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India-US ties are between two nations: Amit Shah

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Bengal, 6th November: India-US ties are between two nations Home Minister Amit Shah is in West Bengal for a two-day tour, a first for the state before it goes to polls in 6 months. Amit Shah arrived in Kolkata on Wednesday to take stock of the party’s organization ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls. He holds a meeting at the Bankura district and urges people to give BJP a chance from the next government in the state to fulfil the dream of “Shonar Bangla”.

On talking about the ongoing American election said the relation between India and the US is good and will maintain that in the future as well.

“India-US ties are between the two nations. No matter who American public elects as next president, India will try to keep good relations with the US and I believe, be it Democrats or Republicans, and they all have maintained good ties with India,” said Amit Shah.

People of Bihar remember jungle raj days: Amit Shah

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Bihar, 6th November: Two days to go for the final phase of voting in the Bihar assembly elections, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said he is not concerned by crowds at Tejashwi Yadav’s rallies as people of Bihar remember the jungle raj days.

Amit Shah, who is on a two-day visit to West Bengal speaks about Bihar elections, where the existing NDA (composed of BJP and JDU) is contesting the Mahagathbandhan (Congress and RJD). Home Minister confidently said that the NDA will win with a majority and form a government under the leadership of CM Nitish Kumar.

“We will win with a good majority in Bihar. The jungle raj has disappeared from the state under the leadership of CM Nitish and six years ago since Modiji came to power, the Centre has supported Bihar financially and also in policymaking so that the state can progress. And the people of Bihar are well aware of this,” Amit Shah said.

Photos and videos from the rallies of Tejashwai Yadav with grounds brimming with people have gone viral on social media. However, for Union Home Minister said that the crowd at Tejashwai’s rally is not a cause of concern.

“The crowds at Tejashwi’s rally are not our concern. I just want to say that the promise of providing 10 lakh government jobs shows that he does not have proper knowledge about the budget of Bihar. If he would have studied the budget, he would have known this is impossible to do,” Amit Shah added.

Amit Shah denies claims of violence over Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir

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J&K, 5th November: Union Home Minister Amit Shah in his two-day trip to West Bengal, respond to a question about the Abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir said “Everything is going fine there. All development is going in J&K”

Asking about Mehbooba Mufti and Farooq Abdullah’s latest statement on taking help from China, he said “It is not that easy to take help from china. The people of Jammu & Kashmir are happy after the Abolition of article 370. Every widow got the help, every retired man got the pension, and every village is a getter water supply, etc. all these happen after the removal of article 370.”

A few days back the dates for the District Development Council (DDC) elections have been announced. This will be the first major political activity in Jammu and Kashmir since the Abrogation of Article 370.

“Panchayat election is happening there for the first time. The whole country is enjoying the 73-74th amendment but Kashmir doesn’t have the right to conduct. We did this and the Zila election will be complete by 22nd November,” Shah added.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah also said about Pakistan, “Our agencies are working very well. Modi-led government exposes Pakistan in a good way so after removing article 370, not many countries supported them. We aim to secure our border and development in Jammu & Kashmir.”

Reacting to the relation between China and India, Shah said “No one can capture a single inch of Indian land. This is the government of Modi and our priority is to secure the borders.”

Public angry against Mamata Banerjee, BJP will win: Union Home Minister Amit Shah

Bengal, 5th November: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday arrived at Bankura in West Bengal as a part of his two-day visit to the eastern state. During his stay here, Shah will hold series of meeting to enthuse the party workers and review the BJP’s preparations for next year’s Assembly elections.

Shah: ‘Will win the upcoming assembly election in Bengal’

I can sense the massive public anger against the Mamata Banerjee government from the crowd. They are expecting a change in the 2021 election. They are in hope that PM Modi can improve their situation. BJP will win the election with the 2/3rd majority in Bengal. No one can stop this.

