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Dehradun in 15 Ses- Hospital, Haldwani on Saturday SIDISrtVUU@IB!&!!"&#S@B9IV69P99I !%! %! ' 2 ## 0' /12 113415$6 12 27 5415$6 12 $ *&'+, -&./01 %&'() '(''! )""' !"* ( '"&!)"!!)' !" ##$%!& N(!'"!) O-&" !.(*.! //"!*"(( !" ! !"#"! $% " #&'&()* $ %'( $) R been a top priority for the cur- rent Government since it came nion Home Minister Amit to power in 2014, he said. UShah on Saturday Decentralisation and devolu- informed the Lok Sabha that tion of power have taken place Statehood will be given “at an in the Union Territory follow- appropriate time” to Jammu & ing the revocation of Article Kashmir even as he reiterated 370, Shah said, noting that that the Centre’s commitment panchayat elections saw over 51 is to bring peace and develop- per cent voting. Panchayats ment “first” in the Union have been given administrative Territory. and financial powers for local nion Finance Minister Replying to the debate on development, something they UNirmala Sitharaman on J&K Re-organisation lacked earlier, he added. Saturday said the Union Budget (Amendment) Bill, which Now people chosen by the 2021-22 has set the pace for includes the AGMUT cadre in masses will rule J&K, not those aatmanirbhar India and hit #$ !" the Jammu & Kashmir, Shah born to “kings and queens”, he hard at Congress leader Rahul told the Lok Sabha that the said, attacking dynastic parties Gandhi for his “hum do, ture, raising allocation for have patience to listen to replies Modi Government’s top prior- in the region. Even our rivals humare do” barb saying he is healthcare capacity building on allegations levelled against ity is nothing but the develop- could not allege any wrongdo- becoming a “doomsday man” and development of agriculture the Government. ment of the region. ing in these polls which were for the country by constantly infrastructure, among others, “We need to recognise “You people are asking me conducted fairly and peaceful- insulting Constitutional func- which are expected to have a these two tendencies of the what happened after scrap- ly, he said. tionaries and creating fake nar- multiplier effect on the econo- Congress party... this makes it ping Article 370 in 17 months Work on two AIIMS in the ratives. my. clear that their belief in a while forgetting how three !" region has begun, and the Replying to a debate on the With regards to increasing democratically elected families ruled the State for 70 Kashmir valley will be con- Union Budget in the Lok allocation for rural job guar- Parliamentary system is com- years!” said the Home Minister Narendra Modi Government is Premachandran. The Rajya do with Statehood, and Jammu nected to the railways by 2022, Sabha, the Finance Minister antee scheme, Sitharaman said pletely finished,” Sitharaman reiterating that the Statehood committed to bringing peace Sabha has already passed the & Kashmir will be accorded the the Union Home Minister said. said the challenges of the Covid the Government will allocate said. will be given in “appropriate and development in the region Bill. status at an appropriate time, He also gave assurance to the pandemic did not deter the more funds for Mahatma Responding to former time”. first,” said Shah. Taking a dig at Shah at one Shah reiterated. people of Jammu & Kashmir Government from Gandhi National Rural Congress president’s speech “You people don’t read the Slamming the Opposition point, Chowdhury said, “You He said the region’s Union that “no one will lose their undertaking reforms for main- Employment Guarantee on Thursday, during Bill properly. This is just about for objecting to the posting of claim all development in Territory status is temporary land”. The Government has taining long-term goals of the (MGNREGA) scheme for which he spoke about farm AGMUT Cadre inclusion in Hindu officer in Muslim-pop- Jammu & Kashmir has been and then took a swipe at the sufficient land for develop- country. 2021-22, if needed, as against laws but not on the Budget, she J&K and Ladakh. This Bill has ulated region, Shah said, “I am done by Narendra Modi. Please Congress and other parties — ment works, Shah said. “The reforms undertaken Budget estimate of 73,000 said, “He is probably becoming nothing to do with Statehood. amazed that you people are also claim Dal Lake was also which had backed Article 370 The Bill seeks to replace the will lay the path for India to crore. Hitting out at the a doomsday man for India.” You people during debate just now talking about secularism created by Modi,” said of the Constitution that gave Ordinance to merge the J&K become one of those fastest- Opposition, she said the The Minister said that the talk on Article 370. It is gone. but what kind of secularism is Chowdhury. special status to Jammu & cadre of civil services officer growing economies in the Government under Congress leader laid the “foun- It