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Ashol Poribortan’ @KAMAL.SANDESH KAMALSANDESHLIVE WWW.KAMALSANDESH.ORG KAMAL.SANDESH @KAMALSANDESH WE HAVE COME TO CHANGE PICTURE AND DESTINY OF INDIA: JP NADDA Vol. 16, No. 06 16-31 March, 2021 (Fortnightly) `20 WEST BENGAL IS REady for ‘ASHOL PORI16-31 MARCH,B 2021ORTAN’ I KAMAL SANDESH I 1 BJP National President Shri JP Nadda inaugurating ‘Lokkho Sonar Bangla’ intellectuals meet by lighting a lamp in Kolkata, West Bengal BJP National President Shri JP Nadda paying floral tributes to BJP National President Shri JP Nadda paying floral tributes Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay ji’s statue at Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay to Sant Ravidas on his Jayanti at BJP HQ, New Delhi Smriti Sthal in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah addressing a huge Union Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh waving at the gathering in “Vijay Sankalp Rally” at Jankipuram, Villupuram, Tamil Nadu ‘Poribortan Rally’ at Balurghat, West Bengal 2 I KAMAL SANDESH I 16-31 MARCH, 2021 FORTNIGHTLY MAGAZINE EDITOR PRABHAT JHA EXECUTIVE EDITOR DR. SHIV SHAKTI BAKSHI ASSOCIATE EDITORS RAM PRASAD TRIPATHY VIKASH ANAND CREATIVE EDITORS VIKAS SAINI BHOLA ROY DIGITAL MEDIA RAJEEV KUMAR VIPUL SHARMA SUBSCRIPTION & CIRCULATION SATISH KUMAR LOTUS IS BLOOMING IN BENGAL: PM MODI Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on 07 March, 2021 E-MAIL addressed a massive public meeting in Kolkata. Addressing this [email protected] 06 [email protected] mammoth rally at the Brigade Parade Ground, PM Shri Modi... PHONE: 011-23381428, FAX: 011-23387887 WEBSITE: WWW.KAMALSANDESH.ORG 11 BJP NATIONAL PRESIDENT LAUNCHES SHRADHANJALI ‘LOKKHO SONAR Nandkumar Singh Chauhan passes away 22 BANGLA’ TO TAKE PUBLIC VAICHARIKI OPINION FOR ELECTION Mookerjee and Tandon 20 MANIFESTO ‘Mann KI BAAt 2.0’ Bharatiya Janata Party... ‘Self-reliant India’ is a National sprit 33 09 ‘REJECT THE ANTI- DEVELOPMENT FORCES OTHERS AND SUPPORT NDA’S GOOD DMK-CONGRESS STYLE OF POLITICS GOVERNANCE AGENDA’ IS BASED ON BULLYING AND HARASSING: MODI 10 Addressing a huge gathering in ‘JUSTICE TO ALL, APPEASEMENT OF NONE’ is OUR Puducherry on February 25, 2021 PRINCIPLE: RAJNATH SINGH 13 Prime Minister Shri Narendra LOTUS MUST BLOOM IN RAJASTHAN: JP NADDA 15 Modi said, “Moments ago, a... FIRST NATIONAL OFFICE BEARER MEET OF SC MORCHA HELD 16 BJP National TRAINING Department MEETING HELD 23 12 PLEDGE FOR CHANGE IN PM NARENDRA MODI BESTOWED WITH CERAWEEK Global KERALA: AMIT SHAH Energy AND ENVIRONMENT LEADERSHIP AWARD 24 Union Home Minister Shri CORE OF DEVELOPMENT IS TO GIVE WINGS TO Amit Shah addressed a public meeting on the occasion THE DREAMS AND ASPIRATIONS OF PEOPLE: PM 25 of Kerala Vijay Yatra in FOCUS ON THE ROADMAP FOR speedy Thiruvananthapuram on... implementation OF NEW SCHEMES: PM 27 14 WE HAVE COME TO CHANGE EMPOWERMENT OF SMALL farmers IS CENTRAL PICTURE AND DESTINY OF TO THE GOVERNMENT’S VISION: PM 28 INDIA: JP NADDA PM inaugurates ‘MAITRI SETU’ BETWEEN INDIA AND BJP National President Shri JP Nadda BANGLADESH 30 arrived in UP’s Varanasi on 28 February, 2021 as part of his two-day visit to... Publisher and Printer: Printed by Dr. Nandkishore Garg, Published by Dr. Nandkishore Garg on behalf of Dr. Mookerjee Smruti Nyas and Printed at HT Media Limited, Plot No. 8, Udyog Vihar, Greater Noida (UP)-201306 and Published from PP-66, Subramanya Bharati Marg, New Delhi-110003. Editor - Prabhat Jha. 16-31 MARCH, 2021 I KAMAL SANDESH I 3 SOCIAL MEDIA CORNER @narendramodi @JPNadda Since TMC loves commenting about I join the nation in congratulating “outsiders” I want to ask them: TMC is a our Hon PM @narendramodi ji for breakaway faction of Congress. Who receiving CERAWeek Global Energy and founded the Congress? Are Marx, Lenin and Mao from Bengal? Environment Leadership Award. This is In reality, BJP’s foundations are closely our New India where the world sees a ray linked to West Bengal thanks to Dr. Syama of hope in our leadership in solving global Prasad Mookerjee. problems afflicting humanity. @AmitShah @rajnathsingh Congress and DMK are synonymous Our national interests are defined by with corruption. They only care about the elements of National integration, their families, neither state nor the sovereignty, sociology - economic country. I urge people of Tamil Nadu development, conservation of our values to re-elect the NDA with absolute and peaceful and harmonious region and majority, so that we can further our world. We are committed to protect the efforts towards the development of territorial integrity and ensure peace in the state. the region. @Thawarchand Gehlot @nitin_gadkari We salute our Air Warriors who conducted During the construction of the Delhi- successful Balakot Airstrikes on 26.02.19 Gurgaon Expressway, we have made a & scripted a glorious chapter in India’s special effort to save the trees. We have military history. The massage was loud transplanted 12,000 trees and have & clear that our nation’s enemies are not an 84% success rate. It will be a