Amit Shah on “death knell” of TMC

Since the day BJP started spreading its wings in Bengal. TMC workers torture them a lot. 100 plus BJP workers are killed and 75 out of these 100 murders, no one arrested in the matter. Nothing can be more disappointed than this. Yesterday only, I met the family of a deceased worker. Here they have to appeal to the High Court for a postmortem after death. They didn’t follow the order of the High Court, now it is scheduled to happen on 5th. I never saw this kind of disrespect regarding law and order in any of the states.

Amit Shah: Answering the allegation made by TMC

I am ready to discuss any of the BJP-led government. See the condition of UP before the BJP government and now, CM Yogi has improved the situation in many ways. CM Mamata should see the condition of Bengal before TMC and after TMC. The only thing you will see is deterioration in Bengal, whether we talk about law and order or development or employment or anything.

Amit Shah slams CM Mamata over the appointment of Governor

She is not aware of the constitution, if BJP is in rule then it’s very normal that BJP will appoint the governor. It is in the constitution that the ruling government asks the President to appoint the member as a governor and President appoints him/her. It is not a scheme of BJP.

Home Minister: State administration needs to help BSF to balance the relation

Bengal-Bangladesh border is geographically touched border as it covered with rivers, mountains, until or unless district magistrate and district SP doesn’t cooperate then BSF can’t work alone on this. BSF is confined by the border. BSF is can’t take action on everything, it is the responsibility of the state administration.  BSF informed the state unit so many times but they didn’t take any action.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on COVID-19 norms

You should know that I am not conducting a single rally. I have just hall programs in Bengal. 242 BJP workers were there in the hall. Everyone follow COVID norms. Neither I nor Mamata can stop the natural crowd on the road. I just want to say that she should share the photos of the rallies she conducted in a month. First of all, she should submit the pictures to the administration. I didn’t have any social gathering nor do I have scheduled for any. I am ready to submit the images of the hall meetings. She loves me a lot then she can register a case against me. There is not a single place where I didn’t follow the code of conduct for COVID.

Calcutta High Court ban sale and use of crackers during festive season

Kolkata, 5th November: In line with the state government’s order of ban on bursting crackers during Diwali & Kali Puja, the Calcutta High Court on Thursday bans the selling and using of all kinds of firecrackers on the festive season.

Well-known environmentalist Subhash Dutta had filed a petition in the Calcutta High Court on Tuesday for a complete ban on crackers during the festive season in the state.

Subhash Dutta explains the petition, the production, distribution, and sale of firecrackers should be banned completely on Diwali. If not, pollution will increase manifold at one time, which can increase respiratory diseases and make corona conditions more serious.

“The verdict issued during Durga Puja by High Court which says that every pandal will into the no-entry zone. The same has been following in Kali Puja, Kartik Puja, and Jagadhatri puja as well. Sell and Use of firecrackers have been banned by the high court. Police can confiscate the stock of firecrackers in November. Police will take action if anyone will sell this during the festival season. The nature of Chhath puja is different from our Durga Puja, kali puja, etc. so the decision will be finalized in next hearing on 10th November with the state government,” said Sabyasachi Chatterjee, advocate in High Court.

The court also suggested not hold Chhath puja at Kolkata’s Rabindra Sarobar Lake and asked the Mamata-led government to look for alternatives. The KMDA had approached the Supreme Court against the order of the National Green Tribunal seeking that the Chhath puja should be allowed at Sarobar.

Two days back, the West Bengal government-imposed ban on bursting firecrackers in the wake of the coronavirus. “West Bengal government will not allow bursting of firecrackers during Kali Puja and Diwali festivals to check air pollution, hazardous for COVID-19 patients,” Alapan Bandyopadhyay said.

Nagaland COVID19 tally surges to 9151

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Nagaland, 5th November: Nagaland has registered 56 new COVID19 positive cases, taking the state’s overall count to 9151.

Confirming the detection of the new cases, Nagaland Health Minister S Pangnyu Phom in his latest tweet on the states COVID19 the status said the new positive cases have been confirmed out of 332 tests.

