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Prashant Kishore attacks Opposition for showing concern about Gaza & PaIestine 🔥🔥 "They don't know how to give clothes & education to kids, basic necessities to people, but will discuss and show concern about Gaza" - he said ⚡ "Parents ruined Bihar and son is giving knowledge on Gaza-Israel" - PK slams Tejashwi Yadav

Those who forget history are not just doomed to repeat it, but are very likely to become history themselves #Razakars the movie is releasing tomorrow Please watch & encourage others in large numbers to watch & support such film’s & filmmakers

This is fact

Harshda Mishra a mother of 6 year met Fuzail on PUBG App in 2022. Soon she eloped with him, converted to Islam, became Zeenat. On April 17, Harshda's mother was informed that she is admitted in ICU with her hairs pulled out, ribs broken, neck bone damaged. She was brutally tortured by Fuzail and his family.

⚡Election Commission has received more than 20000 emails with same subject and body asking to take action against PM Modi for repeating words of Manmohan Singh. Of which, more than 3000 emails are from Pakistan, more than 2000 emails are from Middle East, more than 1000 from Europe and Australia and more than 1000 from USA and Canada. Then Congress will cry why they dont get votes 😂

Say their country is heading in the right direction: 🇮🇳 India: 77% 🇸🇬 Singapore: 72% 🇮🇩 Indonesia: 72% 🇹🇭 Thailand: 59% 🇲🇽 Mexico: 55% 🇲🇾 Malaysia: 53% 🇦🇷 Argentina: 53% 🇧🇷 Brazil: 51% 🇵🇱 Poland: 49% 🇦🇺 Australia: 49% 🇪🇸 Spain: 38% 🇨🇴 Colombia: 35% 🇺🇸 US: 35% 🇮🇱 Israel: 34% 🇮🇹 Italy: 32% 🇧🇪 Belgium: 31% 🇨🇱 Chile: 30% 🇨🇦 Canada: 30% 🇸🇪 Sweden: 29% 🇰🇷 South Korea: 28% 🇩🇪 Germany: 28% 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 27% 🇯🇵 Japan: 27% 🇹🇷 Turkey: 26% 🇬🇧 UK: 21% 🇿🇦 South Africa: 21% 🇭🇺 Hungary: 21% 🇫🇷 France: 18% 🇵🇪 Peru: 14% According to Ipsos

Shehla Rashid asks Congress to first redistribute money it received through electoral bonds. She said "A lot of people say that I took a 180-degree U-turn but the fact is that it is not I who has changed but the situation on the ground has changed due to PM Modi's good work"

Before you vote tomorrow, Compare Pre May 2014 and post May 2014 era.

MEA doing to US what US does to us everytime 🤣🤣 अमेरिका में इन दिनों 21 से ज्यादा कॉलेज Universities में Pro Palestine protest चल रहे हैं.... अमेरिकी सरकार ने कल अच्छा खासा crackdown कर दिया...100 से ज्यादा Students गिरफ्तार कर लिए. अब आप भारतीय विदेश मंत्रालय का बयान सुनिए... और मजे लीजिये 😂😂

सोनिया की लाडली बेटी बहुत तेज तर्रार आवाज में बोल रही थी कि मेरी मां ने अपना मंगलसूत्र तक देश की खातिर कुर्बान कर दिया। इस शादी में मंगलसूत्र कहां है मुझे तो कहीं दिखाई नहीं दे रहा है क्या ये खानदानी चोर भारतीयों को बेवकूफ समझ रखा है क्या ? ऐसे भक्त भी हैं भारत में जो इतना पुराना वीडियो निकालकर दिखा दिया ? अरे कांग्रेसी चमचों कोई जवाब है तुम्हारे पास 😄🤣

What is it about ‘autocratic’, ‘dictatorial’ Modi that attracts ordinary Indian voters more? The answer that I got to this question on my recent travels in rural India is that people have seen changes in their lives, and they believe that these changes have happened because of Modi. These are not remarkable changes. They are simple things like roads, drinking water, electricity, and Internet services but because they were not there before, they seem remarkable. Many of these things should have happened long ago. But because we were so colonised a ruling class, we did not notice that ordinary Indians were forced to endure the worst public services. In our drawing rooms and in our entitlement, we did not care about such things because in our privileged cocoon it would have been unthinkable to go to a government hospital or a government school. Modi’s advent burst the bubble in which we lived, and the truth is that most of us have no idea why this happened. We continue to hope that he will be defeated this time and hope that the message that democracy is in danger will resonate with voters. When the results come, we are likely to be disappointed again. I met nobody in rural India who saw Modi as corrupt and autocratic.🥱

