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WATER – ELIXIR OR POISON?

March 28, 2018 by Nasheman

Researched & Written by: Dr.Parmeshwar Arora

Drinking water in excess can harm your health:
While, at present everybody is inclined for drinking maximum possible water for keeping healthy, our ancient Ayurvedic texts & Vedas surprisingly direct us to drink minimum possible water to remain healthy. There are certain diseases where water has been contraindicated or is allowed in very minimum quantity.
These days it is a common practice that if you have to fix your digestion – drink lots of water, if you have to detox your body – drink lots of water, if there is burning while passing urine – drink lots of water, if you have to lose weight drink lots of water etc.
But when we try to understand as to how drinking water in abundance help in these conditions, the reasoning which surfaces up is something completely beyond our understanding. For example, for all the problems related to digestion like – Constipation, Acidity, Gas formation and even IBS , the cause is our sluggish digestion power. Even the modern science says that for all these conditions the reason is decreased secretion of digestive enzymes.
Hence, we can get rid of these conditions by improving our Jatharagni i.e. digestive fire. In such a case, how would the excessive intake of water, which is the worst opponent of fire, increases digestive fire and how would it help in fixing the problems, is totally beyond understanding. Is it not possible that this excess quantity of water consumed by us to resolve our digestive issues actually make these conditions chronic which eventually become incurable? Same is the case for other conditions also. Please do think about it.

Drinking too much of water at a time, even when thirsty, can make you ill
As per Ayurveda, a generally healthy person should drink adequate amount of water in summer (Mid May to Mid July) and Autumn (Mid September to Mid December) and minimum possible amount of water in rest of the seasons. If someone has a tendency to drink too much of water at a time even when thirsty, this can become a cause of ‘Pitta’ and ‘Kafa’ related diseases like indigestion, bloating, nausea, vomiting, over-salivation, heaviness in the body and even cold-cough and respiratory issues. Especially, the fever patients should only drink small quantity of water slowly and with patience.
Modern science does not have any specific guidelines about consumption of food while Ayurveda which has been written with the main motive of maintenance of good health, talks about food/drinks in detail. So if we go by the deteriorating levels of health, the time has come when we should drop the common beliefs and adopt the food habits directed by our Shastras which will eventually help us in keeping healthy like our ancestors and keep away from diseases.
Water is ELIXIR only when taken correctly, can be POISON if consumed otherwise :
As per Ayurveda whether water has to be taken on its own or after medicating it with suitable herbs or taken after boiling it or taken in cold form or taken as just warm water, deciding this on the basis of state of body and when taken in right quantity at right time & in right way, then only acts like Elixir else it acts like Poison if used otherwise.
There is almost opposite opinion about drinking of water when present trends are compared with the directions of our ancient Ayurvedic texts. Whereas there is no authentic & detailed book about correct diet and life style of present era, Ayurveda was written with the primary intention of maintaining health by correct diet and correct life style. For the same every dietary item including water has been explained in detail in Ayurvedic texts.
Drinking water in excess can complicate or produce diseases like Indigestion, Diabetes, High Blood Pressure & Kidney diseases :
