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Sunday, 16 March 2014

Happy Holi today. Namo Holi on 16 th May 2014.

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Today on 16th March, We wish everybody a Happy Holi to All. Just after two months on 16th May, India will observe the next Holi all about in Saffron. HAPPY SAFFRON HOLI TO ALL IN ADVANCE. Har Har Modi, Ghar Ghar Narendra Modi.


NAMO HOLI ON 16 th MAY 2014. 

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V for Varanasi and Varanasi for Modi.

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Narendra Modi to contest from Varanasi
TNN | New Delhi | Mar 15, 2014:: The BJP confirmed on Saturday evening that its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi would contest from Varanasi in the Lok Sabha elections.

The Gujarat CM's candidature from Varansi is significant because of AAP's reported plan to pit Arvind Kejriwal against Modi if he chooses to contest from anywhere outside Gujarat.

The decision to have Modi contest from Varanasi has been driven by BJP's calculation that his presence in the state arena will be a force multiplier for the party's comeback bid in UP. The largest state, with its share of 80 seats in Lok Sabha, is crucial for Modi's plans to become PM.

Saffron tacticians feel Modi's presence in Varanasi will boost the prospects of BJP candidates in 28 Lok Sabha seats in eastern UP, of which 18 go to polls in the last phase. They feel Modi will be able to make a Somnath to Kashi Viswanath connect — a reference to the two revered pilgrim destinations of Somnath in Gujarat and Varanasi.

Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi, whose home Lok Sabha constituency is Varanasi will vacate it for Modi and will instead contest from Kanpur.

Like Varanasi, Kanpur is also considered a safe seat for BJP.

Also, while declaring the names of the candidates, BJP leader Ananth Kumar said BJP president Rajnath Singh will contest from the Lucknow seat, while leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha will contest from Armitsar.

Dr Harsh Vardhan, who was BJP's chief ministerial candidate in the 2013 Delhi assembly election, will contest from Chandni Chowk constituency in Delhi.

Courtesy: TOI. 

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Sunday, 2 March 2014

BJP tsunami will uproot SP, BSP and Congress, roars Narendra Modi at Lucknow rally.

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Lucknow rally: Narendra Modi takes Mulayam Singh Yadav head-on, says BJP tsunami will uproot all.


Supriya Jha | Zee Media Bureau | Lucknow | March 02, 2014:: Taking the attacks by Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav head-on, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi on Sunday launched an efficient counterattack at the government in Uttar Pradesh while addressing the Vijay Shankhnaad Rally in Lucknow. 

Lambasting the Samajwadi Party government for using the “slogan of secularism” to hide its failures, Modi mocked Mulayam Singh Yadav saying, “Rather than picking holes in Gujarat, it would have been better for the Netaji (Mulayam) had he talked about what he did for UP”. 

Taking a dig on Mulayam Singh Yadav's secularism chant, Modi said that the Samajwadi Party used it merely to gain votes and remain in power, whereas for the BJP, the country comes first.

Modi said that the leaders were misleading the nation by using secularism as a tool and deviating from the main issues like jobs, water, electricity, price rise, etc. 

“For them secularism is a slogan, for us its an article of faith. Their secularism is about vote bank politics. Ours is about India first. For them it's power, for us it is Sarva Pantha Sambhav,” said Modi. 

Raking up the issue of children's deaths from cold in Muzaffarngar's refugee camps in the aftermath of the riots, Modi counterattacked Mulayam, mocking the dance show at Saifai. 

“Netaji, don't take Ram Manohar Lohia's name again and again. He would be pained by the spectacle of revelry in Saifai and simultaneous deaths of infants in Muzaffarnagar refugee camps,” Modi said.

Further hitting out at Samajwadi Party, Modi said that SP stood for "Samaj Virodhi Party" and that the vote bank politics engineered by the leaders will destroy the country.

Presenting a list of comparisons between Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, Modi asserted that Mulayam should first explain what he did for his state. 

“In UP, even 40 percent people have no access to electricity. In Gujarat, 99 percent people have electricity access. There have been more than 20,000 cases of atrocities against women in last one year in UP. There have been 150 riots in UP in last one year while Gujarat is in peace for last ten years,” roared Modi. 

