🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
- dhadakkamgarunion0
- Mar 2
- 4 min read
🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
In a dramatic and heated Oval Office exchange, US President Donald Trump blasted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, accusing him of recklessly pushing the world toward World War III. Trump warned that Ukraine was in no position to negotiate and that without US support, Russia would have already taken over. Slamming Zelensky’s lack of readiness for peace, Trump made it clear—either Ukraine makes a deal, or America is out. The tension escalated as Trump criticized Zelensky’s approach, reminding him that he provided Javelins while Obama only gave blankets. The meeting ended abruptly, with the minerals deal left unsigned and Zelensky shown the door.
Zelensky, determined to keep US backing, insisted that the US-Ukraine alliance could still be salvaged despite the clash. However, Trump dismissed his pleas, stating Zelensky could return only when he was ready for peace. The canceled press conference and the unresolved minerals deal signaled a deepening rift between the two leaders. As European allies rushed to reassure Kyiv, Trump made it clear—he wants the war to end immediately, and he won’t tolerate games anymore.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
From today, Maharashtra takes a bold step towards transparent, efficient, and citizen-friendly governance with the implementation of the Right to Service Act. No more endless visits to government offices for essential documents like birth certificates, marriage certificates, income certificates, and licenses—43 crucial government services are now just a click away! Citizens can apply online through the official portal www.aaplesarkar.maharashtra.gov.in and receive their services within a guaranteed timeframe. If any officer delays or neglects their duty, they will face penalties ranging from ₹500 to ₹5,000, ensuring accountability like never before.
This revolutionary act covers key departments such as Revenue, Rural Development, Labour, Water Resources, and Forest, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience for citizens. Services include residence certificates, farmer affidavits, loan certificates, job registrations, contract worker licenses, and much more—all accessible online. And this is just the beginning! By March next year, the number of services is set to rise to 135, making governance smarter, faster, and truly citizen-centric. Maharashtra is now leading the way in digital transformation, ensuring every citizen’s right to timely and efficient public services!
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
Maharashtra is in shock after the horrifying Swargate ST Bus Depot rape case, exposing the brutality of serial offender Datta Gade. This predator was arrested from his village and brought to Pune under heavy police security. Shockingly, his lawyer attempted to justify the crime by claiming the victim had willingly accompanied him into the bus—a disgraceful and shameless argument to defend a habitual offender! The court, seeing the gravity of the case, sentenced him to police custody until March 12, ensuring a deeper investigation into his past crimes. Gade is suspected to have assaulted multiple women before, and authorities are now digging into his criminal history, possible accomplices, and his pattern of targeting innocent women.
The truth is brutal and undeniable—on February 25, the victim, trusting Gade’s false claims of being a bus conductor, entered the bus, only to realize it was empty. When she tried to escape, he trapped, assaulted, and brutally raped her twice before fleeing the scene. This merciless predator was on the run, switching off his phone to evade capture, but justice is closing in on him. Police have CCTV footage, key evidence, and multiple cases against him, proving he is a dangerous repeat offender. The prosecution has demanded 14 days of police custody to uncover his criminal network, past victims, and hidden allies. Maharashtra demands swift and ruthless justice—predators like Gade must be crushed without mercy!
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The government has once again tightened its grip on the pockets of small businesses and consumers by increasing the price of commercial LPG cylinders. Effective from March 1, 2025, the price of a 19kg commercial LPG cylinder has been hiked by ₹6, making life even tougher for hotels, restaurants, and small vendors. In cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai, these new prices are forcing businesses to bear the brunt of inflation. Meanwhile, the government boasts about keeping household LPG prices unchanged, but the reality is clear—every price hike in commercial gas indirectly raises food and service costs for the common man.
This isn’t the first time consumers have faced such a hit. While last year saw a ₹26 hike in one go, this year’s increase follows the government’s pattern of small but regular price surges. The so-called "discount" of ₹7 in February has now been almost nullified with this ₹6 increase. With inflation already squeezing middle-class families, this hike is another calculated attack on the public’s budget. How long will people keep paying the price for the government's policies?
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The BJP has ignited a political firestorm in Karnataka, hinting that Deputy CM DK Shivakumar could be the next Eknath Shinde, capable of splitting Congress. With growing speculation about his ties with the BJP, especially after his Mahashivratri event appearance alongside Amit Shah, the opposition is seizing every opportunity to push the narrative of internal rebellion. R Ashoka has boldly claimed that a leadership change in Karnataka is inevitable, even going as far as setting a supposed "auspicious date" for the shift. The BJP is capitalizing on Congress's internal fractures, fueling rumors that Shivakumar may jump ship or weaken the ruling party from within. By constantly invoking Eknath Shinde’s name in a negative light, the BJP is openly admitting that his defection was a betrayal, not a political masterstroke. If Shinde’s actions were justified, why use his name to demean another leader?
However, DK Shivakumar is not backing down. He has slammed these allegations as desperate BJP propaganda, asserting his loyalty to Congress and his mission to lead it to victory in 2028. Dismissing the controversy around his religious beliefs, he made it clear that his faith is personal and should not be politicized. Taking a sharp jab at the BJP, he accused them of communalizing every issue to divert attention from their failures. With political tensions at an all-time high, Karnataka could be on the brink of a major power struggle—one that will test Shivakumar’s political endurance and Congress’s unity.
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