An interesting piece by Tavleen Singh, The Indian Express 21.04.2024 :- Many things have changed in India since Narendra Modi first became prime minister. But one change that has gone almost unnoticed is that a process of real decolonisation has transpired. And because of this the old, colonised ruling class has been swept away. This is a very good thing. It should have happened long, long ago. As someone who belonged to that ruling class, I consider myself well qualified to explain why this process of decolonisation was overdue and how we failed India as its ruling class. The truth is we were an effete, hopeless bunch. We spoke no Indian language well, but this did not matter to us. We were proud of speaking English well. In our drawing rooms we sneered at those who dared enter without speaking good English. And at those whose table manners were not embellished with western refinement. In short, those who fumbled with forks and knives and preferred eating with their hands and without cutlery. When we travelled to foreign lands, we made a good pretense of being Indian, but we never cared to understand what it meant to be Indian. We pretended to know everything about India’s ancient culture and civilisation, but we knew almost nothing. In the schools and colleges we attended, we learned more about western civilisation, history, and literature than about our own, so it was not totally our fault. When it came to politics and elections, we stuck loyally by the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and its various heirs because they were people like us. We did not care that Parliament had been turned into a private members club. It was our club. Nor did we care that the Congress Party under Sonia Gandhi’s stewardship had also become a private club. It was our club. In our drawing rooms we talked endlessly of democracy and secularism and saw ourselves as ordained to protect these ideas. Then along came Narendra Modi and the earth shifted beneath our feet. He may not have been personally responsible for everything that changed but he was a vital part of the political change that happened, and this somehow became an essential element of the bigger changes that were happening. Suddenly, almost overnight, after Modi first became prime minister, we became not just powerless but irrelevant. A new breed of Indians who spoke Hindi well and English not at all started replacing us in the high offices of government, as political analysts, and anchors in TV studios, in journalism, in Bollywood movies and TV series. They were not impressed with our skills in English, and we were so impressed by how Indian they were that we tried to emulate them just to belong. Some of us have succeeded, most of us have not. Those who have not but wish to continue being relevant cling these days to Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi and hope that somehow, they will be able to defeat Modi. Some act as advisors to the current heirs of the Dynasty and fill their heads with grandiose ideas like saving the Constitution and saving democracy. But the truth is that Rahul Gandhi’s main message remains the same as it was in the last general election. This is that Modi is corrupt and that he works only for a handful of rich Indians. He steals your money, he shrieks at his political rallies, and he gives it to his rich friends. How exactly does this work? As leader of the Congress Party, he is seen, especially by foreign correspondents, as the only man who can defeat Modi. It is bad luck for him that he seems so incapable of convincing Indian voters of this, despite trying hard to prove that he is one of them. He has worked with farmers in rice fields, transported coal on bicycles with miners, listened to the woes of vegetable sellers and spent long hours with mechanics in dingy shops to show how much he cares about the ‘common man.’ So why is the common man not impressed? Could it be because these gestures come across somehow as noblesse oblige and not genuine acts of sympathy?

इस Podcast में आनंद आ जाएगा…🔥 Welcome to the latest episode of The Raunac podcast! 🎙️ In this episode, we had the privilege of hosting Dr. Anand Rangnathan, a distinguished scientist, TV personality, author, and influential voice on social media. Join us as we delve deep into the heart of India's economy, Modi government, controversial policies like the CAA and the Farm Law Bill, and the idea of a Uniform Civil Code. also Prepare yourself for a candid exploration of history and politics as Dr. Rangnathan shares his views on Nehru, Religion, God, and their roles in society…

UK- London: Accident on A282S! 2 large trucks and a car collided on A282S just after A206 interchange.

Just when you think nothing could be more destructive than Communism, the Congress proves you wrong with the two most diabolical promises - wealth redistribution and inheritance tax. There is no cure for the Congress. It can only be defeated through herd immunity.

BJP comes up with helpline numbers for Poll Day in Bengal . According to BJP this will be active from 5am tomorrow Help Line Number: 08062348405 Whatsapp Number : 8100876107 emergencyresponsebjp@gmail.com