Anyone who tends to consume water in excess or at wrong time or in wrong manner initially weakens his Digestive fire (Jatharagni) and subsequently fire at tissue level (Dhaatvagni) & cellular level (Bhutaagni). It gives rise to a condition of Ajeerna (Indigestion) & Aama (Undigestive Food) at various levels in the body. Ajeerna & Aama are supposed to be the root cause of almost every disease, including Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Kidney Diseases & Heart Diseases etc.
How drinking excess of water complicates or leads to Indigestion Diabetes, High Blood Pressure, Kidney Diseases etc. has been explained in detail in the book, “Water-Elixir or Poison ?”. Various other important facts about water consumption have also been explained in the book.
Recommended Quantity of Water can not be defined:
The common recommended quantity of water consumption can’t be defined for every person. The adequacy will vary based on the physical work done by that individual, environment around them and status of body health.
Right Quantity, Right Time & Right Way of drinking water:
In general, a healthy person should consume between 1 to 1.5 litres of liquid in a day which includes water, milk, juice, tea, coffee etc. To put it more precisely, we can assume a person to be consuming enough quantity of liquid if he/she is releasing ½ to 1 litre of clear urine in a day.
General recommendations are as follows:
For Intestinal Cleansing: Consume 250-300 ml or a full glass of warm water, sip by sip on empty stomach in the morning.
For Helping in Digestive Process: Water with Meal: a cup (i.e. about 150 ml) of warm water should be consumed, sip by sip while having meal. After Meals, consume a small cup (150-200 ml) of warm water every hour or two, even when not feeling thirsty.
On Feeling Thirsty: Drink a small cup (i.e. 150-200 ml) of water, patiently. It is best to drink warm water or boiled water kept for less than 24 hours.
Drinking too much of water at a time can lead to indigestion:
The excess water consumed, being a good medium of transportation, pushes the food down ahead of time irrespective of digestive stage. Due to this hurry, the digestion-process of the prior stages is missed out and hence the digestion remains incomplete. This results in a condition of indigestion. Even in summer season, consuming small quantity of water at regular intervals, when feeling thirsty, helps in maintenance of better health. Consumption of more water in summer season is usually the reason behind our digestion fire becoming sluggish and hence we feel less hungry and also there is trouble in digesting consumed food.
Always Drinking Boiled Water is beneficial for health:
Consumption of un-boiled water increases the possibility of different types of infections in the body. Water is the only liquid food which is neither cooked before consumption nor it is processed by our digestion fire. So, it is clear that if water is contaminated, it can reach out blood streams and become the cause of infections. In general this contamination is removed by boiling process. Hence it is recommended to consume only boiled water, even in Summers.
Special contribution of this research besides providing better health:
This research papers about water would not only give us better health by avoiding the possible damages from drinking excess water, but it would also help in coming out of the misunderstanding about consumption of more and more water. This will also help us in reducing the need of scarce potable water resources and would also help in its conservation.
If one fourth of the population of India comes out from the myth of drinking excess water and reduce just 1 litre of water intake, then there will be saving of about 500 crores litres of clean drinkable water everyday. Calculations about this figure have also been explained in the book.

