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Amit Shah, Gujarat CM Shri Vijay Rupani and Deputy CM Shri Nitin Patel Waving at the Crowed https://www.facebook.com/Kamal.Sandesh/ www.kamalsandesh.org @kamalsandeshbjp “GST BECOMES EVEN SIMPLER, ENSURING INTERESTS OF OUR CITIZENS ARE SAFEGUARDED AND India’S ECONOMY GROWS” Vol. 12, No. 21 01-15 Noveber, 2017 (Fortnightly) `20 ‘A contest G U J A R A T between Dynasty and Development’ ‘MY GOVERnment’S SCHEMES ARE RO-RO FERRY SERVICE & ITS IMPACT ON PM MODI INAUGURATES FIRST ALL 1 I KAMAL SANDESHIMPLemented I 01-15 JULY, within 2017 time’ TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS 01-15 NOVEMBER,INDIA IN S2017TITUTE I KAMAL OF A SANDESHYURVEDA I 1 Grand view of Gujarat Gaurav Yatra concluding meeting in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Inset: PM Shri Narendra Modi, BJP National President Shri Amit Shah, Gujarat CM Shri Vijay Rupani and Deputy CM Shri Nitin Patel waving at the crowed. PM Shri Narendra Modi addressing the huge gathering BJP National President Shri Amit Shah addressing the gathering BJP National President Shri Amit Shah, Kerala BJP President Kummanam Rajasekharan and other senior BJP leaders participating in the concluding day of Janaraksha Yatra in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala BJP National President Shri Amit Shah addressing a massive gathering in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 2 I KAMAL SANDESH I 01-15 NOVEMBER, 2017 Fortnightly Magazine Editor Prabhat Jha Executive Editor Dr. Shiv Shakti Bakshi Associate Editors Ram Prasad Tripathy Vikash Anand Creative Editors Vikas Saini Mukesh Kumar Phone +91(11) 23381428 FAX +91(11) 23387887 GUJARAT ELECTIONS A CONTEST BETWEEN DYNASTY AND E-mail [email protected] DEVELOPMENT: NARENDRA MODI [email protected] 06 “The party also sacrificed its own leaders for dynasty politics. Former Chief Minister Madhavsinh Solanki who helped the party get a record... Website: www.kamalsandesh.org VAICHARIKI 12 BJP GOT A MASSIVE Ideal Swayamsevak 16 VICTORY WITH 1,311 SEATS, CONGRESS GETS 312 SHRADHANJALI The results for the second phase ‘Rajniti ke Ajatshatru’- Kailashpati Mishra 17 of Maharashtra Gram Panchayat Elections were announced on ARTICLE 18 October, 2017. The Bharatiya Ro-Ro Ferry Service & Its Impact on Transportation and... 18 10 TIME TO SHOW CPI(M) Janata Party, which got majority THE DOOR: AMIT SHAH of seats in the previous... “GST becomes even simpler, ensuring interests of our Addressing the valedictory citizens are safeguarded and India’s economy grows” 20 session of BJP’s Janraksha Yatra in Thiruvananthapuram, OTHERS BJP National President Shri Over 69 lacs subscribers join Atal Pension Yojana 14 Amit Shah said it was sad that people with differing political ‘My government’s schemes are implemented within time’ 22 views were not being allowed Morgan Stanley bets on India, says world’s fastest growing to function in certain parts... economy to grow 10% per year for 10 years 23 PM Modi inaugurates first All India Institute of Ayurveda... 24 13 71% GROWTH IN FOREIGN TOURIST Central government set to give legal status to domestic ARRIVAls ON E-TOURIST VISA workers in the country 26 Ministry of Tourism compiles monthly estimates of Foreign Tourist Arrivals (FTAs) & FTAs on World Bank President lauds PM Modi’s reform agenda 27 e-Tourist Visa on the basis of Nationality... Indian Economy on ‘Very Solid Track’: International Monetary Fund Chief 28 14 CABINET NOD FOR RS. 6,655 CRORE PM inaugurates Birth Centenary Celebration of Nanaji... 29 SCHEMES TO BOOST SKILL INDIA MISSION Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana to provide a... 30 In a major boost to Skill India Mission, the Union cabinet on 11 October, 2017 approved two Sampoorna Bima Gram (SBG) Yojana launched 31 schemes envisaging an investment of Rs. 6,655... Publisher and Printer: Printed by Dr. Nandkishore Garg, Published by Dr. Nandkishore Garg on behalf of Dr. Mookerjee Smruti Nyas01-15 and PrintedNOVEMBER, at HT Media 2017 Limited, I KAMAL B-2, Sector-63, SANDESH Noida I 3 (UP)-201307 and Published from PP-66, Subramanya Bharati Marg, New Delhi-110003. Editor - Prabhat Jha. SOCIAL MEDIA CORNER Kudos to our karyakartas of BJP @ narendramodi Maharashtra, CM Devendra Fadnavis, Shri Our Govt. is extensively focused Rao Saheb Danve for emphatic victory in on preventive healthcare. We are Phase-2 of the Gram Panchayat polls. making healthcare more accessible & — Amit Shah affordable. @AmitShah The draft National Perspective Plan of The BJP is giving ‘Karyanjali’ not Sagarmala is hosted for your suggestions ‘Puspanjali‘to the tribal patriots. and comments. Projects under Sagarmala to mobilise Rs4 trillion, create 1 crore jobs in next 10 years. — Nitin Gadkari @rajnathsingh Fake currency contributes to terror Govt to spend Rs.9,800Cr annually on funding. The NIA is playing an revised Pay in 43 central univ & centrally effective role in curbing the flow of funded