Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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PJM gifts track suits to students
Dehradun: ‘Prayas Jagrukta Manch’ (PJM) distributed track suits to the students of a school situated in Kimadi region of Sahaspur, here, today.
The programme commenced with a group song, ‘Hum yahan chand ghari, tum yahan chand ghari’. Later, the Secretary of the organisation, Vishal Sawan, asked the students to concentrate on studies and be sincere towards education as it was the basis of their future.
The Chief Guest on the occasion, Upendra Singh Thapli, assured the school that he would extend whatever help possible for its welfare.
An entertainment programme was also staged by the students of the school. Various group songs were presented.
The programme commenced with a group song, ‘Hum yahan chand ghari, tum yahan chand ghari’. Later, the Secretary of the organisation, Vishal Sawan, asked the students to concentrate on studies and be sincere towards education as it was the basis of their future.
The Chief Guest on the occasion, Upendra Singh Thapli, assured the school that he would extend whatever help possible for its welfare.
An entertainment programme was also staged by the students of the school. Various group songs were presented.
BJP to hold state level rally against inflation on 5 Mar
Dehradun: BJP will hold a state level rally against the rising prices of essential commodities and against the discriminatory policies of the Centre on 5 March in Haldwani.
Briefing media persons at the BJP State Headquarters here, today, BJP State President Bishan Singh Chufal also stated that the BJP State Executive would soon be expanded to 150 percent of its present size.
There would be 33 percent reservation in the new executive for women and 20 percent for the leaders belonging to SCs.
He asserted that the UPA Government led by Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi was totally responsible for the hardships of the common man. The BJP would launch a countrywide agitation against the rising prices to force the government to take effective measures to curb inflation. A countrywide signature campaign would be launched by the party against the rising inflation. Some 15 lakh signatures would be collected from Uttarakhand. An effort would be made to collect signatures of at least one member of each family of the state. The signatures would be submitted to the President of India after a national level rally in New Delhi on 21 April this year. The signature campaign would be carried out from 1 March to 20 April.
Chufal added that the state unit of the BJP had submitted some proposals at the BJP’s National Council Meet held on 17, 18 and 19 of this month at Indore in Madhya Pradesh. These proposals included demanding amendments to the Forest Conservation Act, particularly in view of the delay caused in most development projects in the state. The BJP had proposed that development projects encompassing an area of less than 1 hectare ought to be given clearance at the state level, itself. This would expedite development work.
Briefing media persons at the BJP State Headquarters here, today, BJP State President Bishan Singh Chufal also stated that the BJP State Executive would soon be expanded to 150 percent of its present size.
There would be 33 percent reservation in the new executive for women and 20 percent for the leaders belonging to SCs.
He asserted that the UPA Government led by Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi was totally responsible for the hardships of the common man. The BJP would launch a countrywide agitation against the rising prices to force the government to take effective measures to curb inflation. A countrywide signature campaign would be launched by the party against the rising inflation. Some 15 lakh signatures would be collected from Uttarakhand. An effort would be made to collect signatures of at least one member of each family of the state. The signatures would be submitted to the President of India after a national level rally in New Delhi on 21 April this year. The signature campaign would be carried out from 1 March to 20 April.
Chufal added that the state unit of the BJP had submitted some proposals at the BJP’s National Council Meet held on 17, 18 and 19 of this month at Indore in Madhya Pradesh. These proposals included demanding amendments to the Forest Conservation Act, particularly in view of the delay caused in most development projects in the state. The BJP had proposed that development projects encompassing an area of less than 1 hectare ought to be given clearance at the state level, itself. This would expedite development work.
TR Thapa elected Pres of U’khand Nepali Bhasha Samiti
DEHRADUN: Tika Ram Thapa has been elected President of the Uttarakhand ‘Rajya Nepali Bhasha Samiti’. The election of the new Executive of the Samiti was held at the Gorkhali Sudhar Sabha under the supervision of Election Officer Suraj Rai, here, today.
Thapa was earlier Vice President of the Samiti and will succeed Rajendra Singh Gurung as President.