Dr. Arora’s questions for the Doctors recommending consumption of more and more water:
1. While giving commandments of drinking of more and more water, is not it their moral responsibility to also mention the deadly effect of this on diseases related to heart, digestion, kidney and hundreds of issues related to hormones?
2. Can I ask those water healers who are associated with either Allopathy, Ayurveda or Naturopathy, as to how does consumption of excess quantity of water help our body? Do they have a scientific, textual or research based evidence to support their process?
3. I would like to ask these water healers who simply quote Ayurveda in their lectures on consumption of high quantity of water, that have they even touched the original text books of Ayurveda like Charak Samhita, Sushruta Samhita or Ashtang Sangrah by Acharya Vagbhatt? Can they quote even a single line from these texts which recommend consumption of excess water? If not then what action should be taken against these people who are spreading the wrong trend and creating health hazards for millions of people?
4. These water healers should explain to the society if a patient of kidney problems or blood pressure or diabetes which impacts the kidneys negatively or diseases which bring swelling in different parts of body – should drink excess water? If yes, then please explain how as otherwise it is well known to have adverse effect on the health condition. You can read about scientific and Vaidic analysis of this subject along with references in my book – “Water – Elixir or Poison?”.

Follow the correct way of Water Consumption even in Summers:
A person should consume water on the basis of the condition of their body in right quantity, at right time and in right process. The time has come when we should come out of the jugglery of over consumption of water as it can lead to several health conditions. This is the reason that our texts have called it even a ‘poison’ if water is consumed in a wrong way. We should consume water patiently and in right process even in Summer. You would notice that in the summer oriented seasons i.e. even in rainy season a person feels less hungry and the possibility of issues like indigestion and other digestive problems also increases, a person may feel low energy levels and anxiety and restlessness. If you observe closely, these things happen to a person more he/she consumes more and cold water.
Same way winter dominated seasons like Autumn, Fall and Winter a person feels comparatively more hungry and chances of diseases also reduce, energy levels are better and one finds self in better mental health too. Please notice that these are the times when we usually consume lesser amount of water and certainly not cold water.
So it is quite evident that the hunger, better digestion and good mental health are all dependent on our digestive fire i.e. Agni and not on consumption of water. Is it not possible that the because of effect of summer we consume excess water that makes our Agni sluggish which in turn makes our digestion worse resulting in indigestion, lack of hunger etc. and we feel physically and mentally weaker.
A person should drink adequate quantity of room-temperature water patiently and slowly in small quantity as per the need of our body to maintain our digestive fire properly.
Not drinking increased quantity of water in Summer – is not the reason behind Diseases:
Please note that most of the dehydration issues found during summer are not because of lack of water intake but they are caused by consuming contaminated water resulting in indigestion and diarrhea. The issues like headache, bad throat, cold and cough etc. are caused by drinking cold water after coming from high temperature environment. Hence it is recommended to consume only adequate quantity of water at right time and in right way as per the requirement of one’s body.

Filed Under: Campaign

‘Biggest’ evacuation sees more than 6,700 people leave Ghouta

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

One rebel group in Eastern Ghouta’s Douma has refused to surrender and is still engaged in negotiations [Reuters]

by Al Jazeera

At least 6,750 people have been evacuated from towns in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta, marking the largest evacuation to date, according to state media.

A convoy of 100 buses departed on Tuesday morning from the Irbin corridor towards rebel-held Idlib province in the north, state news agency Sana reported.

In previous evacuations about 6,000 people have already left the towns of Harasta, which was controlled by the Ahrar al-Sham rebel group, as well as Irbin, Zamalka, Jobar and the district of Ain Tarma, which were controlled by the Faylaq ar-Rahman rebel group.

The rebel groups last week reached an evacuation deal with Russia, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s main ally in the seven-year war.

A third rebel group in Eastern Ghouta’s Douma, the enclave’s biggest town, home to about 140,000 people, has refused to surrender and is still engaged in negotiations.

According to activists, a deal between the Jaish al-Islam rebel group and the Russians will most likely be announced at the end of the week.

Eastern Ghouta has been under rebel control since mid-2013. That year, Assad’s government imposed a tight siege on the Damascus suburb, which was home to about 400,000 people.

For six weeks since February 18, Syrian government forces, backed by Russian fighter jets, tightened their siege on the city with heavy bombardments and shelling that killed about 1,500 people and wounded more than 5,000.

Douma-based activist Laith al-Abdullah told Al Jazeera that Faylaq ar-Rahman are trying to evacuate their extended family members currently trapped in Douma – despite ongoing negotiations.

“Negotiations are ongoing and we expect to hear in three days whether a deal is reached,” he told Al Jazeera.

Douma’s local council on Tuesday described the negotiation process as “difficult”.

“We do not expect fast results. We all need to be patient,” the council said in a statement.

The first round of negotiations between the Douma-based rebels and the Russians included talks on improving shelters for displaced civilians, the statement added.

The talks also included ceasefire extension to last throughout the entire negotiation period, and to allow aid trucks in.

The second round of talks will kick off on Wednesday, activists told Al Jazeera.

It is still unknown what the agenda of the second round will entail.

Residents of the enclave have been in dire need of food and medicine, especially since the latest offensive began, which has exacerbated Eastern Ghouta’s humanitarian crisis.

Though some aid has previously been allowed in, a 46-lorry aid convoy only included supplies for 27,000 people. Other convoys have not been able to enter due to the government’s bombardment campaign that had been ongoing for more than a month.

