BJP’s win paves way for constructing Ram Temple in Ayodhya: VHP

The BJP’s stunning victory in Uttar Pradesh was a vote for the “nationalist powers” and will pave the way for the construction of a Ram Temple in Ayodhya, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) said on Saturday.

Welcoming the BJP’s crushing majority in India’s largest state, the VHP – an affiliate of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh – said it expected the construction of the temple to start at the earliest.

“We believed earlier too that the BJP will fulfill the demand (for a temple), but there is no doubt now that the Ram Temple will be constructed in Ayodhya. We now expect the BJP to do it at the earliest,” Surendra Jain, the international joint general secretary of the VHP told HT.

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His comments came as trends and results for UP showed the BJP on course for a two-thirds majority in the state, leaving the Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance and the Bahujan Samaj Party far behind.

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Demonetisation: PM Modi has created a new normal, will clean and expand economy, says Arun Jaitley

Executive Narendra Modi has made "another typical" of white exchanges with crackdown on dark cash, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday, attesting that demonetisation will prompt to a hop in private speculation and more open spending on welfare measures. Tending to BJP parliamentary gathering over the aftermath o the choice, he attacked Rahul Gandhi saying from one perspective the Congress pioneer says the demonetisation choice was specifically spilled to BJP heavy hitters and on the other he guarantees "that even Finance Minister, that implies I, was likewise not mindful".

Talking finally, Jaitley clarified all parts of the move and said, "Demonetisation has coordinate connection with poor with neediness and with destitution easing" and said once the substitution of money achieves a sensible level, th confinements will be facilitated.

Clarifying the feasible positive results of this move, Jaitley said the nation every year acquires Rs 4-5 lakh crore and after this move and these assets can be utilized for open spending for advancement of provincial territories and inspire of poor About Rs 8 lakh crore will be gathered from wage charge this year and Rs 8.5 lakh crore from circuitous duty however despit that another Rs 4-5 lakh crore is required to hold up under costs for running the nation, he said.

"..so if the legit impose paying framework builds up in the nation… then do we have to obtain cash… and in the cas these borrowings of about Rs 4-5 lakh crore every year can be used in country territories for destitution easing and othe comparable measures," Jaitley included.

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Cabinet clears GST Council: The fire test on final rate begins now

The Cabinet's approval on Monday to set up the GST (Goods and Services Tax) Council, after the President's approval for the constitutional amendment last week, marks the beginning of the toughest phase in the road to final implementation. The government has set a deadline of 1 April 2017 for the rollout of the indirect tax reform.
This is the council which will have to do the complex job of arriving at a consensus GST standard rate, for which there is no real consensus between states, central government and Congress-led opposition parties till this point.

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PM Narendra Modi leaves for Laos to attend ASEAN-India summit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for Laos’s capital Vientiane on Wednesday to attend the 14th Association of Southeast Asian Nations, ASEAN-India Summit.

In his pre-departure message, the Prime Minister has said that ASEAN is a key partner for India’s Act East Policy, which is vital for the economic development of country’s North-eastern region.

In a Facebook post, he said, strategic partnership with ASEAN is also important for safeguarding and promoting India’s security interests and countering traditional and non-traditional security challenges in the region.
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On East Asia Summit, the Prime Minister said, it is the premier forum for discussions on the challenges and opportunities before the Asia Pacific region.

He also said, India’s ties with the countries of South East Asia are truly historic and country’s engagement and approach can be best encapsulated in just one word – connectivity.

“India wants to enhance physical and digital connectivity in the region, enhance people to people links and also strengthen institutional linkages and leverage the modern interconnected world for the mutual benefit of the people in the region,” he said.

The Prime Minister will attend the 11th East Asia Summit on Thursday on whose sidelines, he will hold bilateral meetings with several leaders.

India’s engagement with ASEAN and the wider Asia Pacific Region has acquired further momentum following the enunciation of the Act East Policy by the Prime Minister.

Indian Ambassador to ASEAN Suresh Kumar Reddy told the media that the ASEAN summit is expected to set the agenda for further strengthening the ties which will help India to achieve its objectives for Socio-Economic Growth.




