How Modified India broke China's String of Pearls'

India completely changed its foreign policy and security strategy very quickly in a response to China. Common People must understand How Narendra Modi made India secure which was earlier wide open to get threatened.

India gets Military access to 'Sabang Island' #Indonesia.

India got permission to build Naval Military base in 'Assumption Island' in Seychelles

India to built Military base in 'Agalega Island' in #Mauritius.

India developing 'Chabahar Port' in #Iran for Trade and Access.

India signs Military Logistic Pact, 'LEMOA' with #USA, this will allow military of both countries access to each other’s designated facilities for supplies, refuelling and repairs.

India sign 'white shipping' pact to share info on navy, cargo ships with Israel.

India got access to 'Duqm Port' in #Oman for Military use.

India signs defence logistics agreement with #France which will give us access to Military access to France base across & particularly 'Djibouti' in Africa.

India to build & access 'Trincomalee Port' & to buy 'Hambantota Airport' in Srilanka.

India signed agreement to re-fuel & re-arm its naval warships in 'Changi Naval Base' in Singapore.

India is in agreement to build 'Payra Port' in #Bangladesh and Bangladesh cancels Agreement with China to develop its Port. India have access to monitor in Bangladesh too.

India building roads to #Thailand via #Myanmar from Assam via Road.

India to put satellite tracking station at 'Ho Chi Minh' in #Vietnam.

India signed agreements with #Russia on several Defence Deals & Co-operation.

India building Diamond Quadrilateral joining #Bangladesh, #Nepal, Bhutan with India by Road.

India have signed several MoU's on Defence Co-operation with, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Portugal, Korea, UK, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Turkmenistan, UAE.

India develop 'Andaman and Nicobar' Infrastructure at great speed making it epicentre Of Security monitoring. To place fighter Jets after WW-II.

Infra agreements with Afghanistan, Mangolia & Taiwan.

India is all set to get access to the vital Djibouti military airbase, thanks to the proposed defence pact with Japan.

"India" renews interest in running The Gissar Aerodrome in 'Ayni' in Tajikistan just west of the Tajikistan capital 'Dushanbe'.

Yes, All of this happening Post 2014 and If you know the Geography of all places then you will understand How Narendra Modi cracked China’s String Of Pearls by Navy Chakravyuh & Pakistan's bluff. Today India is doing many pacts which have never been seen earlier. India is getting a head as Global Player.

Think Right Modi Diplomacy.

Joydeep Sen

future presidents of Indian political parties.

Future presidents of various Indian Political parties;

Congress ; Rahul’s or her sister Priyanka’a son (Vadra changed to Gandhi).

Shiv Sena; Udhav’s Son

NCP;          Pawar’s daughter

RJD;          Laloo’s son

SP;            Mulayam;s or Akhilesh’s son

JDS;          HDD ‘s son

TMC;          Mamta’s nephew

DMK;         Karuna’s son

LJP;           Paswan’s Son

CPI/CPM;   A brahmin

JDU;           Finish after Nitish

AAP:          Kejriwal’s Daughter

BJP;           Any one from party duly elected as per democracy.

And all other parties lecture BJP on Democracy.

administrative tribunal in each district

To,        Date; July 25, 2019

1.      Sh Monahar lal Khattar, Chief Minister of Haryana,

H No 1, Sector 3, Chandigarh.

2.      Sh Baldev Raj Mahajan,

         Advocate General Haryana.

Sub; Haryana Administrative Tribunal.

Sir,

         I congratulate you on fulfillment of long pending demand of employees in establishing Haryana Administrative tribunal. However experience reveals that single tribunals in a state are not effective. For example AFTs have more than 16,000 pending cases. In my humble opinion, I suggest following state amendments in Act/Rules.

1.      Establishment of one or more Tribunals in each district of Haryana depending on number of cases.

2.      Administrative Tribunal should be headed by one person i.e. any retired Judge or an advocate of Haryana having more than 10 years of service or practice as the case may be.  Preferably retired DJs/ADJs can be considered for appointment.

3.      Establishment of one or more Haryana Administrative Appellate Tribunals over two or more of Districts of Haryana depending on number of cases. It should be headed by one person i.e. any retired High Court Judge or an advocate of Haryana having more than 20 years of practice. The place of sitting of Administrative Appellate Tribunal should be in the District having larger number of cases or any place near to poor employees.

Ideally there should be established one or more National Administrative Tribunals over two or more States of India for which separate suggestion is being made to central Government.

In service to nation.

KD Aggarwal, Advocate.

Congi=Mughal rule

Japanese: I want to go to Nalanda. How do I reach there?

Indian: You need to take a train to Bakhtiyarpur in Bihar and then a cab from there.

Japanese: Why is the station’s name Bakhtiyarpur? Who is Bakhtiyar?