Filed Under: Muslim World

Cricket can expect some good from Cape Town shock.

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

By Veturi Srivatsa.

Australians proudly proclaim they play their cricket hard, now they have revealed they play so hard that they are out to win at any cost.

For someone like Steve Smith, one of the the best batsmen in world cricket, going by sheer weight of figures, it is hard to believe that he could resort to a stupid tactic like tampering with the ball to win a match, when scores of television cameras are catching every minute happening in detail.

In three years as captain of Australia, he has done everything a leader is expected to do and he is the No.1 batsmen in the International Cricket Council (ICC) rankings.

Yet, even the most liberal Australian cricket fan is today condemning Smith as a cheat after he had admitted to the ball-tampering plot in the third Test at Cape Town. Accepting the guilt does not mitigate the gravity of the crime.

Chief executive officer of International Cricket Council (ICC) David Richardson speaks during a news conference at the end of its annual conference in Kuala Lumpur June 28, 2012. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad (MALAYSIA – Tags: SPORT CRICKET HEADSHOT)

Now even the ICC levels of offence and the punishment look inadequate as Smith was slapped a ban of just one Test and fined the entire Cape Town match fee while the young man (Cameron Bancroft) who exuberantly executed the disgusting plan 75 percent of his match fee.

After the reactions from cricket-loving Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and former cricket stars, continuation of Smith as captain has become highly untenable.

The Prime Minister’s shock is palpable: “It seemed completely beyond belief that the Australian cricket team had been involved in cheating.”

“After all, our cricketers are role models and cricket is synonymous with fair play.

“How can our team be engaged in cheating like this? It beggars belief.

He wants Cricket Australia to take a decisive action and was assured of action by David Peever, Chairman of Cricket Australia.

As ICC Chief Executive David Richardson said the decision of the leadership group is clearly contrary to the spirit of the game, and it “risks causing significant damage to the integrity of the match, the players and the sport itself.”

It is beyond one’s comprehension that an Australian team management did not know that to carry a foreign object on to the field with the objective of changing the condition of the ball to gain an unreasonable advatage. It is clearly against not only the Laws, but the spirit of the game.

Smith knew the enormity of his wrongdoing and promptly decied to stand down from captaincy midway through the just-concluded third Test which resulted in victory for South Africa and take an unbeatable 2-1 lead in the four-match series, though he blamed the entire “leadership”, whoever he may have meant by that, for the detestable act.

The Australians have always been famous for their sledging, and their unprintable verbal on-field exchanges between individuals unnerved their opponents, disturbing their equanimity. This was part of their strategy, but seldom have they been so desperate to employ underhand methods to win a match.

Smith should have known what is fair and what is foul in international cricket. He once got away on India’s tour last year, admitting he had a “brain fade” when he looked up to the players’ enclosure in Bengaluru for a nod to go in for a DRS, but an alert English umpire Nigel Llong quickly thwarted it.

Interestingly, Llong was the umpire at Cape Town, and he, along with countrymen Richard Illingworth and third umpire Ian Gould, tracked down opening batsman Bancroft’s suspicious on-field activity when he tried to use what looked like a piece of sandpaper or some stickly patch of substance to alter the condition of the ball.

It is not that Smith got into a fit all of a sudden to numb his thinking. He has had a record of on-field eruptions.

He was fined for his unacceptable behavior in the Christchurch Test and had his run-ins with fast bowlers, Englishman James Anderson and on the current tour with Kagiso Rabada. He was clearly unhappy that Rabada’s ban for two Tests was overturned by an ICC inquiry committee.

After the Christuchurch flare-up, Smith stated that he should learn from his mistakes to be a better leader. This was two years ago and obviously he has not learnt anything from his past errors.

Having won the first Test and losing the second to be tied 1-1 before they went into the third match and there was no need for the Australians to get into a confrontational situation. Losing a Test or a series is not the end of the world.