Bishnu Prasad was elected Senior Vice President, KS Limbu, Rajendra Malla and Hari Singh Gurung, Vice Presidents, and Shyam Rana was re-elected General Secretary. Lok Maya Rai and Anita Ale were elected Secretaries, Jagdeshwari Rai will be the new Treasurer and Lal Bahadur Thapa has responsibility as Organisational Secretary. Raman Ale has been elected Publicity Secretary. Babbar Gurung would continue to remain Patron of the Samiti. Thirty-one members were also elected to the Executive.
The election of the new Executive, to hold office for the next two years, was held after the bi-annual convention of the Samiti. Chief Guest NBS Bisht, President, Gorkhali Sudhar Sabha, said that no community could move forward without the youth, hence, they also ought to be involved in community affairs.
Thapa was earlier Vice President of the Samiti and will succeed Rajendra Singh Gurung as President.
Bishnu Prasad was elected Senior Vice President, KS Limbu, Rajendra Malla and Hari Singh Gurung, Vice Presidents, and Shyam Rana was re-elected General Secretary. Lok Maya Rai and Anita Ale were elected Secretaries, Jagdeshwari Rai will be the new Treasurer and Lal Bahadur Thapa has responsibility as Organisational Secretary. Raman Ale has been elected Publicity Secretary. Babbar Gurung would continue to remain Patron of the Samiti. Thirty-one members were also elected to the Executive.
The election of the new Executive, to hold office for the next two years, was held after the bi-annual convention of the Samiti. Chief Guest NBS Bisht, President, Gorkhali Sudhar Sabha, said that no community could move forward without the youth, hence, they also ought to be involved in community affairs.
Nishank provides financial aid to needy
DEHRADUN: Chief Minister Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ today met people at his residence, heard their problems and solved as many of them as possible.
Representatives of the Chandigarh Garhwal Sabha met Nishank at his residence and invited him to the Garh Mahotsav Jhalak-2010 to be held in Chandigarh on 28 February. Some 39 employees who lost employment due to halt in mining work by GMVN also met Nishank and appealed for employment somewhere else. Nishank, in return, ordered the Managing Director of GMVN to address their problems.
A delegation of the Balmiki Samaj, Raipur, met the Chief Minister and drew his attention to their need for land, at which Nishank promised that he would look into the matter. Nishank also gave away cheques as financial aid to the poor and ill people, and also to parents to get their daughters married. Nishank also met people who didn’t have their own residences and directed officials of the departments concerned to solve their problems and provide them temporary houses until permanent arrangements were made.
Nishank also provided Rs 1 lakh to Suraiya Javed, wife of Salim Javed, to get medical treatment at the Mahant Indresh Hospital, Patelnagar.
Nishank also gave Rs 1 lakh to Vijay Kumar, resident of Doiwala, for treatment of his mother and provided Rs 40,000 as assistance to Puneet Ahuja for his treatment at the Himalayan Hospital, Jolly Grant. Chief Minister Nishank ordered officials to meet people and provide them old-age pension, benefits of the girl-child scheme, etc. He also ordered officials to provide benefits to poor people under the Awas Yojana and immediate aid to families living below the poverty line.
Representatives of the Chandigarh Garhwal Sabha met Nishank at his residence and invited him to the Garh Mahotsav Jhalak-2010 to be held in Chandigarh on 28 February. Some 39 employees who lost employment due to halt in mining work by GMVN also met Nishank and appealed for employment somewhere else. Nishank, in return, ordered the Managing Director of GMVN to address their problems.
A delegation of the Balmiki Samaj, Raipur, met the Chief Minister and drew his attention to their need for land, at which Nishank promised that he would look into the matter. Nishank also gave away cheques as financial aid to the poor and ill people, and also to parents to get their daughters married. Nishank also met people who didn’t have their own residences and directed officials of the departments concerned to solve their problems and provide them temporary houses until permanent arrangements were made.
Nishank also provided Rs 1 lakh to Suraiya Javed, wife of Salim Javed, to get medical treatment at the Mahant Indresh Hospital, Patelnagar.
Nishank also gave Rs 1 lakh to Vijay Kumar, resident of Doiwala, for treatment of his mother and provided Rs 40,000 as assistance to Puneet Ahuja for his treatment at the Himalayan Hospital, Jolly Grant. Chief Minister Nishank ordered officials to meet people and provide them old-age pension, benefits of the girl-child scheme, etc. He also ordered officials to provide benefits to poor people under the Awas Yojana and immediate aid to families living below the poverty line.
