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Rahul Refuses to Budge on Exit Cong Chief Asks Ahmed Patel, KC Venugopal to Look for His Replacement DEEPAK KUMAR JHA N NEW DELHI Than Its 2014 Tally
RNI No.2016/1957, REGD NO. SSP/LW/NP-34/2019-21 Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer instagram.com/dailypioneer/ Established 1864 OPINION 8 WORLD 12 SPORT 15 Published From REINVENTING FIGHT FOR TOP EU JOBS BEGINS NADAL STARTS WITH WIN DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL BHUBANESWAR RANCHI RAIPUR CHANDIGARH THE BRAND AFTER EUROPEAN ELECTIONS IN FRENCH OPEN DEHRADUN HYDERABAD VIJAYWADA Late City Vol. 155 Issue 145 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable LUCKNOW, TUESDAY MAY 28, 2019; PAGES 16 `3 KAABIL HAS BEEN SPECIAL: YAMI} GAUTAM } 14 VIVA CITY www.dailypioneer.com Rahul refuses to budge on exit Cong chief asks Ahmed Patel, KC Venugopal to look for his replacement DEEPAK KUMAR JHA n NEW DELHI than its 2014 tally. The party could not open its account in damant on his resignation 18 States and Union Territories. Afrom the post of the As crisis beset the Congress president, Rahul Opposition party, its chief Gandhi has conveyed to senior spokesperson Randeep party leaders Ahmed Patel and Surjewala on Monday urged KC Venugopal to look for his everyone to respect the sancti- replacement as he has made up ty of the CWC meeting and his mind not to continue as asked the media not to fall into chief of the grand old party. the trap of “conjectures, insin- Patel is a close confidant of uations, gossip and rumour- the Congress’ first family and mongering”. was one of the most powerful Surjewala said it is a demo- politicians during the 10 years cratic forum for exchange of of the UPA rule. After the dis- ideas and taking corrective Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with BJP president Amit Shah, offers prayers at Kashi Vishwanath Temple during a visit astrous performance of the action. -
REPORT YS DA 365Democracy & Secularism Under the Modi Regime
A REPORT YS DA 365Democracy & Secularism Under The Modi Regime Edited by John Dayal - Shabnam Hashmi About ANHAD Anhad (Act Now for Harmony and Democracy) was formed in the rst weed of March 2003. Anhad is registered as a trust. ANHAD was conceived less as an organization and more as a platform and a very loose movement, which is absolutely action oriented. ANHAD tries to combine the elements of a structural organisation as well as that of a large scale movement by collaborating with existing organisations and movements and by undertaking local level activities. It enables ANHAD to develop creative co-operation with people's organisations and social movements working in different areas of social and cultural concerns. ANHAD actively works on issues related to democracy, secularism, communal harmony, gender equality, women empowerment and justice. It ghts for human rights and rights of the marginalised communities. Anhad is involved in relief, rehabilitation, livelihood, women empowerment, vocational training, literacy and education. Anhad celebrates cultural diversity and pluralism. It intervenes at the policy level and is a strong advocacy group at the national level. Contact: C-5, Basement, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi-110013 Phone : +91-11-41670722 E-mail : [email protected] Anhad has working ofces : Delhi, Ahmedabad, Baramula, J&K and Purnia, Bihar YS DA 365Democracy & Secularism Under The Modi Regime Edited by John Dayal Shabnam Hashmi 3 6 5 DAYS DEMOCRACY & SECULARISM UNDER THE MODI REGIME 365 Days Democracy & Secularism Under -
September 2016 INSIDE INDIA BANGLADESH NEPAL NEIGHBOUR Perception and Fact Terrorism Threat Musical Chairs Across the Line
