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December 6, 2018

Bric a Brac : New job for security


IF you are a regular visitor to a Minister or a Senior Secretary’s house and his/her house is well guarded by NSG or Central Government security personnel, then be careful. It is learnt that the Home Ministry has issued an order to report complete details of all visitors, including VIPs. One of the important ministers located at Udyog Bhawan informed that the atmosphere has become so vicious in the government that all ministers are scared.

 

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Bric a Brac : Patra seeks LS ticket


THE power of television is such that it can make a politician rise from a persona non grata to a national celebrity. One glaring example is BJP Spokesperson Sambit Patra, a surgeon turned politician. He is popular among BJP workers for his unmatched arguments. The turnaround seems to have gone to his head and he has started using foul language in various debates. 

 

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Bric a Brac : Looking for a face


CONGRESS President Rahul Gandhi has indicated to his colleagues that he is not aspiring for the Prime Ministerial seat in the 2019 polls. He is clear that defeating BJP should be the aim of Congress Party and is ready to enter into a coalition with even the smallest of parties across the political spectrum. Accordingly, Maratha patriarch Sharad Pawar is very active in consolidating the opposition.

 

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Bric a Brac : Will Sonia contest?



SONIA Gandhi is 72 years old and she has been very active till now. Insiders reveal that her health condition is worrisome not only for the party but for Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi also. Leaders who are meeting Sonia Gandhi on a regular basis disclose that she may not be physically able to travel and canvass in the 2019 parliamentary elections.

 

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By the way : IAS forum takes up cause


FORMER Coal Secretary HC Gupta (1971 IAS), KS Kropha (1982 IAS) and KC Samariya (1993 batch IAS) have been sentenced to jail in the coal scam that happened during the previous UPA regime at the Centre. The charges against all of them are the same; they did not follow the due process in the allotment of coal blocks. The IAS Association reacted in anger and, in an uncharacteristic response, placed a unique logo in its official Twitter handle.

 

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