Modi also didn't forget to mention the ridiculously notorious case of SP leader Azam Khan's buffaloes, which had gone missing. 


Modi said that if a minister's buffalo goes missing, the police are deputed to hunt for them immediately, but no one cares if a mother's son goes missing. 

Modi hailed the humongous crowd that had arrived at the venue, saying that it was a “saffron ocean” of supporters, which implied a BJP wave. 

Modi said that by the time of elections, the BJP wave will morph into a tsunami and destroy all other forces. 

“..then everyone's destruction is guaranteed. (Sabka vinash tay hai )- S for SP, B for BSP and Ka for Congress. They will all be exterminated”, said Modi. 

Trying to woo the “city of Nawaabs”, Modi quoted former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, saying that the road to Delhi goes through Lucknow.

“India will be prosperous only if we sow seeds of a prosperous Uttar Pradesh,” Modi added. 

Modi's retorts to Mulayam came as the latter addressed a rally in Allahabad today, calling the Gujarat CM a “killer of humanity” adding that a mere apology was not enough after the mass murder of Muslims in 2002 riots. 

“First Muslims are mass murdered then they ask for forgiveness,” Mulayam said. 

Also, asserting that Modi's charisma would not work in Uttar Pradesh, Yadav denounced the so-called Gujarat model of development.

"There is nothing in Gujarat. Experts have said that the most dirty and polluted rivers are in Gujarat," the veteran SP leader said. 

With UP being the largest Indian state in terms of number of constituencies, the state holds a special position ahead of General Elections which are due by May. 

So no doubt, leaders are vying against each other to woo the maximum number voters from UP and it was Modi's eighth rally in the state. The politically strategic state of Uttar Pradesh that has a total of 80 Lok Sabha constituencies – today witnessed three major rallies - the BJP's Vijay Shankhnaad Rally at Lucknow, AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's rally at Kanpur and Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh's rally at Allahabad. 



Courtesy: Zee News.

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Saturday, 8 February 2014

Narendra Modi attacks Manmohan & Congress for underdeveloped North Eastern states.

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PM, Congress failed to ensure NE's development: Narendra Modi 
"You have tolerated Congress for 60 years.
They only made promises.

Give me just 60 months, I will fulfill your aspirations,"
Modi said. 


PTI | Guwahati/Imphal | 8 Feb 2014:: Narendra Modi today attacked Congress and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for "failing" to ensure development of Northeast though he represented Assam for the last 23 years in the Rajya Sabha.


"For 23 years you have been sending the Prime Minister from here. You tell me, you made such a big investment but what did you get in return. Did you get anything? ... If he being yours could not do anything for you, then what will he do for the nation?" Modi told public rallies in Guwahati and Imphal. 


He said even if an ordinary worker from Assam had represented the state for so many years, he could have changed the face of the state, but Singh failed to do so and owed an explanation to the people for it. 

"The Congress chief ministers invite the Prime Minister for laying foundation stone or cutting ribbons for projects, but it ends there and nothing happens afterwards," the Gujarat chief minister said. 

Modi said NDA Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee had taken the initiative of creating a separate ministry for the northeastern region and taken steps to develop it, but the Congress governments in the state and the Centre "have been indulging in corruption only". 

"Among all Northeast states, Assam's condition is worst," he said, alleging "Congress leaders are narrow minded. Their thinking is narrow, dreams are small and vision is shortsighted. 

"You have tolerated Congress for 60 years. They only made promises and misguided the country. Give me just 60 months, I will fulfil your aspirations," Modi said. 

"It's only a matter of 100 days, Congress' exit is confirmed. They won't survive," the Gujarat Chief Minister said. 

Speaking about the death of Arunachal Pradesh student Nido Tania in Delhi, he said "It is a shameful incident for the nation. I offer my prayers for the boy and his family ... There is lack of governance there. There are cases of atrocities on women." [Courtesy: ET].

Related: Narendra Modi rips into Cong at Guwahati rally, blames them for Assam’s acute poverty::Indian Express.
Modi: PM has failed Assam; Nido's death 'national shame:: HT.

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Sunday, 2 February 2014

'Congress spews venom'. Modi counters Sonia`s `fields of poison` remark.