The ball-tampering saga has its fallout on Indian cricket, Smith will not lead the Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and his deputy David Warner, who has quit as Australia’s vice-captain, may follow suit by relinquishing the Sunrisers Hyderabad captaincy.

It will also have its repercussions on all the Australians playing anywhere.

Cricket can expect some good from Cape Town shock.

(IANS)

 

Filed Under: Sports

Mamata meets Pawar, Sena and TRS MPs

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday met leaders from the BJP ally Shiv Sena as well as MPs from several opposition parties in the national capital.

Banerjee visited Parliament on Tuesday where she met Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut and Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar. She also met Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) MP K. Kavitha, daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao.

The details of the meetings, which come at a time when opposition parties as well as former government ally Telugu Desam party (TDP), have come together to move a no confidence motion in the Lok Sabha, was not shared.

Banerjee is seen as a key player in a possible grouping of non-BJP political parties ahead of the next Lok Sabha elections

Filed Under: News & Politics

66 year Old Dance Teacher From Bhubaneswar Gets A New Lease Of Life Through Heart Transplant From A 20 year Old Youth

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

66 year old  lady gets a new  life as she undergoes a heart transplant at M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre – a unit managed by Narayana Health. The donor was 20 year old youth who had met with an accident at Sakleshpur and was initially admitted at private hospital in Sakleshpur. However, as his condition was worsening he referred to Sparsh Hospital, Yeshwanthpur. Doctors at the hospital declared him ‘Brain Dead’ today morning and the family consented for organ donation.

 

The heart was retrieved at Sparsh Hospital, Yesthwanthpur and was transported to M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre, Mattikere.

 

The recipient is a 66 year old  dance teacher hailing from Bhubaneswar. Three months ago she had suffered from a heart attack at her home town and the heart was damaged owing to delay in seeking medical help. In fact, she was in the ICU at the hospital in Bhubaneswar for a month, however, as she was having recurrent heart failures, she was airlifted a month ago to M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre for heart transplant. Fortunately for her the 20 year old heart was a complete match.

 

The heart transplant was performed by Dr. Julius Punnen, Senior Consultant Cardiothoracic & Transplant, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre, Dr.Nagamalesh.U.M, Senior Consultant Heart Failure & Transplant, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre, Dr. Ravi Shankar Shetty, Senior Consultant Cardiothoracic & Heart Transplant Surgeon, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre, Dr. Shilpa Rudradevaru, Cardiothoracic Surgeon, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre and Dr. Prashanth Ramamurthy, Consultant Cardiac Anaesthetist, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre.

 

With this heart transplant, M S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre completes 3 heart transplants within a the short duration of a month.

Filed Under: Campaign

CM recommends CBI probe into MP journalist killing

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday recommended a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the death of a Bhind-based television channel journalist who was run over by a truck.



Sandeep Sharma, who exposed the illegal sand mining in the area through a sting operation, on Monday was killed while he was going on his two-wheeler.

“While analysing the law and order situation, Chouhan expressed grief over the death of the journalist. He said to reveal the truth, the CBI will probe the matter,” an official said. 

The truck driver, Ranveer, was arrested and the truck seized. 

Bhind Superintendent of Police Prashant Khare on Monday announced that a special investigation team will be set up to probe the matter.

It is believed that Sharma was killed as he exposed the connection between sand mafia and the police. Sharma, on several occasions, sought police protection and had written letters to the Chief Minister, the Governor and even the Prime Minister. 

Filed Under: News & Politics

Empowerment of Women in Gems & Jewellery Industry

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

In Gems & Jewellery industry, usually there is a notion in peoples mind that women looks better as a consumer of gold & Jewellery. A woman who is fully loaded with jewellery in parties, social & family gatherings shows the status of a family or a person.

But why the industry, people and women herself haven’t thought of being on the other side of the Gems & Jewellery industry, i.e. Women Entrepreneur.

