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Akbar the great for example..
Can go on but I fear mods will delete the posts and may even delete the threads.
Ghazala Wahab (@ghazalawahab) Tweeted:
Had an #Orwellian convrsation wth a recently retd bureaucrat. Acc 2 hm Shah & Co hve dossiers on all bureaucrts, mmbers of judiciary & int offcrs. Frquntly USBs wth details of thr nefarious past is snt to thm wth pithy: ur action/decision will detrmine ours. Welcum to new India ( )
I wonder if this is good news or not.
Had an #Orwellian convrsation wth a recently retd bureaucrat. Acc 2 hm Shah & Co hve dossiers on all bureaucrts, mmbers of judiciary & int offcrs. Frquntly USBs wth details of thr nefarious past is snt to thm wth pithy: ur action/decision will detrmine ours. Welcum to new India ( )
I wonder if this is good news or not.
@BMD see what I meant about Indian govt. and NGOs.
Each NGO member will have to declare no association with religious conversion
Each NGO member will have to declare no association with religious conversion
PMO Defines Work Areas for Top Bureaucrats, NSA Ajit Doval; Here's Who Gets What
Ajit Doval will look into all matters relating to national security and policy matters, except appointments.
Doval has also been allocated the issue of talks with the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) separatists.
He will also be in charge of all policies and matters relating to National Security Council Secretariat and the National Authority for Chemical Weapons.
He will also oversee policy matters relating to ministries of external Affairs, overseas Indians affairs, defence, space, atomic energy and the country's external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing.
https://www.firstpost.com/india/pmo...a-ajit-doval-heres-who-gets-what-7349391.html
What does Modi think of Doval some superman?
Ajit Doval will look into all matters relating to national security and policy matters, except appointments.
Doval has also been allocated the issue of talks with the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) separatists.
He will also be in charge of all policies and matters relating to National Security Council Secretariat and the National Authority for Chemical Weapons.
He will also oversee policy matters relating to ministries of external Affairs, overseas Indians affairs, defence, space, atomic energy and the country's external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing.
https://www.firstpost.com/india/pmo...a-ajit-doval-heres-who-gets-what-7349391.html
What does Modi think of Doval some superman?
PMO Defines Work Areas for Top Bureaucrats, NSA Ajit Doval; Here's Who Gets What
Ajit Doval will look into all matters relating to national security and policy matters, except appointments.
Doval has also been allocated the issue of talks with the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN) separatists.
He will also be in charge of all policies and matters relating to National Security Council Secretariat and the National Authority for Chemical Weapons.
He will also oversee policy matters relating to ministries of external Affairs, overseas Indians affairs, defence, space, atomic energy and the country's external intelligence agency Research and Analysis Wing.
https://www.firstpost.com/india/pmo...a-ajit-doval-heres-who-gets-what-7349391.html
What does Modi think of Doval some superman?
there should be a department that controls Modi and Shah.
In BJP’s new appointments, a push for younger faces.
This strategy will also have its reflection in the team of national office bearers when it is constituted after the election of Jagat Prakash Nadda as the party president by year end.
Updated: Sep 18, 2019 09:08 IST
By Kumar Uttam.
Hindustan Times, New Delhi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in conversation with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP working President JP Nadda. (Sonu Mehta/HT PHOTO)
The Bharatiya Janata Party is planning greater organizational role to its relatively younger leaders in districts and state bodies through internal elections that will kick off next month, two BJP leaders said.
The idea is to give reins of the state units to leaders who are 55 or less, and put even younger leaders in charge of the district and units below that.
The BJP on Saturday appointed Sanjay Jaiswal (53) and Satish Poonia (55) as its president in Bihar and Rajasthan. Swatantra Dev Singh who took over as UP BJP chief in July is also 55. Karnataka too got Nalin Kumar Kateel (52) as the new president in August.
“We feel this is the time for a generational change in the party,” said a BJP general secretary on condition of anonymity. “The leadership issue is settled in the party, and younger leaders who get an opportunity today can be groomed for bigger roles in next 15 years.”
This strategy will also have its reflection in the team of national office bearers when it is constituted after the election of Jagat Prakash Nadda as the party president by year end.
“The RSS is also going through a similar change and leaders in the age group of 50-55 are getting promotion over those who are older to them. There is a general admission within the Sangh parivar and its affiliates that a new and young leadership needs to be promoted for next 15-20 years,” the second BJP leader quoted in the story said.
There can be certain exception, but the general idea is to have leaders in the age bracket of 50-55 years in leadership roles, this leader said.
In July, the RSS and the BJP chose 53-year-old BL Santosh over senior pracharaks such as Saudan Singh and V Satish for the post of the organisational secretary. This post if reserved for RSS leaders loaned to the BJP, and is responsible for the organsiational matters of the party.
The BJP is currently holding a verification of its membership base, and the organisational elections will start from next month. The BJP team at booth, mandal and state levels will chosen between October and November, before the election of the national president in December last or early January.
There will be change of leadership in some other states and younger faces will replace existing president, the first leader said. “The idea behind younger presidents is also to influence a new energy into the party, particularly in states where the BJP sees an opportunity to grow,” this leader said.
News updates from Hindustan Times: Pakistan may ratchet up tension along LoC ahead of UNGA meet and all the latest news at this hour
This strategy will also have its reflection in the team of national office bearers when it is constituted after the election of Jagat Prakash Nadda as the party president by year end.
Updated: Sep 18, 2019 09:08 IST
By Kumar Uttam.
