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COVID-19: Govt, administration, public dropped guard after first wave, says RSS chief
Addressing a lecture series Positivity Unlimited , Bhagwat said the country should stay united and work as a team in these testing times, instead of pointing fingers at each other
PTI | May 15, 2021 | Updated 21:44 IST
The RSS chief said that this is not an appropriate time to point fingers and all should avoid making irrational remarks
After the first wave of COVID-19, the government, administration and public dropped their guard which led to the current situation, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Saturday and urged people to stay positive and proactive to fight the pandemic.
Govt, administration, public, all dropped guard after first COVID wave: RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat
Addressing a lecture series Positivity Unlimited , Bhagwat said the country should stay united and work as a team in these testing times, instead of pointing fingers at each other.
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NEW DELHI: After the first wave of COVID-19, the government, administration and public dropped their guard which led to the current situation, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said on Saturday and urged people to stay positive and proactive to fight the pandemic.
Addressing a lecture series Positivity Unlimited , Bhagwat said the country should stay united and work as a team in these testing times, instead of pointing fingers at each other.
UPDATED: May 17, 2021 08:54 IST
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma; Photo by Bandeep Singh
On the night of March 19, in a government guest house in Sadiya, a town in Assam’s Tinsukia district, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Chhattisgarh chief minister Bhupesh Baghel and All India Congress Committee general secretary in-charge of Assam, Jitendra Singh, were engaged in a strategic discussion over the party’s campaign for the ongoing assembly election in the state. Later that night, Himanta Biswa Sarma, who was leading the BJP’s campaign, sat listening to the 30-minute-long conversation playing on a cell phone of one of his aides. A local Congress leader present at the guest house had secretly recorded the conversation. This incident reflects to what extent Sarma went to ensure a victory for the BJP, a party he joined after quitting the Congress in 2015. Rahul Gandhi had declined to make Sarma chief minister of Assam in place of the incumbent Tarun Gogoi at the time.
Kothapalli Geetha: Standing for Tribal welfare and Betterment:- India has the largest tribal population (about 8.6% of the total Indian population) in the world. But they are also the most marginalized section of society. Democracy and self-rule remain elusive in tribal India. The main reason: India has no policy for its tribal people.
Of the record many tribal leaders will tell you that it is impossible to represent tribal interests within the fold of political parties. India s electoral system is all about getting funds for the parties. The money for the elections come from the corporations, the interests of whom run contrary to tribals, While many tribal leaders once they find a place in the political system, their cultural bond with their community is soon overtaken by an increasing mis-recognition of what tribals want, we have a highly educated, dedicated, successful tribal women who has proven to be different by standing with her own irrespective of her political status.