The amount released by the Government of India for new projects is decreasing year by year. In the December quarter, projects worth ₹6 lakh crore were announced, while in the previous quarter it was ₹7.2 lakh crore, and in December 2023, this number was ₹7.7 lakh crore.
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Isn't this a matter of concern amidst the ongoing super wave of record development in the country?
From Delhi to the districts, the Congress script sounds the same. Rahul Gandhi speaks of “Vote Chori” at the Centre, while in Punjab, PPCC chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring calls rural poll results “stolen glory.” Different stages, same defence. Yet the numbers keep exposing the gap. Recent elections clearly depicted how zila parishad and samiti zones, with large rural belts are slipping away from Congress's fold. Blaming the referee has become a habit of the Congress. At the Centre and in the states, Congress appears quicker to question the process than to question itself. If Congress keeps crying theft instead of fixing its own game, will voters trust it with power again in 2027 ?
दिल्ली से लेकर ज़िलों तक कांग्रेस की कहानी एक जैसी सुनाई देती है। केंद्र में राहुल गांधी “वोट चोरी” की बात करते हैं, तो पंजाब में पी.पी.सी.सी. प्रमुख अमरिंदर सिंह राजा वड़िंग ग्रामीण चुनाव नतीजों को “चुराई हुई जीत” बताते हैं। मंच अलग हैं, बचाव एक जैसा है। लेकिन आंकड़े लगातार सच्चाई दिखा रहे हैं। हालिया चुनावों ने साफ किया कि ज़िला परिषद और समिति क्षेत्रों समेत बड़े ग्रामीण इलाके कांग्रेस के हाथ से निकलते जा रहे हैं। रेफरी को दोष देना कांग्रेस की आदत बन चुकी है। केंद्र हो या राज्य, कांग्रेस प्रक्रिया पर सवाल उठाने में तेज़ है, खुद पर सवाल उठाने में नहीं। अगर कांग्रेस अपनी रणनीती को सुधारने के बजाय चोरी का शोर मचाती रही, तो क्या 2027 में मतदाता उसे फिर सत्ता सौंपेंगे ?
After years of operating quietly behind the scenes, the sudden spotlight on Hiren Joshi, Narendra Modi’s long-time crisis manager, gatekeeper, and media strategist, has exposed how tightly power, narrative, and information have been controlled from within the PMO. From managing controversies like Modi’s degree questions to allegedly shaping media agendas, disciplining journalists, and guarding the Prime Minister’s image, Joshi’s rise (and apparent fall) raises a deeper issue than one individual’s fate. Was Hiren Joshi just a loyal aide who became expendable or does his unraveling reveal cracks in a system where democracy, media, and institutions were managed through one central command ?
