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  • I am PM Modi’s Hanuman, says LJP chief Chirag Paswan

     Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) chief Chirag Paswan on Friday claimed that he is “Hanuman” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also said that he does not need to use PM Modi’s photos for his party’s campaign in the upcoming Assembly elections in Bihar as ‘his prime minister resides in his heart’.

    “I don’t need to use PM Modi’s photos for campaigning. He lives in my heart, I am his Hanuman. If needed, I’ll tear open my chest and show it,” LJP chief Chirag Paswan said

    Paswan, whose party is contesting polls outside the NDA in Bihar, also said that the next government in Bihar will be formed with BJP leader as Chief Minister and LJP will be part of it.

    “I have full faith on the Prime Minister and I have confidence that after November 10, BJP and LJP will form a government together in Bihar,” he added.

    “Even if they include my criticism in PM Modi’s speeches in the upcoming rallies in the state then also I will not mind that. But I reaffirm that on November 10, I will make a BJP leader as the Chief Minister of Bihar and LJP would be part of the government. I will never put candidates against any BJP candidate in the assembly elections,”
    Paswan told media persons.

  • PM Modi’s virtual address on Durga Shasthi to kick-start BJP’s poll battle for Bengal

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a virtual rally in West Bengal on 22 October, which will be the sixth day (Shasthi) of the Durga Puja festival that marks the beginning of the celebrations.

    The state unit of the BJP has requested the PM to address the people of Bengal to “counter” Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s “lies” about the central government and the party, said senior BJP leaders. 

    Before the PM’s rally, Home Minister Amit Shah is likely to visit Siliguri in North Bengal on 17 October to hold a workers’ meeting for the North Bengal zone. 

    State BJP president Dilip Ghosh said the campaign for 2021 assembly elections will kick off with PM Modi’s address, which will be followed by a mass rally by him after Durga Puja.

    This indicates the BJP will fight the assembly elections with Modi as its face. The party is yet to zero in on a chief ministerial candidate. 

    Senior party leaders also reiterated the Bengal election would be fought in the name of Modi and not any local face. 

    They also said Shah will be leading the charge of BJP’s battle for Bengal. He is also likely to come to Kolkata after the puja and hold a series of meetings with the state units, Ghosh said.

  • PM Modi’s speech at UNGA to focus on global push to counter terror

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the UN General Assembly on September 26 is expected to focus on India’s priorities as a member of the Security Council during 2021-22 and the promotion of global action against terrorism, people familiar with developments said on Friday.

    Modi’s address will be in the form of a video statement broadcast at the General Assembly hall in New York since most events are being held virtually against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic. He is listed as the first speaker for the general debate in the forenoon of Saturday.

    Among India’s priorities during the 75th session of General Assembly are promoting the strengthening of global action to counter terrorism, and this is expected to be reflected in the prime minister’s speech, the people cited above said on condition of anonymity.

    “India will push for more transparency in the process of listing and delisting of entities and individuals by the UN sanction committees,” said one of the people.

    The prime minister is also expected to focus on the issues India will focus on during its stint as a non-permanent member of the Security Council for two years beginning January 1, 2021. This includes the “5-S approach” of samman (respect), samvad (dialogue), sahyog (cooperation), shanti (peace) and samriddhi (prosperity), the people said.

  • PM Modi’s insistence on National Sports Day- Make sports and fitness a part of your daily routine

    On National Sports Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to Major Dhyanchand and also praised the families and coaches for the talented athletes.

    New Delhi: The country celebrates National Sports Day on 29 August every year. The day is celebrated as the birthday of hockey wizard Major Dhyanchand. On this occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to Major Dhyanchand and also appreciated the families and coaches for the talented athletes.

    PM Modi wrote on his Twitter, “Government of India is making many efforts to popularize sports and support sports talent in India. I urge everyone to make sports and fitness a part of their daily routine. Doing so Has many benefits. Everyone can be happy and healthy! “

    The PM added, “Today, on National Sports Day, we pay tribute to Major Dhyanchand, whose magic of hockey sticks can never be forgotten. For the outstanding support given by families, coaches and support staff for the success of our talented athletes today It is also a day to be appreciated. National Sports Day is a day to celebrate the achievements of all those players who have represented India in various sports and made our nation proud. “

    Why is National Sports Day celebrated
    Major Dhyanchand is called the wizard of hockey. He was born on 29 August 1905 in a Rajput family in Allahabad district of Uttar Pradesh. He is remembered as the greatest hockey player. The reason behind calling him a hockey wizard is his performance on the field. He won three Olympic gold medals in the years 1928, 1932 and 1936.

    The story of this player’s success does not end here. Dhyanchand scored more than 400 goals in his career. The Government of India honored Dhyanchand with the Padma Bhushan, the country’s third highest civilian honor in 1956. Hence his birthday i.e. 29 August is celebrated as National Sports Day in India.

  • PM Modi’s honest taxpayers, made these big announcements

    New Delhi:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched a ‘transparent taxation-respect for honest’ platform for honest taxpayers of the country. With this new system, many facilities will be provided for the taxpayers of the country. They will get rid of the income tax department and will get rid of unnecessary disputes. While launching this platform, PM Modi praised honest taxpayers on the one hand and on the other hand gave advice to those who do not pay taxes. PM Modi said that 

    “There has been a change in both thinking and approach”.
    PM Modi said that the process of structural structural reforms in the country has reached a new stage today. He said that Transparency Taxation, Honoring the Honor, this new system of 21st century tax system has been launched today. The platform has major reforms such as faceless assessment, faceless appeal and taxpayer charter. Taxpayer’s Charter is also a big step in the country’s development journey. He said that earlier decisions taken under compulsion were also given the name of Reform. Now there has been revenge in both thinking and approach. 

    “Faceless, fearless, fairness system” 
    PM Modi said that “Now the taxation system is becoming faceless, this system is giving fairness and trust to the taxpayer.” Faceless assessment, taxpayer charter has come into force today. Faceless appeal facility will start for citizens across the country from 25th September i.e. Deen Dayal Upadhyay’s birthday. He said that even though the tax system is becoming faceless, it is giving confidence to the taxpayer for fairness and fearlessness.