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Modi counters Sonia`s `fields of poison` remark, says Congress spews venom


Hemant Abhishek | Zee News | Januaty 02, 2014::  Narendra Modi on Sunday hit back at Sonia Gandhi over her 'zeher ki kheti' barb, saying it is the Congress which sows and spews poison and reaps the harvest from it by its divisive politics. 

Modi accused the Congress of putting one religion against another, one caste against another and one state against another. 

"Sonia Gandhi has told Rahul that power is poison. Who has been in power for most of the time during the last 60 years?.. In whose stomach has this poison gone? Who is spewing this poison? Who is harvesting the poison? They (Congress) are the ones who sow the seeds of poison," the BJP prime ministerial candidate said at a rally here. 


He said the country is seeking answers from Congress to its issues but its replies are wayward. "People are asking Sonia Gandhi why farmers are committing suicide, her reply is people are sowing seeds of poison." 

Modi's counter-attack came a day after Sonia Gandhi at a rally in Karnataka accused Modi and BJP of indulging in divisive politics by "sowing seeds of poison" (zeher ki kheti) and instigating violence in their "hunger" for power. 

In his 50-minute speech, Modi attacked the Congress, ruling Samajwadi Party in Uttar Pradesh and the AAP government in Delhi and sought a mandate in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections by projecting himself as 'chowkidar' who will guard public funds. 

Congress tasted poison the most, Modi slams Sonia, Rahul Gandhi: One India.

Courtesy: Z News | TOI | One India. .

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Friday, 31 January 2014

Huge Crowd expected in Modi Rally in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh. Perplexed ruling party trying disturbance and attack on BJP publicity.

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Modi rally eyes crowd from riot-hit districts. 

Lalmani Verma | Lucknow | January 31, 2014:: BJP’s PM candidate Narendra Modi’s rally in Meerut Sunday aims to bring maximum crowd from riot-hit Shamli and Muzaffarnagar districts, with the party’s local units reportedly being given targets to arrange 45,000 and 40,000 people respectively.

The party is expecting strong mobilisation of Jat voters in its favour after riots in Muzaffarnagar and Shamli. The BJP is already invoking Chaudhary Charan Singh and farmer leader Mahendra Singh Tikait to attract Jat voters.

Sources said more than 300 buses and around 200 other vehicles have been booked by local leaders in Shamli to ferry the crowd to rally venue. In Shamli, as per BJP’s statistics, there are 1.25 lakh Jats, 2 lakh Kashyaps and 1.25 lakh Gurjars, who are dominant after Muslims.

BJP Workers thronged at Kotwali as the BJP Publicity Van
was attacked at Sahabuddinpur Rd at Mujaffarnagar on Friday.
In Muzaffarnagar, the party unit has engaged 500 buses to ferry the crowd, which include SC, Jats, Thakurs, Pals, Saini, Kashyaps and Prajapatis. The party’s minority wing has booked eight buses to ferry Muslims to the rally ground.
There are around 1.60 lakh Jats and 1.10 lakh Thakurs in Muzaffarnagar, which is dominated by Muslims — around 4 lakh in number.

The party has also directed local unit to ensure participation of at least 50 people from each village in the rally. BJP district president Satyapal Pal said door-to-door campaign is being conducted in riot-affected Fugana and Budhana to mobilise people.

Among other districts, local units have assured participation of 30,000 people from Bijnor, 18,000 from Moradabad rural, 5,000 from Moradabad city, 10,000 from Rampur, 25,000 from Ghaziabad rural and 10,000 from Ghaziabad city, 30,000 from Hapur, 22,000 from Gautam Budh Nagar and 10,000 from Sambhal. Baghpat — Lok Sabha constituency of RLD president Ajit Singh — has been given a target of 35,000.

“A large number of people will attend the rally from all districts including Muzaffarnagar, Shamli and Bulandshahr,” BJP state general secretary and rally in-charge Swatantra Dev Singh said. [Indian Express].

To make disturbance for Meerut Rally, Muslim perpetrators attacked on Modi Rally campaigning Van in Mujaffarnagar and torn Modi Banners....



