Save Delhi from Curse...

With three dengue and Chikungunya related deaths being reported in the national capital, Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government has come under severe criticism for its ministers being away at such a crucial time. According to an India Today report, Delhi government’s key people such as Satyendra Jain, Gopal Rai, Imran Husain, Manish Sisodia and Kejriwal himself were not in town even as a major health crisis erupted. The report suggests that while Kejriwal is busy campaigning for AAP in Punjab. There is also news of him being on a cough treatment trip. Sisodia is in Finland, Gopal Rai in Chhattisgarh and Imran Husain is on a Haj tour. Satyendra Jain, the Health Minister of Delhi, was in Goa!

Hard to follow but “we’ll still follow it"...

The apex court had on Monday modified its earlier order, directing the Karnataka government to release 15000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu, and directed the Siddaramaiah government to release 12000 cusecs of water for farmers.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday urged the protesters not to damage public property. The chief minister said the order of the Supreme Court is hard to follow but “we’ll still follow it”

Hotel management students cater for AAP...

Anirban Gupta, dean, hotel management, PCTE, said, “The Delhi CM was overwhelmed by the hospitality of our students. It is part of our curriculum that students have to undergo industrial training and this assignment of hosting the Delhi CM will also be considered in it.

Interestingly, the college has claimed that “students working for the Delhi CM and AAP team’s hospitality will get credit, marks and will also be evaluated for this assignment.” according to "the Indian express"

The Cauvery row erupted after the Supreme Court on 4th Sept 2016 Monday directed Karnataka to release 15,000 cusecs to Tamil Nadu for the next 10 days to address the plight of farmers there. Subsequently, on September 6, Karnataka released the Cauvery water amid snowballing protests by farmers. The Karnataka government had also said it would approach the apex court seeking modification of its order because of the difficulties in implementing it, given that the live storage in four reservoirs in the Cauvery basin now was 46.7 TMC ft against their capacity of 104 TMC ft.

Rahul Gandhi's ‘Khat-Sabha’ became ‘Cot-Marathon’

Nearly 1,000 stringed cots – khats in local parlance – were taken away on Tuesday by villagers attending a rally by Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who launched his Deoria to Dilli yatra to connect with voters ahead of next year’s assembly elections.

As soon as Gandhi left the meeting venue, Rudrapur Inter College ground, villagers jostled to collect the stringed cots popular in the countryside.

Men, women and children all scampered to collect one each, carrying off the loot on their heads, bicycles and motorbikes.

RG vs 4G

Congress today said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should take action against Reliance Jio if the telecom company has failed to take permission from the PMO for using his photograph in full-page advertisements while launching the service. 

"There are certain norms for displaying Photo of the Prime Minister in an advertisement. As a former Union minister, I am aware that prior permission has to be taken." 

"Had Reliance taken permission from the PM or the PMO. This is needed otherwise the Prime Minister's photo would be on Cadbury or any chocolate. Such a permission has to be given After a deep thought as the Prime Minister is not just an individual but an institution,"

Rahul & Ramya Both Playing targeting RSS...

Congress leader and actress Ramya, has once again landed in trouble after a case was filed against her on Wednesday for her alleged anti-RSS remarks made in Mandya.

At a media interaction after inaugurating the Tiranga Yatra organised by National Students' Union of India (NSUI), the actress turned-politician had said that the RSS had no contribution in the freedom struggle of the nation. Both Rahul and Ramya both trageting RSS in some or other way...