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16th Lok Sabha: 12 Interesting Things That Happened
1 Sweet Harmony
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday walked over to the opposition benches and greeted Sonia Gandhi and other leaders with folded hands .A spirit of democracy was visible in the House as members and leaders who took oath were cheered by even their political detractors. Many members, including leaders from rival sides, were seen greeting each other after taking oath or making the affirmation.
Attired in spotless white kurta-pyjama, the Prime Minister was the first to take oath amid thumping of desks.He spent nearly 15 minutes talking to fellow MPs and ministers even after the house was adjourned.In fact, Modi was one of the last members to troop out of the house and even as he went, the prime minister was seen greeting and talking to fellow MPs.
3 A Confused Advani
Advani appeared confused as to where to sit. In the morning, he sat in the front row in the House. When he entered, he wanted to sit in the second row along with Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu, who was seen pleading with him to move to the front row. Then he sat in the front row besides Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Sushma Swaraj and Ram Vilas Paswan and took oath there itself. He, however, did not sit next to Prime Minister Narendra Modi even though the seat was vacant unlike yesterday. In the afternoon when he came after a break, he was looking for a seat and finally sat in the 8th row.
Many members took oath in their mother tongue, notable among them being Shiromani Akali Dal's Harsimrat Kaur Badal, who took oath in Punjabi, Jual Oram, who took oath in Odiya, Mansukhbhai Dhanjibhai Vasava who took oath in Gujarati and Sarbananda Sonowal, who took oath in Assamese reflecting the linguistic diversity of this multilingual nation.
6 Brothers in Arms
Rahul and Varun Gandhi on the opposite sides of the political spectrum took oath as members of the 16th Lok Sabha one after the other. The cousins, who have won from neighbouring Amethi and Sultanpur constituencies in Uttar Pradesh, belong to Congress and BJP respectively. Rahul was the first to take oath in Hindi in the name of God, followed by Varun.
7 Rangeen Duniya
BJP member from Bihar, Kirti Azad came in traditional Maithili dress and head gear, while two Gujarat MPs -- Devusinh Jesingbhai Chauhan and Mohanbhai Kalyanjibhai Kundariya wore traditional Gujarati garments.
8 Sanskrit Becomes the 'It' Language
Sanskrit seemed to the flavor of the new Lok Sabha Thursday with many members of the ruling party, led by three union ministers, choosing the classical language to take oath. It was a surprise when External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj used fluent Sanskrit to take oath followed by Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti and Health Minister Harsh Vardhan.
It was soon apparent, however, that many members of the party had consciously taken the decision possibly to bring the language back into focus. While Sushma Swaraj, who has a graduate degree in Sanskrit, was fluent, many, including New Delhi MP Meenakshi Lekhi were seen fumbling even while reading out the oath
9 The Backbenchers
Rahul Gandhi, who seems to have taken a fancy for the back seat, was seen having a lengthy conversation with NCP's Supriya Sule. Incidentally, BJP leader Varun Gandhi was also occupying one of the rear benches on the Treasury side.He was seen seated in the ninth row along with party colleagues Asrar-ul Haq and Shashi Tharoor.
10 Ek Garam Chai ki Pyaali Ho
The prime minister was present till the members of his council of ministers took oath. As soon as he left, many BJP members were seen leaving the house, probably for a cup of tea or some fresh air.The subsidized tea and coffee at Parliament House caught the attention of new Kerala MP and actor Innocent. "Coffee and tea is so cheap, MPs will keep coming out for breaks," he quipped.
11 Speedy Start
The 16th Lok Sabha got off to a speedy start on June 5th creating a record of sorts with 510 of the 539 members, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and top leaders taking oath on a single day. This is the first time that so many members have taken oath on a single day.
12 Dadi Ma Ho Gayi Main
"Dadi ma ho gayi main" (I have become grandmother) remarked newly elected Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan when INLD MP Dushyant Chautala said he would be under the guidance of a person who has worked with his great-grandfather former Deputy Prime Minister Devi Lal apart from his grandfather and father.
Thursday, 8 May 2014
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Teri ankhein, teri zulfein, tera shana dekhun : Naat Shareef
Teri ankhein, teri zulfein, tera shana
dekhun
Bar-haan Khwab mein Manzar ye suhana
dekhun
log sare to tere shaher ke diwane hain
meri khwahish ke main tera zamana dekhun
ret pehni huvi makkah ki guzargahon par
nichi nazron se tera gaar me jana dekhun
tere kambal se tere jism ki khushbu
sunghun
tujhpe utra tha jo hikmat ka khazana
dekhun
tere fakon ne kayi din kadi bhuk ke baad
fatima ko jo khilaya tha wo khana dekhun
hukm allah se isi raat ki khamoshi mein
sooye yesrab tujhe huve rawana dekhun
paaye siddique ko jis ne bar bar dasa
main isi saanp ka gumnam thikana dekhun
daff bajate huve hathon ki khushi ko
samjhun
teri amad pe wo darbar sajana dekhun
jung-e-khandaq me jo bandhe the wo
pathar chumun
aur museebat me tera sath nibahan dekhun
dar ke dushman tere khauf se tharraye
magar
maaf karne ka wo andaaz purana dekhun
chashme athar ko khuda ya wo basarat
dede
qibla ru
hoke MUHAMMED (sallah-e-walaihiwasalam) ko
rozana dekhun.