tech institutions like IITs, IIMs, FICN and terror funding. IISERs, etc . — Prakash Javadekar BIRTHDAY 22 OCTEBER KAMAL SANDESH Pariwar wishes BJP National President Shri Amit Shah a very Happy Birthday and prays to the almighty to endow him with strength and energy so that he continues to lead the party towards higher goals. सार㔵जनिक जीरि की शुनिता को भी हम ऊंिा उठाकर Kamal Sandesh Parivar एक ऐसा दबार पैदा करᴂ नक ि केरल भारतीय जिता पा셍絀 बल्क देश के सभी राजिीनतक दल सार㔵जनिक शुनिता के wishes a very happy साथ सार㔵जनिक जीरि वयतीत करिे के नलए मजबूर हो जाएं। ऐसा प्रण आज हम सबको लेिा िानहए। भारतीय जिता पा셍絀 की GURU NANAK JAYANTI नजममेदारी है नक इस देश के सार㔵जनिक जीरि को ऊंिाई दे और ऊंिाई कोई उपदेश से िहĂ दी जाती, कृनततर से दी जाती है, सरयं (04 November) उस पर अमल करिे से दी जाती है। - अनमत शाह, रा�絍ीय अधयक्ष, भाजपा to its readers 4 I KAMAL SANDESH I 01-15 NOVEMBER, 2017 EDITORIAL Big blow to doomsayers! s people surged in massive numbers to attend ‘Gujarat Gurarav Sammelan’, the scenario of the coming assembly elections in Gujarat became clear. Those who expected to pose soem kind of A challenge to BJP were given a message by the people who came forward to express their support to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and cheered him for his vision for Gujarat and the development which has dawned on the state under his leadership. Similar responses are visible in Himachal Pradesh, people are coming out in large numbers to support BJP. The politics of performance and urge for development is winning over the Congress politics of dynasty, caste and corruption. People are realizing that the mantra of development is the only way out for the nation to move forward and attain greatness in the days to come. The affection and love of the people which Narendra Modi is getting is making him more determined in carrying forward his agenda of development across the nation. It is his vision and hard work which now inspires the nation in nurturing the aspirations which till a few years back was considered impossible to achieve. The achievements so far appear incredible for a country which just three years back was steeped in corruption, misrule and policy paralysis under Congress led UPA rule. Sometime back the nation suddenly witnessed a crop of doomsayers of the TODAY WHILE economy criticising the government for showing the political will and determination NARENDRA MODI to implement economic policies set to transform the economy with an eye on long- AND BJP REPRESENTS term goals. They found an opportunity in the wake of some transitional pangs when the mammoth exercise to implement GST was started. It was already expected some HOPE, HARD WORK, short term confusions needed to be dispelled and need based corrective measures POLITICAL WILL AND were required as part of the process. As the things stand now, the doomsayers have DETERMINATION started to run for cover as these reforms are receiving praises across the world. World TO TAKE INDIA TO Bank President Jim Yong Kim while saying that GST will have a huge positive impact NEWER HEIGHTS on the Indian economy felt slowdown in India’s economic growth in first quarter was MEETING THE an “aberration” and mainly due to a temporary disruption caused by preparations ASPIRATIONS OF THE for the GST. While echoing the same sentiments and expecting “a very solid track PEOPLE, THERE ARE ahead for the Indian economy” IMF chief Christine Lagarde has said , “We very much PEOPLE WHO WANT hope that the combination of fiscal, because the deficit has been reduced, inflation TO PLUNGE NATION has been down significantly, and the structural reforms will actually deliver the jobs INTO PESSIMISM that the Indian population, particularly the young Indian people expect in the future”. THROUGH THEIR Predicting on the same line the global financial services major Morgan Stanley has FALSE PROPAGANDA said that August IIP may improve as GST-related impact would wane. In almost all the reports Indian economy has been seen in positive light and won applauses for AND MISLEADING showing political will to undertake structural reforms. ARGUMENTS. Today while Narendra Modi and BJP represents hope, hard work, political will and determination to take India to newer heights meeting the aspirations of the people, there are people who want to plunge nation into pessimism through their false propaganda and misleading arguments. The doomsayers are not the people who believe in genuine and constructive criticism of the public policies but are the ones who want to create doubts for their petty political gains. The doomsayers fail to understand that the politics of pessimism practised by them is further marginalizing them in Indian politics and pushing them to the periphery. Today India is rising as a confident nation which is ready to take bold steps under the charismatic leadership of Narendra Modi and willing to walk with the world with its head held high.
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