do not schedule any International games whilst it's on." Pietersen's&nbsp;comments come after a majority of English stars in the cash-rich league are thinking of skipping the final stages of IPL&nbsp;as England have scheduled a home Test series vs New Zealand&nbsp;starting 2nd June. Most English cricketers could miss the final leg of IPL&nbsp;in order to return to national duty while ECB&nbsp;chief Ashley Giles has said that the board won't force the cricketers to return.&nbsp;

No international cricket during IPL, Pietersen's simple formula 

Most English cricketers could miss the final leg of IPL&nbsp;in order to return to national duty while ECB&nbsp;chief Ashley Giles has said that the board won't force the cricketers to return

Former English cricketer Kevin Pietersen&nbsp;has said that it is important to not schedule any international cricket in the window of the Indian Premier League. KP in a tweet said, "Cricket Boards should realise that the IPL&nbsp;is the biggest show in town. Do not schedule any International games whilst it's on." Pietersen's&nbsp;comments come after a majority of English stars in the cash-rich league are thinking of skipping the final stages of IPL&nbsp;as England have scheduled a home Test series vs New Zealand&nbsp;starting 2nd June. Most English cricketers could miss the final leg of IPL&nbsp;in order to return to national duty while ECB&nbsp;chief Ashley Giles has said that the board won't force the cricketers to return.&nbsp;

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.
The tweet was a part of an initiative being launched by Burger King to increase the representation of women in head-chef roles.
The tweet was not taken down well by Twitterati&nbsp;who claimed that they would stop eating at the burger chain.
After the backlash, Burger King UK apologised for the tweet stating that 'they would do better next time'.&nbsp;

Burger King apologises for 'women belong in the kitchen' tweet 

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.

Fast food chain Burger King has apologised after it came under fire for a tweet on International Women's Day that read 'women belong in the kitchen'.
The tweet was a part of an initiative being launched by Burger King to increase the representation of women in head-chef roles.
The tweet, however, didn't go down well&nbsp;with&nbsp;Twitterati. Some even threatened to&nbsp;stop eating at the burger chain.
After the backlash, Burger King UK apologised for the tweet stating that 'they would do better next time'.&nbsp;

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