As it has been already fed into her mind that this industry is orthodox & male dominated. Women will not be able survive in this industry. But if we try and analyze the Gems & Jewellery Industry is more ruled by women, without whom the industry would come to an end. When she can contribute to the industry as a consumer why not women start being a part of this industry.

Women are always known for her multitasking and organizing her daily routines without much effort. So why not use this talent in this industry too.

Gems & Jewellery is a huge platform for the women entrepreneurs. And we Solitaire Diamond Institute take this pride in educating and training women for this industry. Solitaire Diamond Institute contributes to the women empowerment by providing Diploma & Short Term courses like –

  • Diploma in Diamond Grading (Duration : 3 months , 1 month & 1 week)
  • Diploma in Colour Stone Identification (Duration : 3 months , 1 month & 1 week)
  • Diploma in Jewellery Designing (Durations: 6 months, 3 months & 1 month)
  • Diploma in Computer Aided Jewellery Designing ( Duration : 2.5 months & 1 month)
  • Certificate in Gold Appraisal (Duration: 6 days)

Above are the main courses we conducted. We also customize the courses (as per the requirements of a group of minimum 15 members).

SDI has gives 100% placement assistance.

Most of SDI women graduates have been placed in various categories like

  • Manual Jewellery Designer
  • CADD Jewellery Designer
  • Diamond Grader & Assorter
  • Gemologist
  • Freelancer
  • Started her own set-up / Boutique…

Gems & Jewellery industry has started providing equal opportunities to men & Women. And she has also proved to better as an entrepreneur.

Beautiful Phrases told by Beyonce – “We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. We have to step – up as a women and take the lead”.

Women, don’t stop Dreaming about your glittering careers in Gems & Jewellery Industry as Solitaire Diamond Industry will always give Shape to your Dreams!!!

Come Join us & Empower Yourself.

Filed Under: Business & Technology

2 Journalists Killed in India as Driver Runs Over Their Bike

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

Two senior journalists were killed after a sport utility vehicle (SUV) rammed into their bike in Bihar late Sunday night, sparking violent protests.

Family members of the victims have described it as a “pre-meditated murder” carried out by a powerful village council official, and not a mere accident.

This is the fourth killing of journalist in the state in the past two years.

Police said journalist Navin Nishchal, 35, and his colleague Vijay Singh, 25, were returning on their bike after covering a procession, held to mark the major Hindu festival of Ramanavami, when a speeding Mahindra Scorpio came from behind and rammed into their bike, crushing them to death.

The incident took place near Nahasi village under Garhani police station in Bhojpur, a central Bihar district some 70 kilometres west of Patna, on Sunday evening.

Navin worked for prominent Hindi daily Dainik Bhaskar while his colleague Vijay was stringing for a vernacular magazine.

Villagers alleged the pair were crushed to death by a powerful village council official, Mohammad Harsu, who was driving the vehicle at the time of accident.

“Before the incident, the village council official had heated arguments with the journalists after which he had threatened them with dire consequences. Shortly after that, they were crushed to death on a busy sate highway,” villagers alleged.

In a case registered with the police, victim Navin’s brother accused the said village council official of cold-blooded murder.

According to the complainant, the accused was nursing a grudge against the journalists over some news reports.

The incident sparked strong protests in the areas as angry villagers blocked the road and set afire a vehicle on Monday. On the fateful evening too, they had torched the Scorpio although its occupants managed to flee.

The police department while taking the matter seriously has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the case. The team got a major breakthrough when it arrested the main accused who was absconding after the incident while raids were on to nab the other accused persons. The investigation was being monitored at the level of zonal inspector general of police Nair Hasnain Khan, authorities said.

“We have arrested the main accused Mohammad Harsu while raids are on to nab the other accused persons,” local district superintendent of police, Bhojpur, Avkash Kumar told the media on Monday.