Modi Publicity Van for Meerut Rally attacked in Mujaffarnagar.
As reported in the Amar Ujala, some Muslim miscreants  opposed the Modi Rally publicity vehicle in the locality of Shabuddinpur Road. On Friday evening some Muslim youths in good numbers halted the Tata Ace vehicle and forced to stop the loud speakers spreading the invitation of Meerut rally. The locals ill behaved with the driver Anil Verma and the Helper Aaman Verma and broke the window screen. They also torn the Modi Banner mounted in the vehicle. Sri Anuj Kumar of Gandhinagar from whom the vehicle was hired for run on publicity reached the spot within material time along with the local BJP workers and leaders and started agitation to arrest the perpetrators.

Sri Satya Pal Singh of Kotwali rushed to the spot and managed the agitating BJP team comprising Sri Mohan Tayal (Mujaffarnagar Twon President) and  Sri Satpal Singh District President of BJP. But, the BJP leaders interacted with the aggrived BJP people and demanded immediate arrest of the culprits. BJP leaders said the ruling party in Uttar Pradesh is totally perplaxed and feared with Modi wave in UP and trying disturbace for the Meerut Meeting of Modi on 2nd Feb. 

Modi Times Condemns such attack upon any democratic rights for expressing own opinion~ modiTimes.



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Thursday, 30 January 2014

Modi's Brigade Rally on 5th Feb in Kolkata created a great sensation in Bengal Politics.

Narendra Modi's Brigade Rally on 5th Feb in Kolkata created a great sensation in Bengal Politics. Lakhs of Modi Supporter to join in the Rally.

Modi Times Corespondent | Kolkata | On 31 January 2014:: The BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will hold a rally in state capital Kolkata on Feb 5th 2014 which has created a great sensation in the state politics of West Bengal.



Over 5 lakhs of people, mainly from the rural and urban areas of Bengal are expected to attend the rally. The rally is a part of BJP 99 public meetings in West Bengal.

Modi’s rally will be held at the sprawling Brigade Parade ground which has a capacity over ten lakhs in its permitted areas. This ground is controlled by the army authority of Eastern Command.

Those looking forward to be seated closest to the platform from where Modi will address the rally, have already booked their seats online. The bookings were started from January 3,2014.

Samik Bhattacharya, a senior state BJP Leader intimates the Modi Times correspondent that the Abnormal Price Hike, Abundance of Corruption Central to State, Communal Politics of CPM and TMC in WBand Autocrat Congress free India are the four main issues are in the agenda in Naraendra Modi's rally at Kolkata. Sri Bhattacharya is on tour in Malda for a campaign for the rally.

Other prime sate leaders Rahul Sinha, Tathagata Roy and Tapan Sikdar are all engaged in their tour as set for MODI RALLY IN KOLKATA.

The BJP supporters of West Bengal are campaigning on war footing to make the BJP's Brigade Rally a grand success.

The ruling TMC and the opposition Left Front are blaming each other for the raise of BJP in the state as a commanding force in awaiting. Mukul Roy, a veteran TMC leder of the state told in a TV talk show that BJP could share at least 15% popular vote of the state. On the other hand, CPIM leader Suryakanta Mishra told that Mamata Banerjee should clear her stand that she would never join in the BJP fold. The perplexed Congress leadership in the state perhaps forgot all words for Modi being a silent spectator.

As BJP's most high-profile leader and prime minister aspirant Narendra Modi is coming to address the rally at Brigade Parade Ground, the Kolkata Cops claim that though they are expecting a "moderate" crowd, it is his security details have kept them on tenterhooks. "Ever since the Indian Mujahideen sponsored blast in Patna, there are certain specific security aspects that we need to take care of," said a senior official of Kolkata Police. 

Social networking forums run by pro BJP activists has also put a pulsation in the internet well. 
NaMo JALRATH for NaMo Brigade rally launched by state president Shri Rahul Sinha.
This Vessel is travelling up to Gandhighat, Barrackpore to connect with common people. 



To provide speech inputs ahead of the rally – Kolkata Open Forum

Sunday, 26 January 2014

Vote For India: Narendra Modi.

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Not for Party, Not for any Personality, Vote for Country.
VOTE FOR INDIA: NARENDRA MODI. 