Yoga Camp held at Pitaria
Nainital: The ‘Prerna Group’ has organised a Yoga Camp at Pitaria, here, which is being attended by a large number of women of the area. Various postures and breathing exercises are being learnt by the women at the camp.
Pushpa Sanwal of the group said that it had organised dozens of yoga camps at many places and the process would continue. Yoga, she asserted, was a panacea. Just by doing Yoga two hours a day, any person could get rid of all diseases. It was the best gift God had given to mankind. She also appealed to the people to spare two hours a day for Yoga to live a healthy life.
Present on the occasion were Kamla Bisht, Anandi Mehta, Deepa Negi, Kanta Bhakuni, Champa Bisht, Manohari Bisht, Tara Joshi, Heera Joshi, Tanija Bisht, Naman Bisht, Suraj Rana and others.
Pushpa Sanwal of the group said that it had organised dozens of yoga camps at many places and the process would continue. Yoga, she asserted, was a panacea. Just by doing Yoga two hours a day, any person could get rid of all diseases. It was the best gift God had given to mankind. She also appealed to the people to spare two hours a day for Yoga to live a healthy life.
Present on the occasion were Kamla Bisht, Anandi Mehta, Deepa Negi, Kanta Bhakuni, Champa Bisht, Manohari Bisht, Tara Joshi, Heera Joshi, Tanija Bisht, Naman Bisht, Suraj Rana and others.
TS Rawat stresses on better agricultural practices at Uttarakhand Conclave 2010
DEHRADUN: The Bharat Shodh, Ilex Media Solutions and Livelihood & Skill Development Alliance (LiSDA) continued with the Uttarakhand Conclave 2010 at St Joseph’s Academy, here, today.
The conclave focused on identification of the role of stakeholders in vocational training in Uttarakhand. During various discussions, the need was felt for coherence between NGOs and various government departments for skill development and improving livelihood. The conclave was addressed by Krishan Khanna, a successful entrepreneur and a former member of the Prime Minister’s Task Force on vocational education and expert on vocational training using artificial intelligence.
Harish Chotani, expert in micro-finance and micro-enterprises, having worked with various UN Missions, spoke on integrating SHGs with various livelihood initiatives of the government. Sanjay Jadhav, IIT alumnus and expert on job skills, talked strategy to provide employment for thousands of semi-literate youth of Uttarakhand.
On the concluding day, State Agriculture Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat emphasised the development of aromatic and medicinal plants in Uttarakhand on the lines of Manipur. He advocated cultivation of medicinal plants and herbs to increase the income of farmers of Uttarakhand. He showed concern at the increasing migration of youth from hilly regions to the plains and said that skill development and training in computers would help them provide employment and stop the migration. Rawat added that there was need to promote animal husbandry, mixed farming and maximum utilisation of agricultural land to produce wheat, maize and fruits. He added that horticulture ought to be promoted among farmers to generate additional revenue.
The conclave focused on identification of the role of stakeholders in vocational training in Uttarakhand. During various discussions, the need was felt for coherence between NGOs and various government departments for skill development and improving livelihood. The conclave was addressed by Krishan Khanna, a successful entrepreneur and a former member of the Prime Minister’s Task Force on vocational education and expert on vocational training using artificial intelligence.
Harish Chotani, expert in micro-finance and micro-enterprises, having worked with various UN Missions, spoke on integrating SHGs with various livelihood initiatives of the government. Sanjay Jadhav, IIT alumnus and expert on job skills, talked strategy to provide employment for thousands of semi-literate youth of Uttarakhand.
On the concluding day, State Agriculture Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat emphasised the development of aromatic and medicinal plants in Uttarakhand on the lines of Manipur. He advocated cultivation of medicinal plants and herbs to increase the income of farmers of Uttarakhand. He showed concern at the increasing migration of youth from hilly regions to the plains and said that skill development and training in computers would help them provide employment and stop the migration. Rawat added that there was need to promote animal husbandry, mixed farming and maximum utilisation of agricultural land to produce wheat, maize and fruits. He added that horticulture ought to be promoted among farmers to generate additional revenue.
Rath Yatra organised
DEHRADUN: A Rath Yatra was organised to commemorate the 9th Foundation Day of the Digambar Jain Panchayati Mandir, Majra, here, today. Soon after the Puja and Abhishek of the mandir were completed, the flag hoisting was performed by Chandra Sen Jain and “Lamp Lighting” was done by Ravinder Jain.