was only a temporary clause this?” The Home Minister also Kashmir — saying this was a with the Arunachal Pradesh, world, she said, adding the Prime Minister Narendra Modi dation” but did not speak about which you people kept for 70 He was replying to the slammed some Opposition temporary provision but they Goa, Mizoram Union Territory Budget has set the pace for “works for common people the Budget during the discus- years and now asking me when objections against the Bill members for their claim that continued with it for over 70 (AGMUT) cadre. Shah said the India to become aatmanirbhar”, and not for crony capitalists.” sion on it. the Statehood will be given raised by Opposition leaders the proposed law negates the years before the Modi Government expects that she said. In her sharp riposte to “I wanted to know from back. I am telling you the Adhir Ranjan Chaowdhury, hopes of the region getting Government annulled it in around 25,000 Government The Finance Minister said Rahul, she said the former the Congress why it took a U- Statehood will be given on an Assaduddin Owaisi, Manish back its erstwhile Statehood. August 2019. jobs will be created in J&K by the Budget has laid emphasis Congress chief was creating turn on the farm laws but no appropriate time. The Tewari and NK This legislation has nothing to Jammu & Kashmir has 2022. on increasing capital expendi- fake narratives but does not reply came,” she said. + ( !" # # $ ) * !"#$% &'( in India reported a decline in The World Bank report their income as a result of a road highlights the disproportionate of SKM’s legal cell, said that a the police. Driving tractors, ndia has one of the worst traffic crash. The financial loss impact of a road crash on poor retired judge of the Supreme many of them reached the Red Iroad safety records in the for the poor amounted to more households that pushes them ha caracal, a medium size rotesting farmer unions on Court or high court should Fort and hoisted a religious flag world with a total of 1,50,000 than seven months’ household into a vicious cycle of poverty Twild cat with long black PSaturday demanded a high- probe the incidents to unravel there. fatalities and 4,50,000 injuries income, while it was equivalent and debt. It sheds light on the tufted ears, which is found in level judicial enquiry into the the “conspiracy” behind the At the press conference, in road accidents every year, to less than one month’s house- links between road crashes, some parts of Rajasthan and violence during the tractor January 26 violence and the another leader Ravinder Singh resulting in social-economic to 45 years. hold income for rich house- poverty, inequality, and vulner- Gujarat, has finally caught the rally in Delhi on January 26 alleged “false cases” against said that 122 farmers had so far losses equivalent to a shocking With the National Road holds. able road users in India. attention of the Government. and the alleged “false” cases the farmers. been arrested by Delhi 3.14 per cent of GDP every Safety Month underway, the As per the Road Accident The study interviewed Fearing that this species might slapped on the peasants. According to SKM leaders, Police in connection with 14 of year. World Bank in association with Report, 4,49,002 accidents took around 2,500 respondents, not survive for long, the Union Addressing a press confer- 16 farmers who had partici- the 44 FIRs, adding that SKM As per World Bank report the SaveLIFE Foundation, a place in the country during including 1,647 respondents Environment Ministry has now ence at the Singhu border, pated in the tractor parade are will provide legal and released by Union Minister for national non-Governmental 2019, leading to 1,51,113 deaths from low-income households, brought it into the ambit of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha lead- untraceable. In the Republic financial aid to all the arrested Road Transport and Highways organisation focused on road and 451,361 injuries. In per- 432 from high-income house- critically endangered species ers asked farmers who are get- Day violence, over 500 police farmers. Nitin Gadkari on Saturday, India safety, released the comprehen- centage terms, the number of holds and 420 truck drivers in programme for taking up its ting police notices not to personnel had been injured, The SKAM leaders claimed has one per cent of the world’s sive report on “Traffic Crash accidents decreased by 3.86 per the four selected States (Uttar conservation. appear before the force direct- while a protester had died. that “false” cases were being vehicles, but it accounts for 10 Injuries and Disabilities: The cent in 2019 as compared to Pradesh and Bihar representing With the inclusion of this ly and instead approach the On January 26, thousands slapped on farmers charging per cent of all road crash victims.
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