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Prime Minister Narendra Modi to embark on two nation tour to Vietnam, China today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a two-nation tour to Vietnam and China starting on Friday. During the first leg of his four-day visit, the Prime Minister will first reach Vietnamese capital Hanoi on Friday night, where he will meet President Tran Dai Quang and Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and hold wide-ranging talks with the top leadership to deepen ties in key areas of defence, security and trade, and oil exploration.

Briefing the media on Thursday, Secretary (East), External Affairs Ministry, Preeti Saran said, “Vietnam is India’s important strategic partner and the visit is aimed at further strengthening bilateral ties, including defence, security and trade.

On September 3, the Prime Minister will leave for Hangzhou, China, from Vietnam in the evening to attend the G20 summit on September 4 and 5. “During the visit, India will take up issues like cross-border mobility of professionals, terror financing, tax evasion and reduction in remittance transaction cost among others,” said Secretary (West) Sujata Mehta. She said Prime Minister Modi will be the lead speaker at the session on inclusive and inter connected development.
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On the sidelines of the Summit, the Prime Minister will have bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. It would be the first meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Jinping after their meeting on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit held in Uzbekistan capital Tashkent, where the Prime Minister had urged China to make a “fair and objective” assessment of India’s application on merit for India’s membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).

On August 12, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited New Delhi possibly to firm up the agenda for the talks between President Jinping and Prime Minister Modi. According to a report in China’s state-owned Global Times, Foreign Minister Yi may also use his visit to New Delhi to acquire a perspective and an assessment of Prime Minister Modi’s visits to Vietnam and Laos.

According to reports, Beijing is viewing Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Vietnam rather closely, given that Hanoi is also a party in the SCS dispute and has also staked a maritime and rich energy resource claim to use of its waters. The Prime Minister will also attend a BRICS leaders’ meet. He will return to India on September 5.

On September 7, Prime Minister Modi will leave for Laos PDR on a two-day visit to attend the annual India-ASEAN and East Asia summits. At the ASEAN-India Summit, the Prime Minister and ASEAN leaders will review ASEAN-India cooperation and discuss its future direction in the areas of politico-security, economic and socio-cultural cooperation. The leaders will also exchange views on regional and international issues of mutual interest and concern.

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Gujarat’s newly formed Cabinet will ensure it remains progressive: BJP

Following the appointment of state unit chief Vijay Rupani as the next Chief Minister of Gujarat, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) asserted that the newly formed cabinet will continue the developmental work in the state and ensure that Gujarat remains one of the high-progressive states in the country.

Speaking to ANI here, BJP leader Nalin Kohli said the new Gujarat cabinet’s strategy will be nothing but to continue the already good work in the state by the previous government.

“This is a decision of the legislative party. The Central party had already authorised our senior leaders and they were there also as observers. Now the Chief Minister, the Deputy Chief Minister, the Cabinet that will be formed, they will start working towards Gujarat and continue the work happening there and ensure that Gujarat remain one of the high progressed state in the country,” he said.

Meanwhile, thanking Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah for reposing faith in him, Rupani asserted that his team is fully committed to harnessing aspirations of the poor, marginalised, farmers and youngsters.

“Humbled and honoured at the opportunity to serve the state of Gujarat and work for the welfare & all round development of the state. I thank PM Narendra Modi & BJP president Amit Shah for reposing faith in a humble karyakarta like me & giving me this opportunity,” Rupani said in a series of tweets.

He also thanked the leadership of his predecessor Anandiben Patel saying that she had led Gujarat and enriched the development journey of the state.

“Team Gujarat is fully committed to harnessing aspirations of the poor, marginalised, farmers & youngsters in the efforts for #TransformingIndia,” he added.

Yesterday, in a crucial meeting attended by Amit Shah and Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari at the party headquarters in the state, the decision to make Rupani as the next Chief Minister was announced.

Gujarat’s health minister Nitin Patel was appointed as the Deputy Chief Minister.

The decision comes as a major twist as Patel was the frontrunner for the post after Rupani had bowed out from the race, saying he would like to work for the party.

The BJP central leadership had already made it clear that a state MLA would be assigned the job.

Anandiben Patel had tendered her resignation to the Governor on Wednesday.

Governor OP Kohli has asked her to continue as the care taker chief minster till the alternate arrangement.

Patel, who took charge as Gujarat’s first woman chief minister after Narendra Modi took charge as the Prime Minister, citing age issues had in her Facebook post earlier urged the BJP to relieve her from the coveted post.