Hindustan Times, New Delhi.
The Bharatiya Janata Party is planning greater organizational role to its relatively younger leaders in districts and state bodies through internal elections that will kick off next month, two BJP leaders said.
The idea is to give reins of the state units to leaders who are 55 or less, and put even younger leaders in charge of the district and units below that.
The BJP on Saturday appointed Sanjay Jaiswal (53) and Satish Poonia (55) as its president in Bihar and Rajasthan. Swatantra Dev Singh who took over as UP BJP chief in July is also 55. Karnataka too got Nalin Kumar Kateel (52) as the new president in August.
“We feel this is the time for a generational change in the party,” said a BJP general secretary on condition of anonymity. “The leadership issue is settled in the party, and younger leaders who get an opportunity today can be groomed for bigger roles in next 15 years.”
This strategy will also have its reflection in the team of national office bearers when it is constituted after the election of Jagat Prakash Nadda as the party president by year end.
“The RSS is also going through a similar change and leaders in the age group of 50-55 are getting promotion over those who are older to them. There is a general admission within the Sangh parivar and its affiliates that a new and young leadership needs to be promoted for next 15-20 years,” the second BJP leader quoted in the story said.
There can be certain exception, but the general idea is to have leaders in the age bracket of 50-55 years in leadership roles, this leader said.
In July, the RSS and the BJP chose 53-year-old BL Santosh over senior pracharaks such as Saudan Singh and V Satish for the post of the organisational secretary. This post if reserved for RSS leaders loaned to the BJP, and is responsible for the organsiational matters of the party.
The BJP is currently holding a verification of its membership base, and the organisational elections will start from next month. The BJP team at booth, mandal and state levels will chosen between October and November, before the election of the national president in December last or early January.
There will be change of leadership in some other states and younger faces will replace existing president, the first leader said. “The idea behind younger presidents is also to influence a new energy into the party, particularly in states where the BJP sees an opportunity to grow,” this leader said.
News updates from Hindustan Times: Pakistan may ratchet up tension along LoC ahead of UNGA meet and all the latest news at this hour
In BJP’s new appointments, a push for younger faces.
This strategy will also have its reflection in the team of national office bearers when it is constituted after the election of Jagat Prakash Nadda as the party president by year end.
Updated: Sep 18, 2019 09:08 IST
By Kumar Uttam.
Hindustan Times, New Delhi.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in conversation with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP working President JP Nadda. (Sonu Mehta/HT PHOTO)
The Bharatiya Janata Party is planning greater organizational role to its relatively younger leaders in districts and state bodies through internal elections that will kick off next month, two BJP leaders said.
The idea is to give reins of the state units to leaders who are 55 or less, and put even younger leaders in charge of the district and units below that.
The BJP on Saturday appointed Sanjay Jaiswal (53) and Satish Poonia (55) as its president in Bihar and Rajasthan. Swatantra Dev Singh who took over as UP BJP chief in July is also 55. Karnataka too got Nalin Kumar Kateel (52) as the new president in August.
“We feel this is the time for a generational change in the party,” said a BJP general secretary on condition of anonymity. “The leadership issue is settled in the party, and younger leaders who get an opportunity today can be groomed for bigger roles in next 15 years.”
This strategy will also have its reflection in the team of national office bearers when it is constituted after the election of Jagat Prakash Nadda as the party president by year end.
“The RSS is also going through a similar change and leaders in the age group of 50-55 are getting promotion over those who are older to them. There is a general admission within the Sangh parivar and its affiliates that a new and young leadership needs to be promoted for next 15-20 years,” the second BJP leader quoted in the story said.
There can be certain exception, but the general idea is to have leaders in the age bracket of 50-55 years in leadership roles, this leader said.
In July, the RSS and the BJP chose 53-year-old BL Santosh over senior pracharaks such as Saudan Singh and V Satish for the post of the organisational secretary. This post if reserved for RSS leaders loaned to the BJP, and is responsible for the organsiational matters of the party.
The BJP is currently holding a verification of its membership base, and the organisational elections will start from next month. The BJP team at booth, mandal and state levels will chosen between October and November, before the election of the national president in December last or early January.
There will be change of leadership in some other states and younger faces will replace existing president, the first leader said. “The idea behind younger presidents is also to influence a new energy into the party, particularly in states where the BJP sees an opportunity to grow,” this leader said.
News updates from Hindustan Times: Pakistan may ratchet up tension along LoC ahead of UNGA meet and all the latest news at this hour
BJP is already planning 15 years from now.
Unless the opposition fundamentally change the way they do politics, I don't see any hope for them.
There is simply no way a family party can outwork and outwit group of people who have reached the top through merit.
Economic Times (@EconomicTimes) Tweeted:
The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked whether the close proximity of Ram Chabutra to the iron railings indicated Hindus' religious belief that the mosque's central dome was Ram Janmasthan?
#Ayodhya
In Ayodhya case, a question & railing ( )
The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked whether the close proximity of Ram Chabutra to the iron railings indicated Hindus' religious belief that the mosque's central dome was Ram Janmasthan?
#Ayodhya
In Ayodhya case, a question & railing ( )
This is why Mayavati has trust issues.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/mayawatis-6-bsp-rajasthan-mlas-switch-to-congress-ahead-of-local-body-polls-2102146?pfrom=home-topscroll
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/mayawatis-6-bsp-rajasthan-mlas-switch-to-congress-ahead-of-local-body-polls-2102146?pfrom=home-topscroll