Indian (perplexed): Bakhtiyarpur is named after Bakhtiyar Khilji.

Japanese: Wasn’t he the same guy who burnt down the original Nalanda University and killed thousands of monks who taught and studied there?

Indian: Yes

Japanese: strange, You guys give so much honor to mass murderers.

India development and BJP 2019 on course.

Why I am really upbeat about BJP chances in UP after Kairana ByPoll defeat

A win is a win and a defeat is a defeat. But I always say that in every victory are the seeds of defeat and in every defeat the seeds of victory. When the BJP swept Uttar Pradesh in March 2017, I was quite sombre indeed, seeing as how hard the arithmetic would get as SP+BSP+Cong+RLD would form a Grand Alliance.

Today I am quite the opposite, really upbeat seeing as how the BJP … believe it or not … is beginning to turn around the ‘impossible’ arithmetic of the Grand Alliance.

Let’s quickly run down the vote shares:

2018: BJP 46.5% United Opposition : 51.1%

2017: BJP 38.2% United Opposition : 57.2%

The BJP was up against an ‘impossible’ wall to climb: a gap of 19% in vote shares. So how did the BJP do in this task?

The lead of 19% that the United Opposition had over the BJP has shrunk to just 4.6%. This shows that mutual transfer of votes between opposition parties has simply failed to take off on the ground in Uttar Pradesh.

At this point you might be tempted to say: Look, maybe the Opposition didn’t get as massive a lead as they expected. But a 4.6% lead is not small and is more than enough for a fairly big victory. Spread out uniformly across Uttar Pradesh, it could be enough even to sweep the state. Are you looking to claim a ‘moral victory’?

To that, I say: not at all. Because we have not yet adjusted for the biggest factor while understanding bypolls.

The turnout.

Since these bypolls do not really play any role in deciding the Central/State government, a substantial population would stay at home. Only the most motivated voters would come out. So, how many voters stayed back home in Kairana? Let’s find out.

In 2018, Kairana LS saw a voter turnout of just 54%, which is a *huge* drop of 18% from the turnout in 2014.

And here are the turnout figures of 2017 for the five assembly seats that make up the Kairana LS seat:

Constituency 2 – Nakur : 77.56%

Constituency 7 – Gangoh : 72.01%

Constituency 8 – Kairana : 69.57%

Constituency 9 – Thana Bhawan : 68.31%

Constituency 10 – Shamli : 65.48%

This is much more than the mere 54% turnout recorded in Kairana bypoll.

No reasonable projection for the real election in 2019 can be made without thinking about these “missing” 15% of voters. The gap between BJP and the United Opposition was 4.6% in this bypoll.

It is not hard to imagine whose voters did not come out for this bypoll. Could Muslims, who are highly motivated to strike a blow against the BJP, possibly have stayed home, that too when they were given the opportunity to elect Tabassum Begum to be the only Muslim representing UP in this Lok Sabha?

Come on…

Will the United Opposition’s 4.6% margin still hold when the remaining 15% come out of their homes to vote in 2019?

This seems highly doubtful.

Now let us consider the demographics of Kairana Lok Sabha constituency. The Muslims account for around 35%, but accounting for a higher turnout among them, it may be safely assumed that Muslims make up around 40% of the votes counted today.

This means that roughly 60% of the vote came from Hindus, of which 46.5% went to the BJP.

That is a staggering 77%. More than the three-fourths of Hindus who voted chose the BJP.

This is really bad news for overeager anchors who are desperate to write the BJP’s obituary. Forget alienating Dalits, Jats, Jatavs … etc from the BJP, we have just witnessed a massively polarized, United Hindu vote for the BJP in Western Uttar Pradesh.

The BJP’s performance among Hindu voters across ALL sections of society today in Kairana now rivals the performance of SP among Yadav voters and performance of Mayawati among Jatav voters!

If this level of Hindu unity repeats across Uttar Pradesh, the United Opposition is in a world of trouble.

Especially as the opposition and its media cheerleaders go into overdrive celebrating this bypoll win in Kairana. The only thing they are likely to achieve is raising the level of Hindu consolidation in favour of BJP.

Remember that it is already 77%. Every Hindu family in Kairana today is smarting in anger at the defeat at the hands of Tabassum Begum. Wonder how they will react to the celebrations of the United Opposition.

One final comment. I am not trying to take anything away from the Opposition, nor advocating for a ‘moral victory’. They won fair and square and deserve to enjoy their win. I just want to illustrate with an example.

Back when I was a little child, India would lose almost every cricket match to Pakistan. And towards the end, I would begin to cry. My father would then intervene maturely and say: “They played better. They had better commitment. They deserved to win.”

I will say the same to BJP supporters today who must be distraught. They had better commitment. They stood in lines in the blistering heat without a morsel of food nor a drop of water. They deserved to win.

Courtesy Kaza Venkat