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(eye wash) and a 'Bhraanti' goals, the party president said # (illusion), the ruling party on the BJP would return to power !$ Saturday resolved to return to in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan power in 2019 with a larger and Chhattisgarh and also do % L mandate and gave its president well in Mizoram where elec- %' L Amit Shah an extended run till tions are due by the year-end. P Q% the general elections by defer- In Telangana too Shah said the # ! ring its organisational polls. party will go full steam. * % + + For his part, Shah pointed Delivering the inaugural % to the BJP's growing clout in address in the meeting which # # the country and of India in the was attended by all the top %' ! global league under Prime leaders including the Prime %% + Minister Narendra Modi who, Minster, State Chief Ministers, ' %, he said, leads the party and not State presidents and most of the -..! follows like his predecessor members of the National Manmohan Singh. Hitting Executive, Shah said the party !# Q out at the Congress, Shah also would contest the 2019 poll on , said while the BJP believed in the plank of 'good governance' NO1N 'Making India', the Congress of the Modi Government from ) && " * + " & % ! trusts in 'Breaking India.” 2014 to 2019. " " , % & " '( Shah, whose three-year Defence Minister Nirmala + term ends in January next year, Sitharaman briefed the Press on in the country with 19 States to counter Opposition's % % will lead the party in the Lok the details of Shah's address to already under its belt with rumour mongering against the !O Sabha election in 2019 and its the highest decision making good majority. party about restoration of the 2 #' ' organisational polls are likely to body of the BJP. While asking party men to SC/ST Act provisions. Shah %34 be suspended till then as it will Hitting out at the prepare for the general elections spoke on the National Register 5 6 # focus on the electoral challenge Opposition for indulging in he sought them to focus on vot- of Citizens besides the Citizen !2 '%' on hand, party sources said. “disruptive politics”, he said ers' verification process which Amendment Bill, 2016. He % Organisational polls in an elec- each of the 'Mahagathbandhan' is underway in the country and said now all persecuted N % tion year have often been parties has been defeated by also to challenge what he minorities including Buddhist, 6 !O % deferred in the past as well to the National Democratic called “P Chidambaram & Sikhs, Jains and Christians in N 7 8 allow the incumbent presi- Alliance in 2014 and thereafter company with full facts in Pakistan, Bangladesh and 9 F " dent, his team of office-bearers too, and the BJP has captured hand”. Afghanistan would be given # " % & " '( and workers to focus fully on 75 per cent of geographical area The BJP asked the workers asylum/refuge in India. $ P% % ; QO! ( & P & " , P +5% # % +( !; 59 ' Q'% "". / & ) " ! New Delhi: Putting to rest all exhibition has been held in hold the exhibition in + ( L speculations about shifting of Bengaluru every two years. Lucknow triggering angry the prestigious international Several States, including reactions from political parties L !" aerospace exhibition Aero Gujarat, Rajasthan, Odisha of Karnataka. India, the Government on and Tamil Nadu, had offered to The five-day event will ( Saturday announced that the the Defence Ministry to stage combine a major trade exhibi- ! , # ! # event next year will be held at the 12th edition of Aero India. tion for the aerospace and % its traditional venue Bengaluru Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister defence industries with public NO %'% $%!& itself from February 20 to 24. Yogi Adityanath had last air shows, the official com- ! Since its inception in 1996, the month urged Sitharaman to muniqué said. , % $ % ' R % % " ' #! ! < ! & ' %1+%#: % ( '% ! $ resident Donald Trump on $5 % # ! )# PFriday said he wants to % % ' + * stop the subsidies that growing New Delhi: Petrol price in the national Capital ! economies like India and China on Saturday crossed the 80 mark for the first #% $% Q have been receiving as he wants Trump said. time ever as rupee depreciation made imports %! # the US, which he considers as He said they call them- costlier. 48$91+ $% Q O !" a “developing nation”, to grow selves developing nations and Petrol price was raised by 39 paise a litre and ! #$%&%# ( faster than anybody. “under that category they get diesel by 44 paise per litre, according to price noti- 37-year-old member of Manipur-based % %' + Addressing a fundraiser subsidies.” fication issued by State fuel retailers. Abanned terrorist outfit Kangleipak ! , -" .+,"/( event in the Fargo city of North “We have to pay them The increase pushed the petrol price in Delhi Communist Party (KCP-PWG) was arrested by = > L 6? Dakota, he also accused the money. This whole thing is to 80.38 per litre. Diesel rate touched its high- Delhi Police's Special Cell from Bishnupur in %@ L Q World Trade Organization crazy, but we're going to stop it. est level of 72.51 a litre. In Mumbai, a litre of Manipur for threatening and extorting busi- $ %'! , -" (WTO) of allowing China to We're going to stop it. We petrol costs 87.77 and diesel comes for 76.98, nessmen and influential people in Delhi. 5 $ @ ( L become a “great economic have stopped it. the notification said. Fuel prices in Delhi are the The terrorist was also wanted by the % ' + power”. “We are a developing cheapest among all metros and most State cap- National Investigative Agency (NIA) and a A % “We have some of these nation, too, OK? We are. As far itals due to lower taxes. Mumbai has the highest reward of 2 lakh was declared on his arrest % 1 countries that are considered as I'm concerned, we are a tax rates among the metros. by the agency. He has been brought to Delhi ! growing economies. Some developing nation. I want to be Opposition parties have called for a nation- on transit remand from Manipur. !B ' A countries that have not put down in that category wide ‘Bharat Bandh’ on Monday to protest “The accused identified as Moirangthem ' 7 @ %3 matured enough yet, so we are because we are growing, too. against the spiralling fuel prices. Rana Pratap, alias Paikhomba, is a self-styled % 9,<#$ 1 4 $( paying them subsidies. Whole We are going to grow faster The spike in prices has renewed calls for cut general secretary of the banned outfit,” said N % !C 5 . thing is crazy. Like India, like than anybody,” Trump said in excise duty but Finance Minister Arun Sanjeev Kumar Yadav, Deputy Commissioner # !$' " 65 China, like others we say, 'oh, amidst applause from the audi- Jaitley has remained non-committal, saying of Police (DCP), Special Cell. !B@ /(M they're growing actually',” ence. international oil prices are volatile. PTI ' % @ !O % @ !2 ! 8% Q % ! ! NB O! O % 48$91+ ! Parliament that the main rea- Brahmaputra, Ganga and sons for floods are high inten- Yamuna to swell their banks, ! n a little over three decades "# sity rainfall in short duration, which, in turn, flood the adja- R % ' L I- between 1978 and 2011 - a !$% poor or inadequate drainage cent areas,” the Ministry main- whopping 10 million addi- capacity, unplanned reservoir tained. ' ! tional hectares of land became hectares in Assam, 2.70 million regulation and failure of flood A separate study carried ":%1+ help and protect us. We are flood-prone area in India. hectares in West Bengal and control structures. “Intense out by the National Remote therefore forced to take to the L % While 40 million hectares 2.35 million hectares in rain during the monsoon sea- Sensing Centre of ISRO found isappointed by the failure streets,” said one of the five !$ of land were 'liable to floods' till Haryana are liable to flood,” the son causes rivers like that 15 districts of Assam, 10 Dor alleged refusal of the nuns who took part in the ,N OL L 1978 as per the Rashtriya Barh report said. Church and the Kerala protest fast organised by the % Ayog (RBA) that studied fig- And the addition of flood- Government to deliver justice Joint Christian Council, a col- !* ' N$' ures since 1953, the 12th Plan prone areas, as per the 12th to their colleague,
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