green safe wherever they may hide. It’s a New express highway. #PragatiKaHighway India! Jai Hind KAMAL SANDESH PARIVAR wishes a very happy HOLI (29 March) to all of its readers 4 I KAMAL SANDESH I 16-31 MARCH, 2021 EDITORIAL BJP WINNING HEARTS ACROSS THE NATION he elections process in the five states has started with the announcement of poll schedule for Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Kerala. The polling spread over two months and T scheduled to be held in various phases is expected to see huge people participation in the election process. As the Covid-19 pandemic is ebbing away, the people are engaging themselves in democratic process with renewed vigour which was very much evident in the elections held in Bihar, by-elections in various states and in numerous local body elections. The Bharatiya Janata Party has emerged as most preferred choice of the people in all these elections with people reposing their faith in the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi more than ever before. The way India has been able to tide over the challenges of pandemic has become a glowing example for the entire world to emulate. The service which the BJP karyakartas rendered to the poor and needy during the pandemic has given a new dimension of a committed political party. BJP has been able to win the hearts of the people across the nation. The BJP government in Assam has transformed the entire political and economic landscape of the state making it a symbol of peace, progress and development. The special focus of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to the entire North-eastern region and more particularly Assam and THE WAY INDIA effective implementation of government plans, projects and welfare schemes by Chief HAS BEEN ABLE Minister Shri Sarbanand Sonowal has further strengthened the faith of people in BJP. TO TIDE OVER THE While in Assam people are set to re-elect BJP government, a massive surge for CHALLENGES OF BJP can be seen on ground in West Bengal. The continuous betrayal by the Congress, PANDEMIC HAS Communists and TMC has resulted in deep disenchantment from these political parties among the people who are now looking forward to BJP for restoring the glory of the BECOME A GLOWING state. The Congress, Communists and TMC have become symbol of massive loot, EXAMPLE FOR THE misrule, political violence, politics of appeasement and regressive political culture. That ENTIRE WORLD TO the BJP has become a hope for the people was evident when the party was able to win EMULATE. 18 Lok Sabha seats in 2019 elections. The grounds well in favour of BJP is now growing by leaps and bounds with every passing day. There is no doubt that in these assembly elections the marginalization of Congress, Communists and TMC will be complete in state politics with BJP emerging as the massive force in West Bengal. In Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, BJP is contesting elections in AIADMK alliance. The DMK-Congress alliance seems to be further losing ground as it has failed to come up with any promising alternative programme for the people. As AIADMK-BJP alliance is firmly in the saddle, its re-election in Tamil Nadu seems to be the only possibility in the state. After Congress government losing trust in Puducherry, AIADMK- BJP alliance is getting immense people support in the state. In Kerala, a confident BJP is challenging UDF-LDF with new programmes and policies. After having improved its tally immensely in local body elections, BJP is getting support across the society with icons like Metroman E. Sreedharan joining the party. The BJP is set to spring surprises in Kerala assembly elections. The public meetings of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and BJP National President Shri JP Nadda are drawing massive crowds in all these election bound states. The recent meeting of the Prime Minister in Brigade ground, Kolkata clearly shows that people are ready for ‘Ashol Poribortan’. The tireless dedication of BJP karyakartas in serving the nation is getting reflected in the blessings of the people across the country. The people are looking forward to bless the BJP in all these five states. [email protected] 16-31 MARCH, 2021 I KAMAL SANDESH I 5 LOTUS IS BLOOMING IN BENGAL: PM MODI rime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on Minister said, “This time in the Assembly elections, 07 March, 2021 addressed a massive on one side there is TMC, Left-Congress, they have P public meeting in Kolkata. Addressing this anti-Bengal attitude, and on the other hand the mammoth rally at the Brigade Parade Ground, people of Bengal have stood up tightly.” PM Shri Modi said "I have had the privilege of addressing hundreds of rallies in political life, but in NEXT 25 YEARS ARE VERY IMPORTANT FOR such a long tenure I have never been blessed with DEVELOPMENT OF BENGAL such a large mass group, I have got to witness such Addressing the huge gathering, he said, “The a scene today.” next 25 years are very important for the development of Bengal.
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