Soon after that, the Rath Yatra bagan from the Mandir at Majra to Niranjanpur, Patel Nagar, Telephone Exchange and back to the Mandir.
The three tableaux of the Rath Yatra were the prime attraction.
On the way, “Aarti” was performed many times and the rath was led by members of various religions. Besides the messages from scriptures on the Rath, the 'Airawat' elephant, horses, buggy, etc., were also included. As per the religious beliefs of the Jains, such a yatra has to be organised once a year for the cleansing of the environment and purification all the souls.
Soon after that, the Rath Yatra bagan from the Mandir at Majra to Niranjanpur, Patel Nagar, Telephone Exchange and back to the Mandir.
The three tableaux of the Rath Yatra were the prime attraction.
On the way, “Aarti” was performed many times and the rath was led by members of various religions. Besides the messages from scriptures on the Rath, the 'Airawat' elephant, horses, buggy, etc., were also included. As per the religious beliefs of the Jains, such a yatra has to be organised once a year for the cleansing of the environment and purification all the souls.
Nepalese President praises Yoga
Haridwar: Nepalese President Ram Baran Yadav today said that India and Nepal had much in common and both could contribute a lot to the betterment of the world. He was expressing his views during his tour to Haridwar on the occasion of the Mahakumbh 2010 here.
He also toured Patanjali Yogpeeth, Dudhadhari Barfani Ashram, VIP Ghat and the Ashram of Pilot Baba during his Haridwar journey. Impressed with the setup of Patanjali Yogpeeth here, he observed that Indian and Nepalese cultures and the Yoga could contribute significantly towards a better world. He expressed hope that the relations between India and Nepal would be strengthened further and this would also result in the strengthening of democracy in Nepal.
He observed that Yoga had become a necessity in the modern times and could act as an antidote to remove ill effects of the modern cultures and lifestyles.
Chairman of Uttarkhand Commercial Tax Consultative Committee, Pankaj Sehgal, Commissioner Garhwal Umakant Panwar, DM, R Meenakshi Sundaram, Mela Officer, Anandvardhan, DIG Kumbh Mela, Alok Sharma, SSP, Sanjay Gunjyal welcomed the Nepalese President at the BHEL Helipad here. Yadav was accompanied by Tourism Minister of Nepal, Sharat Singh Bhandari, Indian High Commissioner to Nepal, Rakesh Sood, Nepalese High Commissioner to India, Rukam Singh Rana, daughter of Yadav, Anita Yadav and Protocol Officer Anil Kant Sharma were also present on the occasion.
He also toured Patanjali Yogpeeth, Dudhadhari Barfani Ashram, VIP Ghat and the Ashram of Pilot Baba during his Haridwar journey. Impressed with the setup of Patanjali Yogpeeth here, he observed that Indian and Nepalese cultures and the Yoga could contribute significantly towards a better world. He expressed hope that the relations between India and Nepal would be strengthened further and this would also result in the strengthening of democracy in Nepal.
He observed that Yoga had become a necessity in the modern times and could act as an antidote to remove ill effects of the modern cultures and lifestyles.
Chairman of Uttarkhand Commercial Tax Consultative Committee, Pankaj Sehgal, Commissioner Garhwal Umakant Panwar, DM, R Meenakshi Sundaram, Mela Officer, Anandvardhan, DIG Kumbh Mela, Alok Sharma, SSP, Sanjay Gunjyal welcomed the Nepalese President at the BHEL Helipad here. Yadav was accompanied by Tourism Minister of Nepal, Sharat Singh Bhandari, Indian High Commissioner to Nepal, Rakesh Sood, Nepalese High Commissioner to India, Rukam Singh Rana, daughter of Yadav, Anita Yadav and Protocol Officer Anil Kant Sharma were also present on the occasion.
Document showing adverse impact of Srinagar Hydel Project released
DEHRADUN: The “Raksha Sutra, Nadi Bachao Andolan, Uttarkashi Team”, today, presented a research document on the adverse impact of the Srinagar Hydro Power project. The report was presented by poet Dr Atul Sharma, HNB Garhwal University Social Study Department Head JP Pachauri and Journalist Prem Pancholi.