Patel said that she had two months earlier sought to resign from the party to give “enough time to the new incumbent to prepare for important events like the upcoming ‘Vibrant Gujarat Summit’.

Her government was criticised for its handling of the outrage created by the public flogging of four Dalit men by self-styled cow protection groups.
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Rajya Sabha: Mayawati corners govt over atrocities on Dalits, Muslims

After going hammer and tongs at the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Central Government in the Rajya Sabha over atrocities on Dalits and religious minorities, especially Muslims, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati on Wednesday said so far, they were torturing men, but now they have started torturing women as well — nothing could be more shameful than that.
Continuing his tirade even outside Parliament, the BSP chief said, “Since the BJP-led government was formed at the Centre, all across the country, especially in the BJP-ruled states, people of weaker sections and religious minorities, particularly Muslims, are being tortured at every level.”
“Gujarat is a BJP-ruled state, where Dalit youth were tortured in the name of cow protection. Even as the matter was yet to be settled down, two women of the Muslim community were tortured and thrashed badly in front of police and people, which is not good. So far, they were torturing men, but they have now started torturing women also. Nothing could be more shameful than that,” Mayawati told reporters.
Earlier, the Rajya Sabha witnessed a stormy protest over reports of a cow vigilante group allegedly thrashing two women in Madhya Pradesh, with Mayawati taking on the ruling BJP.
She was soon joined by opposition parties, who protested against the incident.
The BSP chief further cornered the government on Gujarat’s Una issue, where four Dalit men were allegedly tortured by a cow vigilante group, which led a massive protest by the Dalit community.
Soon the protesting members took to the Well of the House, raising slogans against the government.
Seeking the government’s response over the issue, Deputy Chairperson P.J. Kurien urged the protesting members to return to their seats.
To which, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi asked the opposition members to serve a notice to have a full-fledged discussion on the issue.
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AAP MLAs arrested, party blames PM Modi for it

On Sunday, the Aam Aadmi Party hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the arrest of its two MLAs, saying this is a “proof” of his frustration. Reacting to the arrests, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said “Modi was sending Delhiites to jail under false cases”. Eleven AAP legislators have been arrested in different cases so far. The AAP national convener also asked why the Prime Minister had diverted entire police against his political opponents rather than protecting women.

The party suffered a shocker with Delhi Police arresting Okhla MLA Amanatullah Khan for allegedly trying to run over a woman with his car and Punjab Police going after Mehrauli MLA Naresh Yadav in an alleged case of sacrilege incident in Malerkotla. “Why is Modi ji not arresting perpetrators of crime against women? It is shameful that Modi ji has diverted the entire police from protecting women to arresting his political opponents,” Kejriwal tweeted. “Two MLAs arrested in a day is a proof his frustration. CBI, ACB, Delhi Police, Punjab Police,” his deputy Manish Sisodia said.

AAP leader Ashutosh said Khan was not even allowed to wear slippers and the police turned all the CCTV cameras towards the ceiling. He also said BJP was scared because of AAP’s rising popularity. “Amanatullah was not even allowed to wear slippers/while arresting all the CCTV cameras were turned towards ceiling by police. This is Modi’s law. He gives a damn to law and evidences. People are watching. AAP’s rising graph has scared Modi (sic),” Ashutosh tweeted.

In a press conference on Saturday, Amanatullah Khan had alleged that the SHO of Jamia Nagar Police station had tutored the woman to name Khan in the case and also released a video to buttress his claim. He also alleged that the woman was in touch with BJP leaders.  Comparing the arrest of Patidars in Gujarat to ones in Delhi, Kejriwal tweeted, “In Gujarat, Anandiben sends Dalits and Patidars to jail under false cases. In Delhi, Modiji sends Delhiites to jail under false cases. Now Delhi and Gujarat will fight (against this) together. ”

“The same Delhi Police also beat the hell out of vols (volunteers) trying to file an FIR against a rapist,” (sic) Kejriwal said, retweeting a tweet of composer Vishal Dadlani, an ardent party supporter. Party leader Ashish Khetan termed the arrest as the darkest time after Emergency. “Another AAP MLA arrested on spurious charges. History will record the Modi rule as the darkest time for democracy post Emergency,” Khetan said.
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