تیری آنکھیں تيری زلفیں تیرا شانہ دیکھوں
بارہا خواب میں منظر یہ سہانہ دیکھوں
لوگ سارے تو تیرے شہر کے دیوانے ہیں
میری خواہش ہے کہ میں تیرا زمانہ دیکھوں
ریت پہنی ہوئی مکّہ کی گزرگاہوں پر
نیچی نظروں سے تیرا غار میں جانا دیکھوں
تیرے کمبل سے تیرے جسم کی خوشبو سونگھوں
تجھ پہ اترا تھا جو حکمت کا خزانہ دیکھوں
فاطمہ کو جو کھلایا تھا وہ کھانا دیکھوں
حکم اللہ سے اس رات کی خاموشی میں
سوئے یثرب تجھے ہوئے میں روانہ دیکھوں
پائے صدیق کو جس سانپ نے بار بار ڈسا
میں اسی سانپ کا گمنام ٹھکانہ دیکھوں
دف بجاتے ہوئے ہاتھوں کی خوشی کو سمجھوں
تیری آمد پہ وہ دربار سجانا دیکھوں
جنگ خندق میں جو باندھے تھے وہ پتھر چوموں
اور مصیبت میں تیرا ساتھ نبھانا دیکھوں
ڈر کے دشمن تیرے خوف سے تھرّائیں مگر
معاف کرنے کا وہ انداز پرانا ديکھوں
چشم اطہر کو خدایا وہ بصارت دے دے
قبلہ رو ہو کے محمدﷺ کو روزانہ دیکھوں۔
Wednesday, 16 April 2014
MODI's Fixed Interview : : : Editor quits over Modi interview, sparks row
NEW DELHI: India TV editorial director Qamar Waheed Naqvi's resignation over an allegedly "fixed" interview of BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi acquired deep political overtones on Tuesday with Congress claiming that it showed the kind of pressures journalists faced from BJP. AAP was also active on the social media congratulating Naqvi for his "courage".
Congress recalled the police complaint of a senior journalist of the Hindu after she received got threat calls for a piece she wrote on Modi late last year. "This is the trailer of the good days that BJP advertisements are promising" said the party's media chief Ajay Maken.
Naqvi quit on April 13, hours after Modi was featured in Aap Ki Adalat on the evening of April 12. The interview programme is hosted by India TV chairman Sharma. The resignation came amidst accusations that the channel's Modi interview resembled a "public relations exercise."
Naqvi could not be reached for comment despite repeated attempts on his phone and e-mail. However, on Tuesday in obvious reaction to supportive statements of Congress and AAP, he tweeted, "I request politicians to stay away from my resignation episode.''
Sources in India TV said that the channel's pro-Modi bias was clear in the news bulletin line up with the pieces loaded heavily in favour of BJP. "If there were 10 negative stories against Rahul Gandhi or Arvind Kejriwal, there would be one against Modi," a source with the channel said.
He said Naqvi had expressed his reservations to Sharma on several occasions. Channel sources also pointed out that Naqvi had expressed the apprehension about the channel's alleged bias before he was hired, but was assured that India TV wanted to move away from being a "sensational, soap-opera driven channel to a serious news channel."
Denying that there was any political bias Sharma told TOI, "I don't want to comment on this but I would only like to point out that we are doing an election special on Aap ki Adalat and sought interviews from Congress leaders Sonia and Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi...we were able to confirm Modi and not the others despite several attempts."
He added: "We have already completed interviews of various political parties including Akhilesh Yadav and Raj Thackeray. The programs have been in the works for the last three months. In fact, we were expected to shoot with Modi on April 7 but it was cancelled and we only managed to shoot on April 10."
Management sources said that the Modi interview was just an alibi for Naqvi when actually he was under pressure for lack of performance. "The channel had made heavy investments in the last few months in infrastructure and hires. But it continued to remain number three. The pressure was telling on Naqvi who was hired to turn around the channel," the source said.
India TV's TRP rating was 14.5 six months earlier and had slid to 11 at some point. It was at 13 last week. Sources in the editorial, however, added that if performance were the reason, Naqvi would not have been asked to serve a three-month notice period.
India TV in an official statement confirmed that its editorial director had resigned. Ritu Dhawan, India TV's MD & CEO confirmed, "We have accepted his resignation and asked Naqvi to serve his notice period." She said, "We are surprised at the reasons being attributed to it in the social media. Such reasons are baseless, and we condemn the effort being made to use it for political gains."
Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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