They informed media, here, that Uttarakhand was being presented as the Power State. This was however just a political statement, because whereever Hydro Power Projects were under construction for power generation, the livelihood of the people had not only ended, but their homes had also been destroyed. According to research, out of 233 families, 23 families had lost their hundred percent of their lands, 60 families about 60-85% land, and 68 families 50% of their land.
Pachori said that they had visited various areas where these projects were being carried out and some 8000 families around River Alaknanda were affected. The people were promised employment, but that would be only temporary. Eventually, they would not only lose their jobs, but their homes as well. “The people are being deceived in the name of employment. Agricultural land is being encroached upon. The funds that are being released for the projects are not being fully utilised and the government is turning a blind eye towards it. The money is going into the hands of contractors, bribe-takers and politicians,” Pachori asserted.
He further said that the projects were all tunnel based and since these areas were earthquake prone, it was difficult to justify the construction of these dams. There needed to be alternate projects such as the wind powered projects in Gujarat. Even in the Tehri Dam, there were 4 turbines but only one was being used, because there was no water. These projects also needed to be made on a smaller and localised basis so that, at least, the local areas could be made self-sufficient in electricity generation.
They informed media, here, that Uttarakhand was being presented as the Power State. This was however just a political statement, because whereever Hydro Power Projects were under construction for power generation, the livelihood of the people had not only ended, but their homes had also been destroyed. According to research, out of 233 families, 23 families had lost their hundred percent of their lands, 60 families about 60-85% land, and 68 families 50% of their land.
Pachori said that they had visited various areas where these projects were being carried out and some 8000 families around River Alaknanda were affected. The people were promised employment, but that would be only temporary. Eventually, they would not only lose their jobs, but their homes as well. “The people are being deceived in the name of employment. Agricultural land is being encroached upon. The funds that are being released for the projects are not being fully utilised and the government is turning a blind eye towards it. The money is going into the hands of contractors, bribe-takers and politicians,” Pachori asserted.
He further said that the projects were all tunnel based and since these areas were earthquake prone, it was difficult to justify the construction of these dams. There needed to be alternate projects such as the wind powered projects in Gujarat. Even in the Tehri Dam, there were 4 turbines but only one was being used, because there was no water. These projects also needed to be made on a smaller and localised basis so that, at least, the local areas could be made self-sufficient in electricity generation.
Villagers threaten gherao of CM
Nainital : Ram Singh Kaira, a former District Board member and Congress leader told media persons that he, along with the villagers of Okhalkanda, would gherao the Chief Minister, Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, to press the demands for road connectivity, degree college and granting status of Tehsil to Okhalkanda Block during his visit to Haldwani on 22 February.
The Mornaula-Majhera road links Okalkanda with the rest of Kumaon and roads have been constructed from both ends, but due to some forest land which lies in between, the work has been held up. This needed to be expedited in the interest of the public, said Kaira. If the state government had pursued the matter with sincerity, permission from the Union Government, Ministry of Forests and Environment could have been obtained by now, alleged Kaira. The opening of a degree college in the block and granting status of Tehsil to Okhalkanda were the other demands.
The Mornaula-Majhera road links Okalkanda with the rest of Kumaon and roads have been constructed from both ends, but due to some forest land which lies in between, the work has been held up. This needed to be expedited in the interest of the public, said Kaira. If the state government had pursued the matter with sincerity, permission from the Union Government, Ministry of Forests and Environment could have been obtained by now, alleged Kaira. The opening of a degree college in the block and granting status of Tehsil to Okhalkanda were the other demands.
Bhasin criticises Cong for alleging scam in allotment of power projects
Dehradun: Chairman of State Media Advisory Committee, Devendra Bhasin has criticised Congress for alleging scam in allotment of power projects to private firms by BJP Government. In a statement issued here today, Bhasin said that Congress ought to have looked into its own action before opposing the work done by BJP Government in the state’s interest. He claimed that Congress had taken it upon itself to criticise BJP without any rhyme and reason.
Bhasin claimed that allotment of all the 50 odd self identified projects to private firms had been made strictly as per the norms and that there was no scam or irregularity in this respect. About a dozen such projects had been awarded to local people only.
