Gurpartap Singh Mann
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What BRICS Offered The Farmer - Hill Post (opens the original)
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At a time when wars, punitive tariffs and economic confrontation have divided the world, India brought major powers together in Delhi and helped secure agreement despite their competing interests. Hosting Putin, Xi Jinping and Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian carries considerable significance. A common declaration gave substance to that gathering. India emerged taller, with greater authority to speak for countries that bear the burden of global crises but have too little say in global decision
BJP, Congress Fire Fight Dissidents To Challenge Incumbent AAP In Punjab - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Sachin Pilot has been appointed General Secretary in-charge of Punjab Congress after Bhupesh Baghel faced so much opposition that “Go Back Baghel” posters began appearing at party programmes. Baghel has been moved to Assam; Pilot must now land in Punjab amid heavy political turbulence, on a runway already full of potholes. (The Tribune) A few weeks earlier, the BJP appointed another Rajasthani, Satish Poonia, as National General Secretary and Punjab in-charge. Thus, two national parties will be
Nijjar- Goldy Brar -Arsh Dalla And The Unanswered Questions By Canada - Hill Post (opens the original)
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It always baffles me with questions in my mind: Who was Hardeep Singh Nijjar? Why was he so important that Canadian Prime Minister raked him up in the Canadian Parliament? Was he so important that he became instrumental in almost breaking of ties of Canada with India, where majority diaspora is from India? Was Nijjar a Sikh leader? Was he a saint? Or was he a drug and arms dealer as alleged by Goldy Brar? That is why the new Hardeep Singh Nijjar development cannot be brushed aside. In a purporte
BJP’s New Punjab Push: Building On The 19 Percent Base - Hill Post (opens the original)
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The Bharatiya Janata Party appears to have entered election mode in Punjab. Its recent appointments are not routine changes; together, they resemble the opening of a campaign command centre. Kewal Singh Dhillon was appointed Punjab BJP president in May. Turbulence followed the reorganisation of district and state office-bearers. A section of the old cadre felt that entrants from other parties were being rewarded while long-serving workers were being pushed aside. The public resentment damaged th
Changing A Minister Will Not Stop Paper Leaks - Change The System - Hill Post (opens the original)
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Changing the Education Minister may calm public anger for a few days. The minister heads the department and must accept political responsibility when an examination affecting millions of students collapses. But let us be honest. The minister would probably be the last person to see or handle the question paper. Removing him may punish one political face. It will not stop the next leak. Ministers will change, officials will be transferred and middlemen will be arrested. The system will remain. Pa
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