This is the fourth incident involving the killing of journalists in the past two years. In January last year, unidentified gunmen shot dead a journalist, identified as Braj Kishore Rajesh, in Samastipur district.

Earlier in November, another journalist Dharmendra Singh, who was working for a Hindi daily, was killed by three motorcycle-riding criminals in Rohtas district. He was sipping tea at a tea stall in the morning when the gangsters shot him dead.

Another journalist Rajdeo Ranjan was shot dead by criminals in Siwan district in May 2016. The victim who worked for a prominent Hindi daily was returning home in the evening after work when the motorcycle-borne criminals shot him from a close range. Before leaving the spot, the shooters also shot in his temple to ensure he does not survive

 

 

Filed Under: Human Rights

Karnataka Assembly Polls 2018: When Amit Shah misspeaks..

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

Following the two-day visit to Karnataka BJP president Amit Shah in his address misspoke today and said that “if there were ever a competition for the most corrupt government then the (BJP’s) Yeddyurappa government would come first”.

(AP Photo/Ajit Solanki)

Shah wasn’t poking fun, but he didn’t mean to utter that either about BS Yeddyurappa (BSY), who is the BJP’s candidate for chief minister in the Karnataka Assembly elections. The BJP president simply told its ministerial candidate is corrupt.

Shah said this at a press conference which was held in Bengaluru, BSY – who was earlier CM of Karnataka – and sitting to Shah’s right, leaned over to him, probably to correct him. Then Shah made corrections what he said – that he meant “Siddaramaiah would come first in a competition for the most corrupt government” – but the smash up had occurred.

The Congress couldn’t pass up this opportunity to denounce Shah and it had a field day doing so.

“Who knew Amit Shah could also speak the truth- we all concur with you Amit ji BSY-BJP is the most corrupt!” tweeted Divya Spandana of the Karnataka unit member of the Congress party.

Spandana said in another tweet that this wasn’t the first time Shah misspoke about BSY.

“This isn’t the first time btw- what exactly are Amit Shah’s feelings towards Yeddyurappa? All are not good in the hood,” she said in the tweet with attaching clip of another time when Shah misspoke.

Filed Under: News & Politics

Deve Gowda warns Rahul Gandhi to be careful, not to test his patience

March 27, 2018 by Nasheman

Congress and the JD(S) has escalated it’s war of words, with JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda on Monday propelling an direct assault on Congress president Rahul Gandhi.

Gowda took serious special case to Rahul scrutinizing the JD(S)’ accreditations recently without having any comprehension of the political advancements of the past. Speaking to the reporters Gowda said that Rahul was naive and lacked maturity.

Forewarning Rahul to be “careful,” Gowda asked the Congress leader not to test his patience, that he would no more tolerate his “irresponsible” statements. He tore into Rahul for his reliance on a “chit” for assaulting the JD(S).

“Rahul has charged that JD(S) is BJP’s ‘B’ group – he has compared at JD(S) to the Sangh Parivar. He has even asked the JD(S) to tell the truth on its common certifications – whether my gathering is supporting the BJP. You want to question my accreditations young man, when you are not by any means aware of the occasions of the past? You have to first comprehend which Congress is there in Karnataka – Indira Gandhi Congress, Sonia Gandhi Congress or Siddaramaiah Congress. You will understand the differences only if you have maturity. You won’t make allegations against the JD(S) by perusing out talks, composed by another person, from a chit of paper,” he said.

Naming the Congress as an opportunist party, Gowda said he had confronted disloyalty by it. He said that he had endorsed Sonia Gandhi to the Prime Minister’s post when the opposition had marked her as an outsider.

“The minimum she could do was to be appreciative to me. Instead, her party ungraciously pulled back help when I was the Prime Minister. For what reason did they pull back help? I had no corruption accusations against me – not at all like Siddaramaiah, who is confronting a whirlwind of corruption allegations,” he said.

He said that the JD(S) would not forge ties with either the BJP or the Congress.

 

Filed Under: News & Politics

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