INTERNATIONAL Failed Coup in Turkey 2016 Reg. ss-973 September www.southasia.com.pk INSIDE INDIA BANGLADESH NEPAL NEIGHBOUR Perception and Fact Terrorism Threat Musical Chairs Across the Line WHO Will Be The New ARMY CHIEF? This is a crucial question both for the Pakistan Army and the nation’s political leadership. The ‘who’ and ‘when’ of the decision will be important for the on-going operation Zarb-e-Azb as well as for the future course of democracy. Contents 12 Difficult Legacy Will he or won’t he? Will Gen. Raheel Sharif accept an extension and become a Field Marshal? India Pakistan Perception20 and Fact India takes an important The Real Estate step forward. Conundrum 26 How well will the real estate sector perform after reforms? Nepal Musical Chairs The world is watching Nepal as 28 it makes its next move. The Maldives Waiting Game Voices of dissent against the 32 Yameen government are growing. 22 Bangladesh Terrorism Denied There are some key lessons that Bangladesh needs to learn. 4 SOUTHASIA • SEPTEMBER 2016 REGULAR FEATURES 35 Editor’s Mail 8 After the Storm On Record 9 The Turkish government is going into the causes Briefs 10 of the aborted coup with COVER STORY great vehemence. Difficult Legacy 12 Change of Guard 14 Marching Forward 16 Passing the Baton 18 REGION India Perception and Fact 20 Bangladesh Terrorism Threat 22 Sri Lanka Ways of Democracy 24 Pakistan The Real Estate Conundrum 26 Sri42 Lanka Nepal Another War Musical Chairs 28 The country is devastated by the drug menace. Bhutan Groping for Good Sense 30 The Maldives Waiting Game 32 Bhutan INTERNATIONAL Save that Glacier! After the Storm 35 Among the many reasons for climate change in South Asia, 44 NEIGHBOUR melting glaciers in Bhutan is one. -
'Dictator' Vs Shah 'Low-Life'
RNI No.2016/1957, REGD NO. SSP/LW/NP-34/2019-21 Follow us on: @TheDailyPioneer facebook.com/dailypioneer instagram.com/dailypioneer/ Established 1864 OPINION 8 WORLD 13 SPORT 15 Published From THE INTOLERANCE CHINA WON’T SURRENDER TO US AS ROMA BEAT JUVENTUS 2-0 DELHI LUCKNOW BHOPAL BHUBANESWAR TIME PRESSURE ON TRADE DEAL RANCHI RAIPUR CHANDIGARH OF IN SERIE A CLASH DEHRADUN HYDERABAD VIJAYWADA Late City Vol. 155 Issue 131 *Air Surcharge Extra if Applicable LUCKNOW, TUESDAY MAY 14, 2019; PAGES 16 `3 SRIDEVI’S MOM A BIG HIT} IN CHINA} 14 VIVACITY www.dailypioneer.com Didi ‘dictator’ vs Shah ‘low-life’ KCR’s Federal Front Denial of permission to BJP chief’s chopper, his ‘Kangal Bengal’ barb hot up fracas odyssey halts at Stalin SAUGAR SENGUPTA n KOLKATA nizance of the matter. If impor- tant leaders are not allowed to Mission remains ours after BJP president hold rallies in the State, then non-starter as HAmit Shah’s helicopter was what is the meaning of elec- denied permission by the West tions,” Javadekar said. Bengal Police to land at The Union Minister said DMK keeps cards Baruipur under Jadavpur con- the West Bengal administration stituency for an election rally, has been denying permission to close to its chest he attacked Chief Minister Shah’s poll programmes and KUMAR CHELLAPPAN n CHENNAI Mamata Banerjee for “damag- events of other important BJP ing all the democratic institu- leaders. he southern odyssey of tions and norms in the State.” Mamata’s dictatorship is TTelangana Chief Minister K Shah alleged, “A Bengal on full play in the State, he said, Chandrasekhar Rao, with an that was once a sonar Bangla criticising the Chief Minister. -
BIG BATTLES BEFORE BIG WAR Administering Free Primary Health Care to Rural India
RNI No. DELENG/2014/55799, November 2018 I Rs 50 Delhi Postal Regd. No. DL(ND)-11/6168/2018-19-20 www.powercorridors.in India's first conservative magazine BIG BATTLES BEFORE BIG WAR Administering free primary health care to rural India 1 Van = 25,000 patients per year 1 Van ~ 20 villages per week 1 Van = 31 lakh per year Cost per patient = 124 (within NRHM economy rate of 150 per patient for a rural Mobile Medical Van) As on 31st July 2018, Wockhardt Foundation operates 148 Mobile 1000 vans in 19 states of India Contact: Mr. Denis Varghese Director M: +91-9167374716 W: www.mobile1000.org E: [email protected] POWER Contents CORRIDORS www.powercorridors.in Chairman & Editor-in-Chief: Nandan Jha Editor: Ravi Shanker Kapoor Executive Editor: Naresh Soni Consulting Editor: Satish Mishra Editorial Advisor: Manoj Rastogi Bureau Chief (Delhi): M.P. Sharma Bureau Chief (Maharashtra): Nirmal Mishra Bureau Chief (Jharkhand): Shahnawaz Hassan Copy Editor: Payel Sannigrahi Social Media Manager: Vivek Bansal Art Department Art Director : Prabha Singh Chief Illustrator & Designer : Kanhaiya Patron: Dr. Ved Pratap Vaidik Marketing Manager: Ritika Jain Research Team: Kamal Kishor, Gautam Rishi, Lovely Jain Chartered Accountant: Santosh Kr Prasad Publishers: IFIE (Interactive Forum on Indian Economy) Head Office: K1/12, Level 1, Chitranajan Park, New Delhi-110019 IFIE is the publisher and owner of the monthly news magazine Power Corridors Corporate Office : F-42, Ground Floor Sector-6, NOIDA-201031 Phone : +91 120-4135442/ 4114354 Mumbai -
