Navjot Singh Sidhu is known for many things, and one among those is his outspoken personality. Later in September, he stepped down from his position as party chief. The reasons behind it are said to be the discomfort caused by the cabinet reshuffle. However, he joined the party back the very next day. While the media continues to talk about it, Sidhu offered them a new reason with a Twitter post. Navjot has written a letter to Sonia Gandhi, Congress party chief, asking for a scheduled meeting where he could discuss 13-point agendas with the party members. The 13 reasons that could collide to become the party’s new manifesto might be strong enough to allure the general public of Punjab. 13-Points Agenda The points that Navjot Sindhu wishes to include in the party g...
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Prime Minister, Narendra Modi is known for his trips, national and international, other than his achievements in politics. His trips are majorly professional or pilgrimage. However, his trip to Kedarnath on November 5th is an amalgamation of both. It is reported that PM will conduct a visit to Kedarnath for offering prayers and also for inaugurating Kedarpuri reconstruction projects worth Rs 250 crore. Within a time span of 30 days, it will be his second visit to the state. He visited Rishikesh on October 7th for the purpose of Inaugurating an oxygen plant in AIIMS. Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Pushkar Dhami, has confirmed the reports of PM’s arrival and also informed that it will be much more than for offering prayers. PM Modi’s visits to the Kedarnath temple have been frequ...
Read MoreThe hearing on Lakhimpur Kheri violence will be heard by Supreme Court on Wednesday, October 20. Eight persons, including four farmers, lost their lives in the incidents of violence during a farmers’ protest on October 3. The issue will be heard by a Bench comprising of Chief Justice of India, NV Ramana, and Justices Surya Kant and Hima Kohli after a letter was written by two lawyers seeking a high-level judicial inquiry in the incident. The inquiry of incident is done by the CBI and all important shreds of evidence are furnished by them. Supreme Court had expressed dissatisfaction over the steps taken by the Uttar Pradesh government in the violence killing eight persons. Ten people, including Ashish Mishra, the son of Union Minister of State for Home Affairs and Bharatiy...
Read MoreIn Uttar Pradesh, the ruling party BJP does not want to leave any stone unturned in the exercise of regaining power. Keeping the OBC vote bank in mind, now the focus of the Yogi government is on generating votes from the soil, launches new scheme. Before Diwali, the government has announced special assistance to clay artisans. Read more on Caravanalive.com. The new scheme of "Mati Kala Board" was formed in 2018 after the Yogi government came to power in UP. Its purpose was related to the assistance and training of clay artisans. In this work, people belonging to the backward classes, especially the Prajapati community, are involved in the preparation of lamps along with the idols of Lakshmi-Ganesh. Check out entertainment news here. In the OBC meeting of BJP in Lucknow, ...
Read MoreOnce Mayawati Kept Distance From Journalists, Now Considers Media Management Necessary For Election Candidates
To become a candidate of BSP, who once kept a distance from the media, now it is necessary to have knowledge of media management and social media. This is an important question asked in the interview of candidates. If a candidate is not social media friendly and does not meet other criteria, then the media cell will train him/her. At present, the selection of candidates in the party is going on continuously and BSP chief Mayawati herself is taking the final interview. Till the last elections, the BSP used to announce the assembly in-charges long before. Later, before the election, a lot of changes had to be made in it. This time the in-charges are being announced just before the elections. According to party sources, there will not be much change this time. Most of the in-charges will ...
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