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Tuesday, 20 May 2025

Scheme fails to provide timely relief

Compassionate appointment was perceived as a tool to help the family of a government servant in distress due to the sudden demise of the individual. However, the scheme has miserably failed to provide timely relief. There is opacity and the poor are not able to get relief. Need to have a total fresh look at the scheme.
Ismail Sharif

Monday, 19 May 2025

Road accidents on rise

The cases of road accidents are rising in the country. People are not following traffic rules properly claiming innocent lives. The Governments of States should take some action against erring people so as to save innocent lives.
Mukesh Kumar

Saturday, 17 May 2025

War is trade first, peace later

The conspiracy of the gangs of traitors and deep state operators to target India, especially the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, by engineering the Pahalgam incident has proved rather too costly for them. They have destroyed Donald Trump and hurt American interests for the rest of his term as POTUS. They have harmed Xi Jinping irreparably. They have ruined Erdogan terribly which they had not imagined. The sheer scale of damage to these people and interests of their countries is so much that they will take months to assess. It has benefited India as the people have seen the reality of foreign powers whose policy is that “War Is Trade”. Only Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s graph has risen further.
M L Gupta

Friday, 16 May 2025

She is an excellent officer

Ms Sweta, who was appointed as Deputy Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat, is an excellent IAS officer.
Bijay Kuamr Palai

Thursday, 15 May 2025

Constant updates on big positions commendable

Thanks a lot for your constant updates on happening in big positions. Can you please enlighten me on the name of an expected Member in Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Sanjeev

Wednesday, 14 May 2025

GoI should not convene Parliament special session

The Government of India should not concede demand for convening a special session of Parliament because it is a ploy of the main opposition party to embarrass the government and eventually lead to passing of no confidence motion which is the ulterior motive of opposition parties.
Rajesh Gohel

Tuesday, 13 May 2025

Good decision to ceasefire

The decision to ceasefire from both sides Pakistan and Hindustan is commendable. Escalation of war will not pay benefits. In the war common people are killed.
Mukesh Kumar

Monday, 12 May 2025

GoI should plug all faults lines internally & externally

With ceasefire taking place, the Government of India should plug all fault lines both internal and external as also evaluate relations with countries keeping in view Islamic brotherhood which takes primacy over anything else.
Rajesh Gohel

Saturday, 10 May 2025

GoI should ban media houses giving misleading information

I reckon that the Government of India should impose ban on media houses giving misleading information regarding war in the country’s interest. Media is creating unnecessary panic.
Seema

Friday, 9 May 2025

War is not solution

Two countries Pakistan and India are waging war killing civilians. Only common and innocent people are killed in the war. War has never been in the interest of the common man. It gives collateral damage and loss of lives.
Mukesh Kumar

Thursday, 8 May 2025

India hits Pakistan where it hurts

The Indian Armed Forces launched ‘operation sindoor’ targeting as many as nine terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. These targeted places were factories to produce terrorists to create terrorism activities against India. The Indian army deserves a medal for demonstrating considerable restraint in selection of targets and method of execution.
Mukesh Kumar

Wednesday, 7 May 2025

Good recommendations for CMD, IOCL post

Sanjay Joshi, who has been recommended for the post of CMD, OICL, is an excellent and dynamic person.
Rajiv Kumar