Bhasin claimed that allotment of all the 50 odd self identified projects to private firms had been made strictly as per the norms and that there was no scam or irregularity in this respect. About a dozen such projects had been awarded to local people only.
Cheema takes over as Deputy Chairman, 20 Point Prog Committee
Dehradun: BJP MLA from Kashipur, Harbhajan Singh Cheema today took charge as Deputy Chairman of Twenty Point Programme Implementation Committee here today. Chief Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, who was present at the Secretariat on the occasion, congratulated Cheema on the occasion and expressed hope that Cheema would steer Twenty Point Programme works to new direction in the state.
Sources added that Cheema had been granted the status of Cabinet Minister. It would be recalled that the post had the status of a Cabinet Ranked Minister during the Congress rule and Satpal Maharaj had held the post. However, soon after BC Khanduri took over as the Chief Minister, all Lal Batti posts including the constitutional ones were denied the rank equivalent to Cabinet or MoS. Manohar Kant Dhyani was appointed by Khanduri as MoS and Mohan Singh Gaonwasi was appointed as Deputy Chairman of State Planning Commission. Mohan Singh Gaonwasi had refused to take over as he had demanded the rank equivalent to the Cabinet Minister. Consequently, Dhyani was appointed as Deputy Chairman of 20 Point Programme Implementation Committee also.
Cheema, who had been demanding inclusion as Cabinet Minister in the Nishank Government as not only he was second time MLA and the only minority community member in BJP in the state but US Nagar also did not have any representation in the Government. He had all along been a rebel and a staunch supporter of Bhagat Singh Koshiyari. He had refused all other assignments offered to appease him in the past.
Now that Cheema had agreed to accept the post of Deputy Chairman of Twenty Point Programme Implementation Programme, the post has again elevated to the status of Cabinet Minister
Sources added that Cheema had been granted the status of Cabinet Minister. It would be recalled that the post had the status of a Cabinet Ranked Minister during the Congress rule and Satpal Maharaj had held the post. However, soon after BC Khanduri took over as the Chief Minister, all Lal Batti posts including the constitutional ones were denied the rank equivalent to Cabinet or MoS. Manohar Kant Dhyani was appointed by Khanduri as MoS and Mohan Singh Gaonwasi was appointed as Deputy Chairman of State Planning Commission. Mohan Singh Gaonwasi had refused to take over as he had demanded the rank equivalent to the Cabinet Minister. Consequently, Dhyani was appointed as Deputy Chairman of 20 Point Programme Implementation Committee also.
Cheema, who had been demanding inclusion as Cabinet Minister in the Nishank Government as not only he was second time MLA and the only minority community member in BJP in the state but US Nagar also did not have any representation in the Government. He had all along been a rebel and a staunch supporter of Bhagat Singh Koshiyari. He had refused all other assignments offered to appease him in the past.
Now that Cheema had agreed to accept the post of Deputy Chairman of Twenty Point Programme Implementation Programme, the post has again elevated to the status of Cabinet Minister
Younger politicians being welcomed by people: Agatha Sangma
DEHRADUN: Agatha K Sangma, Union Minister of State for Rural Development thinks younger people taking up politics and people of country accepting them with open arm, is a good sign for the future politics. According to her, this will result in quality people joining politics.
Speaking to Garhwal Post, on the sideline of her visit to various units of HESCO (Himalayan Environment Studies and Conservation Organisation) here today, Agatha, who became the youngest MP at the age of 27 in 14th Lok Sabha, said “It is a good sign for the country that more younger people are taking up politics and are being accepted by the people. The young MPS can give better direction to the youths of the country”.
She maintained that the young people were more constructive in approach and could do constructive things in their life. According to this MP from Meghalaya, who is also a lawyer by profession, it was a positive sign for the country and the politics, as the young people were able to tap positive things.
Speaking to Garhwal Post, on the sideline of her visit to various units of HESCO (Himalayan Environment Studies and Conservation Organisation) here today, Agatha, who became the youngest MP at the age of 27 in 14th Lok Sabha, said “It is a good sign for the country that more younger people are taking up politics and are being accepted by the people. The young MPS can give better direction to the youths of the country”.
She maintained that the young people were more constructive in approach and could do constructive things in their life. According to this MP from Meghalaya, who is also a lawyer by profession, it was a positive sign for the country and the politics, as the young people were able to tap positive things.
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