The Health Minister Phom has also said, out of the new cases, Dimapur has detected 27 cases, Kohima has detected 24 cases, Mon has detected 2 cases, Tuensang has detected 2 cases and Phek has detected 1 case.

However, 148 patients have recovered from the disease COVID-19, as informed by the health minister. Out of the recovered patients, 134 are from Dimapur, 12 are from Kohima, 1 from Mokokchung, and 1 from Mon district.

According to the state’s latest data, Nagaland has registered 9151 positive cases so far. Currently, Nagaland has 1282 active COVID-19 cases. The number of deaths that took place due to the disease is 42. The total number of recovered cases is at 7869 to date.

Mizoram COVID19 update 5th November

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Mizoram, 9th October: Mizoram has reported 65 new COVID19 cases. This takes the state’s total count to 2958.

Out of the 65 new positive COVID-19 cases, 55 cases are ZMC RT-PCR positive, 1 cases are TrueNAT positive case, and 9 cases Rapid Antigen Test positive case.

The number of sample tests at ZMC by PT-PCR is 890, the number of Rapid Antigen tests administered is 209 and the number of sample tests at TrueNAT labs in the district hospital is 116.

So far Mizoram has 521 active COVID19 cases, while 2435 patients have recovered from the disease which makes the count to 2958 cases, with 2 death to date.

Artist uses 600 Rubik’s Cubes to create a portrait of singer Maithili Thakur

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India, 5th November: An artist Hariprasad CM creating a portrait of Indian Classical singer Maithili Thakur using six hundreds of Rubik’s Cubes.

Maithili Thakur is an Indian singer trained in Indian Classical music. She sings in Maithili and Bhojpuri languages, along with a variety of other covers, and traditional folk music from other states.

“Maithili Thakur: 600 Rubik’s cubes! One of my most favorite musicians in India! Someone who doesn’t run behind name and fame… someone who creates pure music… someone who tries to showcase the culture of our country… someone who inspires tons of musicians!” the artist wrote while sharing the video.

The video shows Hariprasad CM setting the cubes in different ways to create a stunning portrait.

“This is Insane Hariprasad Ji. Thank you so much,” Maithili wrote while sharing the video on Instagram.

The post gathered tons of appreciative comments from people. There were many who showcased their reactions using fire and heart emojis.

Sikkim government ban use of firecracker

Sikkim, 5th November: The Sikkim government imposed a complete ban on the use of firecrackers throughout the state in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.

Chief Secretary SC Gupta issued an order under provisions of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, to impose a complete ban on bursting firecrackers in the state till further orders.

A notification signed by state chief secretary S.C. Gupta under provisions of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, to impose a complete ban on bursting firecrackers in the Gangtok till further orders.

The notification by the Sikkim government noted that the number of Covid-19 cases has been on the decline in the state of late and it was felt the use of firecrackers would increase air pollution that could prove hazardous for Covid patients.

The chief secretary directed the district magistrates and superintendents of police to take all possible measures to ensure compliance with the order.

West Bengal had earlier this week issued an advisory against the use of firecrackers during the ensuing Kali Puja and Diwali festivities given the pandemic.

Himanta Biswa Sarma visits Manipur to campaign for by-polls

Manipur, 4th November: Assam health, finance, education minister and North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) convenor, Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma went on a Manipur visit to campaign for by-elections to four legislative assembly constituencies in the state. Bypolls in Manipur is slated for November 7.

Manipur CM, N. Biren Singh accompanied Dr Sharma during his campaign.

The Manipur CM today tweeted earlier in the day welcoming him to Imphal. He said that he will be campaigning for the upcoming by-election in four assembly constituencies of Manipur along with him. He asked the people to “Vote for BJP! Vote for Development“.

Meanwhile, Himanta Biswa Sarma retweeted to the Hon’ble Chief Minister that he was doing excellent work for the people of Manipur. He continued saying that his simplicity and kind gesture always inspired him.

Sarma has flown to Imphal after taking part in multiple programs in Biswanath and Sonitpur districts of Assam in the last two days.

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