Cleaning Up Cities with Clear Headed Plans
It's been two months that the new government has taken the reigns in its hands. Their intentions seem noble, which is the welfare of the state and its people.
It's been two months that the new government has taken the reigns in its hands. Their intentions seem noble, which is the welfare of the state and its people.
Senior BJP leader and BJP National Council member Sanjay Tandon, reacting to the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET issue, said that "the Education Minister's decision to resign reflects Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to accountability, transparency and the dignity of the youth."
Delhi BJP president Harsh Malhotra on Saturday said that the country is appreciating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s sensitivity and his dialogue skills in finding a solution to the students’ movement.
Samajwadi Party (SP) national president Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday claimed that "the countdown has begun" for the BJP government, which he described as being "steeped in the arrogance of power".
The minister's departure has triggered discussions over Punjab's representation in the Union Cabinet while the BJP simultaneously accelerates organisational restructuring and prepares for a renewed political campaign in the state.
A Congress march against the alleged NEET paper leak and police action on protesting students turned into a political street showdown in Ranchi on Thursday.
The political confrontation over the alleged NEET paper leak, lathi-charge on students and the demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation intensified in Chhattisgarh.
The paper leak controversy spilled into the Bihar Assembly as ruling and Opposition leaders traded allegations over the Patna student protest and the police response.
The government accused the Opposition of stalling Parliament despite repeated offers for a discussion on the NEET paper leak, while Opposition parties maintained that the Education Minister must resign before any debate begins.
In an unusual show of political street power in Jaipur, the ruling BJP and the Congress on Wednesday held protest marches to gherao each other's state headquarters, forcing the police to use water cannons and mild force to prevent the protesters from advancing.