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Is
RNI Regn. No. CHHENG/2012/42718, Postal Reg. No. - RYP DN/34/2013-2015 !"#$ ! NMDC playing big role to make India as global economic powerhouse NMDC Ltd, India’s largest iron ore miner, is charged up’ with the vision of the new CMD experiencing its golden period as its who organised a highly successful diamond Chairman-cum-Managing Director (CMD) jubilee year celebrations in December 2017 Mr. N. Baijendra Kumar, has started bringing in Hyderabad where Vice President of India in `out of the box’ thoughts to inspire the Mr. M Venkaiah Naidu predicted that massive talented workforce of the company to NMDC would set several new benchmarks give their best. of success in coming up years. NMDC has thousands of highly talented Inspired by the way the diamond jubilee and dedicated manpower strength besides function was arranged, Naidu nicknamed world-level technical expertise and the NMDC as Nation’s Main Development resources. Corporation and asserted that NMDC has a NMDC’s hundreds of employees and big role to play if India has to become global workers are now feeling `inspired and economic powerhouse. Impressive production growth NMDC Ltd, the largest poor off take in Karnataka shown resilient character thanked Ministry of producer of iron ore in in Q1. to excel in challenging Steel (GoI) and the country has once Mr N. Baijendra Kumar, times,’’ remarked Mr Chhattisgarh State again showcased excellent IAS, CMD, NMDC Kumar who is known for Government for their performance for the year congratulated all the his leadership acumen. immense support and 2018-19 as the company employees for their He thanked all the guidance. -
The Saffronization of Indian Textbooks
The Saffronization of Indian Textbooks A Study of the Extent and Implications of BJP Textbook Manipulation 2002 - 2018 Caitlin Westerfield RLST 375: Hindu Nationalism May 8, 2019 Westerfield 1 1 Introduction The emergence of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in response to a growing Hindu Nationalist sen- timent in India has led to nation-wide policy changes as well as radical and violent conduct by its followers. This is in part due to the extraordinary effectiveness by which the BJP has been spread- ing its ideology of Hindu exceptionalism, Islamophobia, and Indian nationalism. One technique that the BJP has put to efficient use since beginning to gain power in an attempt to indoctrinate Indian youth into the Hindutva tradition has been the rewriting of government-issued textbooks. While “Government efforts to influence history-writing, and intellectual life in general, ... is [a] common practice, ... what does distinguish the BJP is the systematic, consistent, and generalised level at which it has been operating” (Sarkar 2002, 245). This exceptional prioritization of text- books is used in part by the BJP to prompt the next generation to support the Hindutva move- ment, but is also focused on retrogressing their social justice mentality. By pushing for regressive mindsets on caste, gender, and religious acceptance, as well as encouraging an anti-Marxist and pro-authoritarian dogma, the BJP textbooks are graduating students who not only will not work to bring India into a more egalitarian society, but will be active agents in bringing about the reverse. 2 Case Studies: Textbooks in India from 1990s to Present The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has gone through several iterations of textbooks as the federal government in India changed party control.