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BJP leaders pass the buck to states to save Brand Modi from pandemic fury

Express News Service NEW DELHI: With “Brand Modi” in the line of fire over devastating trails of the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, BJP has seemingly resorted to the strategy to pass the buck to the states, much against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks in a video conference with CMs to work as a team and avoid politics. The “pass the buck” strategy, feels a section of the BJP leaders, is contradictory in the face of devastations unleashed by the pandemic in the party-ruled states. In line with the BJP’s perception management strategy, Union ministers have begun articulating with details of instances when the Centre had cautioned the state governments against the looming threats of the pandemic.

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With 23 rallies in whirlwind election tours, there s no stopping of PM Modi even in pandemic- The New Indian Express

With 23 rallies in whirlwind election tours, there’s no stopping of PM Modi even in pandemic The PM, so far, held 16 rallies in Assam and West Bengal, and seven in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry. Share Via Email | A+A A- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses an election rally in support of his party candidates ahead of the third phase of state assembly polls, in Hooghly. (Photo | PTI) Express News Service NEW DELHI: The political impact of the Covid pandemic isn’t yet known, but PM Narendra Modi appears to have rekindled his intensity in Assembly elections as a campaigner after a lull in the intervening period following the 2017 Gujarat election till the start of Jharkhand poll in 2019.

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BJP counting on positive votes , outcome of government schemes to win Assam and Bengal- The New Indian Express

BJP counting on positive votes , outcome of government schemes to win Assam and Bengal- The New Indian Express
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Agri laws: Ex-NITI Aayog official says legal guarantee of MSP feasible

NEW DELHI: Amidst the ongoing farmers’ agitation, former senior official of NITI Aayog and agriculture expert Tajamul Haque has called for amendments in the contentious farm laws for longtime objectives of agriculture. Haque, former chairman of the Commission for Agriculture Cost and Prices, said that the government should give a legal sanctity to the MSP without committing for 100 per cent public procurement to protect the interests of the farmers. Quoting the NSSO data, Haque argued that even in the case of major crop like kharif paddy only 29 per cent of the total quantity sold was through the mandis, while 49 per cent was sold to local private traders and input dealers at lower prices.

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With Trivendra Rawat ouster, BJP sends a clear message to its Chief Ministers

With Trivendra Rawat ouster, BJP sends a clear message to its Chief Ministers The BJP leadership is keeping a close watch on the six states heading for Assembly elections next year, with Union Home Minister Amit Shah holding regular meetings. Share Via Email | A+A A- Uttarakhand CM Trivendra Singh Rawat (C addresses a press conference after tendering his resignation formally to Governor Baby Rani Maurya in Dehradun Tuesday March 9 2021. (Photo | PTI) Express News Service NEW DELHI: By scripting the ouster of Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat, the BJP appears to have sent out a signal that organisational feedback on performance will carry maximum importance.

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