If 'purchasing power' is now defined by wishful thinking and empty pockets?
Review - DEKHO
Rural per capita expenditure is at Rs 4,122 and urban at Rs 6,996 – is this the Government’s idea of rural prosperity, or just a number that makes you question?
If 'purchasing power' is now defined by wishful thinking and empty pockets?
When Yogi Adityanath projects himself as the face of Hindu unity, but his government clashes publicly with a Shankaracharya at a sacred religious gathering, the contradiction is hard to ignore.
जब योगी आदित्यनाथ खुद को हिंदू एकता का चेहरा बताते हैं, लेकिन उनकी सरकार एक पवित्र धार्मिक आयोजन में शंकराचार्य से खुले टकराव में दिखती है, तो यह विरोधाभास नज़रअंदाज़ करना मुश्किल हो जाता है।
As the AAP Government in Punjab clears 40 free shows of 'Humare Ram' ahead of the Assembly elections, the move looks less like culture promotion and more like careful political choreography. With Hindu voters concentrated in key urban seats and the BJP trying to expand its footprint, AAP’s outreach now blends governance with symbolism. The sharper question is not about the play, but the timing. Is this an honest cultural initiative or a calculated attempt to blunt BJP’s core appeal using faith-infused politics of its own ? And if every party courts voters through religion when elections near, how different is the “new politics” AAP once promised ?
