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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCBAXc0ICw0 state’s Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services, P. Thiaga Rajan, has made clear that the Tamil Nadu government and the Central government are “deadlocked” over the National Education Policy, which the state government believes is an attempt to subordinate and subjugate through the imposition of Hindi. Mr. Thiaga Rajan says Tamil Nadu’s education system does not have the “bandwidth” to expand its time-tested and well-performing two-language education policy into a three-language formula. He does not believe that there is any state where the three language formula has worked better.
सुप्रीम कोर्ट में रिपोर्ट पेश होते ही 251 सांसदों की सांसदी रद्द, भड़के मोदी डायरेक्ट CJI से भिड़ गए! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaWWxHHuRzg
सुप्रीम कोर्ट में फंसे लोकसभा के 251 सांसद, रिपोर्ट हुई पेश जाएगी सांसदी! भड़के मोदी फैसला पलटा! देखिए ये पूरी रिपोर्ट
Glass half empty: Nearly half of Lok Sabha MPs face criminal charges https://www.indiatoday.in/diu/story/glass-half-empty-nearly-half-of-lok-sabha-mps-face-criminal-charges-2553578-2024-06-15 As per the Association for Democratic Reforms representatives, 251 (46 per cent) MPs in the 18th Lok Sabha have criminal cases registered against them. For context, that's only 21 shy of a simple majority in the Lower House.
Of the 240 BJP MPs in 2024, 39 per cent had criminal cases against them, with 26 per cent facing serious criminal charges. Forty-nine of the Congress's 99 MPs had criminal cases against them (32 per cent face serious criminal charges)...Of the ministers in the Modi 3.0 ministry, 39 per cent had criminal cases against them. Two of these ministers, Shantanu Thakur and Sukanta Majumdar, face charges under Section 307 of the IPC for attempted murder. Bandi Sanjay Kumar, a Minister of State for Home Affairs, had 42 criminal cases, making him the minister with the most criminal cases against him.Centre Opposes Lifetime
Ban on Convicted Lawmakers Amid Rising Criminal Cases in Parliament https://marksmendaily.com/politics/centre-opposes-lifetime-ban-on-convicted-lawmakers-in-parliament/ In an affidavit submitted before the Supreme Court, the Union government argued that imposing time-limited disqualifications serves as a deterrent while avoiding undue harshness. The government asserted that there is “nothing inherently unconstitutional in limiting the effect of penalties by time.”
a few attendees who could be present signed the day’s agenda.
These signatures were later allegedly misused for another resolution – this one, to “boycott” Muslim traders who would soon be gathering in the village for the grand annual Madhi fair at the ancient Kanifnath shrine...
Many individuals whose signatures appeared on the resolution have now accused Markad of using their signatures without their knowledge. But a few claim that they were aware of the move and support the resolution.
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