After PM Narendra Modi's Muslim Outreach, Government Launches a New Plan

VIJAYAWADA/NEW DELHI:  The centre is launching what it calls "progress panchayats" from tomorrow in Muslim-dominated parts of the country, in a special outreach after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a speech on the weekend that the community must be empowered, not treated only as "items of the vote market".

It is seen as the ruling BJP's most significant attempt at a political makeover. The party has over the years drawn negligible support from the minority community and has made no move to reach out to it either.

On Saturday, while addressing a BJP meet in Kerala's Kozhikode, PM Modi had quoted party idealogue Deen Dayal Upadhyay to say, "Don't reward nor rebuke Muslims. Empower them. They are not items of the vote market nor are they substance of hate. Treat them as your own."

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PM Modi keen to hit back after Uri attack, seeks multipronged strategy to choke Pakistan

Going by the several rounds of meetings that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is holding with designated group of officers — civil, intelligence and military — it appears as though he is working on a multipronged strategic option to hurt Pakistan. A day after chairing a meeting to review the Indus Waters Treaty, it was announced that he will be holding a meeting on 29 September to review the 'Most Favoured Nation' (MFN) status given to Pakistan.

It indicates that he is not looking at a knee jerk military response but is weighing all possible options, assessing his own capabilities, weighing them carefully so that the cost of escalation on the Indian side can be minimised, yet the action is effective.



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Tamil Nadu governor Vidyasagar Rao, CM Jayalalithaa greet PM Modi on his birthday

Tamil Nadu Governor Vidyasagar Rao and Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Saturday greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his birthday, wishing him a long and healthy life in the service of the nation.Extending greetings to Modi, Rao said “your farsighted vision, pro-citizen policies and your mission to bring about a change in the common man’s life and to develop a ‘skilled India’ have led India to a prominent position in various spheres.

“I wish you a long, happy and healthy life in your distinguished service to make India a global leader.”Source:-indianexpress

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Tamil Nadu governor Vidyasagar Rao, CM Jayalalithaa greet PM Modi on his birthday

Tamil Nadu Governor Vidyasagar Rao and Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Saturday greeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his birthday, wishing him a long and healthy life in the service of the nation.Extending greetings to Modi, Rao said “your farsighted vision, pro-citizen policies and your mission to bring about a change in the common man’s life and to develop a ‘skilled India’ have led India to a prominent position in various spheres.

“I wish you a long, happy and healthy life in your distinguished service to make India a global leader.”Source:-indianexpress

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