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Wednesday, 25 December 2013

"Ensure 1st place where you were in second position". Modi Formula to get 272+ in 2014 parliamentary election.

Narendra Modi's formula for BJP to win back Lok Sabha seats from Congress 

PTI | NEW DELHI |DEC 24, 2013:: Narendra Modi today asked BJP to specially focus on those Lok Sabha constituencies where its candidates stood second behind Congress in the last elections and encash on the strong anti-incumbency against the ruling party to meet is ambitious target of securing majority. 

Addressing BJP Chief Ministers, central office-bearers and state unit presidents here, Modi shared some interesting statistics to drive home his point. 

"Modi said that in the last Lok Sabha elections, Congress had won 206 seats while BJP won 116. In most of the constituencies where Congress was the winner, BJP had come second. The total vote difference in these seats between Congress and BJP is only 89 lakh. But in the last five years, 12 lakh new voters have been added," BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar told reporters. 

BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate claimed these young new voters are attracted to the main opposition and they should be further courted by the party. 

While BJP will peg its election campaign around its PM candidate and have "Modi for PM" as its slogan, it is also using the methods adopted by other parties to win votes. 

"One vote, one note" is the mantra through which BJP aims to collect funds for the party. However, the range has been fixed between Rs 10 to Rs 1,000 and BJP will reach out to 10 crore families for this purpose. 

Asked if this idea is inspired by AAP which had engaged in a similar exercise, Javadekar said "the cue has been taken from 1977 onwards. We have always asked for funds and votes both. Our party runs with the funds from the people." 

BJP was in denial mode about AAP being a threat in the Lok Sabha polls and said this issue was not even discussed. 

"People clearly said in the Delhi elections that in the minor election they are voting for AAP while in the major one they will vote for Modi," Javadekar said. 

Rousing nationalist sentiments by invoking and appropriating Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and other such figures will also be high on BJP's agenda. The statue of unity will be a rallying point in the campaign as farmers and workers will be asked to chip in with iron and soil for the project. [Courtesy: PTI | ET].

Sunday, 22 December 2013

Mumbaikars ranted the air with Maha Garjana in support of Narendra Modi.

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Mumbai rally: Divide and rule policy specialty of Congress, says Modi
Express News Service | New Delhi | Dec 22, 2013:: BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today launched a scathing attack on Congress, saying those immersed in corruption are now giving "sermons" against it.

"I heard the speech of a big Congress leader yesterday. He was speaking against corruption. See their daring. No one else can dare do this. These people are so immersed in corruption. Despite this, they make innocent face and speak against corruption," Modi said at a huge public rally here.

"The Adarsh commission report has indicted ministers. On one hand, Maharashtra government decides to save the corrupt and on the other, a Congress leader is giving sermons in Delhi," he said in an apparent reference to Rahul Gandhi.

"Congress speaks one thing and does another," he said.

"Whether Congress leaders are in government or not, all things are done as per their directives. But the same people, when they make a speech, one feels as if they are speaking on behalf of some other government, for some other country," he said.

"Congress is involved in divide and rule for vote bank politics. This has been their speciality. They learnt this from British," Modi said.


"While Sardar Patel united India, Congress pitted brother against brother and created states on linguistic basis," he said.

"The problems we face won't be solved till we free India from vote bank politics and get it on path of development politics," he stressed.

The reason for the problems the country faces is not our history or geography but Congress-ruled governments, he said.

"The voice of 'Congress-free India' should go out from Mumbai, which first gave the call of 'Quit India' against British rule," the Gujarat Chief Minister said.

"I wish that in 2014 elections, votes should be sought for the country and not in the name of party. We want to say, "Vote for India", to free the country of dynastic rule, corruption, inflation, bad governance and to maintain unity of the country," he said.


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Courtesy: IE | NDTV | DNA.

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See Live Maha Garjana Mega Rally from BKC Ground dt 22-12-2013.

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See Live Narendra Nodi's Maha Garjana Mega Rally from BKC Ground dt.  22-12-2013.

http://www.narendramodi.in/liveevent/social/

See Live Narendra Modi's Maha Garjana Mega Rally from BKC Ground dt.  22-12-2013.

http://www.narendramodi.in/liveevent/social/



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