MY VIEW ON POLITICS

I observed the West Bengal elections very closely and the consciousness of Mamta with BJP was at a different peak. She called all opposition parties to come together against BJP and fight them, that was the day I came to know that  "Mahagathbandhan 2.0" is coming and now, am even more sure because the communists are being given space in Congress, though I am not denying the fact that congress is itself a communist party. it's like the same old communist blood in a different bottle. they keep barking on nationalism and do nothing. they go to Kashmir as Kashmiri pandit, in UP as Muslim, in Punjab as Sikh. I have never seen such a secular party that appeases by abusing their own religion, that's the most important reason I hate this party and be hating Mahagathbandhan. Altogether, they give me a reason to go with BJP. THE MODI'S DILEMMA  congress, right now, is the most hated ideology in India, especially by youths and their hate against Narendra Modi even taking it ...

JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar found himself in a spot on over remarks made by him at a student’s gathering on women’s day with the  BJP ’s youth wing filing a police complaint over his alleged defiance of bail conditions by making “anti-national” statements.  we have a lot of respect for our soldiers, we will still talk about the fact that in Kashmir women are raped by security personnel,” Kanhaiya said while addressing students at a women’s day march late on Tuesday night. “JNU professor Nivedita Menon has been spewing hatred against the Indian Armed Forces in public meetings as well. She made statements like it is recognized worldwide that India is illegally occupying Kashmir,” it added. When contacted Menon, who teaches at the Centre for Comparative Politics and Political Theory at the School of International Studies in JNU said, ” I don’t believe anything I said was anti-national”. Kanhaiya’s party All India Students Federation (AISF) that, “he made the remar...

  PM Modi's approval rating is 70%, highest among 13 global leaders Prime Minister Narendra Modi has an approval rating of 70 percent, which is the highest among 13 global leaders polled in the survey conducted by The Morning Consult. In the survey, updated on September 2, PM Modi is ahead of Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, US President Joe Biden. The list also includes Australian PM Scott Morrison, Canada PM Trudeau, UK Prime Minister Boris Jonson, Brazilian President Jaire Bolsonaro etc. PM Modi's  approval rating  has also gone up in the recent two months as, in June, PM Modi's approval rating was 66%. Global Leader Approval: Among All Adults https:// bit.ly/3fglKob Modi: 70% López Obrador: 64% Draghi: 63% Merkel: 52% Biden: 48% Morrison: 48% Trudeau: 45% Johnson: 41% Bolsonaro: 39% Moon: 38% Sánchez: 35% Macron: 34% Suga: 25% Here is PM Modi's approval rating in comp...

Announcing lockdown has never been rich for people especially, for the labour class. They, once again left on the roads of Delhi by Kejriwal. He was unable to keep Delhi safe for another year, not a new story though. I still remember when Amit shah (HM) had to intervene in Delhi and build the world's largest facility to counter the Chinese virus. Leaving all besides, Kejriwal played his political last year with the same hackling, dirty politics against the central government which he is continuing now. KEJRIWAL'S LIES AND DELHI MODEL The budget saw an increase of 6.15% from the previous yeats budgeted outlay of 65,000 crores. the budget willingly seems good. The real motive of any budget especially of health, to fulfil the demands of people of any region. The budget seems fruitful but where does it go when crises arses? 65,000 isn't an old number. But why has Kejriwal still unable to provide the health facility with this huge amount? The only outcome, the reality is, the na...

may 2 isn't far and enthusiasm already catching up in Bengal in favour of the BJP. They have claimed their victory with more than 200 seats in the Bengal assembly election. on the other side, Mamta loses her courage to claim the victory.                          E lections in India is always a matter of interest because politics is well connected to every Indian. we call it democracy, a festival of joy and values.                          The framework of Indian politics has changed since Narendra modi came into power in 2014. Pradeep Bhandari, an editor in Jan ki Baat, said "the elections have now become personality affiliated". Modi's image of a strongman isn't a myth,  he proved it several times whether it's external or internal policy. The same wave of modi was waiting in Bengal and it could be observed in the campaign. The huge crowd is the backbone...