🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
- dhadakkamgarunion0
- Aug 21
- 5 min read
Updated: Aug 22
🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
Devotion on Fast Track: 367 Extra Trains for Ganeshotsav! In a landmark decision blending faith with governance, the Modi government and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis have gifted Ganesh devotees a historic travel relief—367 additional train services this festive season. Every year, lakhs journey from Mumbai and across Maharashtra to their native homes in Konkan and beyond for Ganeshotsav, and overcrowding on trains is a perennial challenge. Responding swiftly to the state government’s request, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has ensured smooth, safe and comfortable journeys for devotees. This move reflects the Centre’s people-first approach and the state’s proactive leadership, showcasing governance that listens and delivers. With development meeting devotion, Maharashtra’s lifeline gets an added rhythm of faith. The message is clear—whether it’s infrastructure or tradition, this government ensures no devotee is left behind.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
“Vice President or Naxal’s Advocate?” When Maharashtra only heard of Naxals in news, villagers in Chhattisgarh lived their terror. Salwa Judum was born to fight that menace—tribal youth trained to defend their soil, their sisters, their homes. But who clipped their wings? None other than Justice Sudarshan Reddy—today paraded by the INDIA alliance as their Vice Presidential “hero”! In truth, he was the judge who ordered Salwa Judum’s end, siding with activists who spoke louder for Naxalites than for helpless villagers. A decision that weakened the fight against red terror is now being rewarded with the second-highest post in the nation. Irony drips thick: a man who crippled India’s anti-Naxal resolve is INDIA bloc’s shining choice! Is this democracy’s safeguard, or Naxal sympathizers’ promotion plan? Villain in robes yesterday—decorated candidate today. What a tragic joke on Bharat!
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“Too Much Morality, Too Little Power!” BJP’s strength is Narendra Modi’s towering image, but its weakness lies in excessive morality. Today, those who spread lies about election results walk free with a Twitter apology—while in UPA days, a mere cartoonist was jailed for sedition. Congress knew how to wield the stick; Modi chooses forgiveness. But politics is not Satsang—it is a battlefield. Vajpayee’s extra morality once gave Sonia-Manmohan the chance to ruin India. Now, Modi’s leniency emboldens comedians and anarchists. If BJP cannot punish those who malign the nation, it risks losing its own loyal base. The Congress would never spare Modi, Shah, or Yogi if back in power. Power demands not just ethics, but ruthless resolve. Time is still left—traitors must face consequences, or BJP may find its morality becoming its undoing.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
“From Galwan to Global Trade: India–China’s Strange Embrace. Who imagined a year ago that India and China, once locked in Galwan standoffs, would now lock arms in trade diplomacy? Let’s be clear—this isn’t love, it’s sheer commerce. With Trump’s tariff tantrums choking America, both Asian giants grabbed the moment. China retreats from buffer zones, even nods on Arunachal, while Modi’s vision flips hostility into opportunity. Britain too joins the juggernaut—becoming a tariff-free bridge for Indian goods into the US. It’s jugad at its finest, backed by India’s diplomatic agility. Trump, ironically, emerges as the accidental architect—his blunders reshaping world order. The message? When Washington sneezes, Delhi and Beijing cash in. India now plays the masterstroke—balancing enemies, partners, and rivals with finesse. This isn’t surrender, it’s strategy. The dragon bends, the elephant leads, and global trade dances to India’s tune.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
“Game Over for Online Gambling: A Historic Law. The glittering world of online gaming and gambling is set to be history! With the passage of the “Online Gaming 2025” Bill in Lok Sabha, the government has struck a decisive blow against this social menace. For years, crores of Indians lost money, peace, and even lives to these apps, while celebrities shamelessly promoted them. Now, the law prescribes blanket bans, heavy fines, and strict jail terms for promoters and operators. What makes this move remarkable is the government’s choice to prioritize social well-being over revenue. Nearly ₹20,000 crore wasted annually and thousands of suicides linked to online gambling cannot be ignored. By listening to citizens’ voices, the Centre has shown moral courage and farsightedness. This isn’t just governance—it’s social reform in action. Truly, Modi Sarkar deserves applause for ending this digital addiction!
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The recent uproar in Parliament once again exposed the deep rift between the ruling and opposition benches. The opposition aggressively protested against three controversial bills, demanding answers from the government. Tempers flared as opposition members tore and flung copies of the bills, turning the session chaotic. Central Home Minister Amit Shah firmly countered the disruptions, clarifying that the proposed laws had no intention of undermining democratic principles. Instead, he accused the opposition of trying to derail meaningful debate and wasting valuable parliamentary time with repeated disruptions rather than constructive arguments.At the same time, the opposition’s accusations reflected their political desperation, with Rahul Gandhi making symbolic gestures such as wearing black T-shirts and participating in street protests. However, such theatrics did little to address the core issues or provide credible alternatives. The government reiterated its stance that these bills were essential for administrative clarity and national governance. The incident highlights a larger pattern—while the government pushes its legislative agenda forward, the opposition seems more invested in optics and obstruction than in serious policymaking. This persistent clash underscores the growing divide in Indian politics, where noise often substitutes substance.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The recent breakdown of Mumbai’s monorail exposed a glaring absence of emergency rescue systems. When the train was stranded mid-air, passengers had no choice but to be evacuated only by breaking the glass and being helped out through temporary arrangements. This incident highlighted how, despite crores being invested in infrastructure, the lack of foresight in disaster management continues to put citizens at risk. In a city as densely populated and fast-moving as Mumbai, depending solely on makeshift evacuations is unacceptable. Authorities have admitted that there is no proper standard operating procedure for such emergencies, raising questions on accountability and planning failures.Adding to the city’s woes, Nashik faced severe flooding with the Godavari river overflowing and submerging several temples and nearby localities. Devotees and residents have been badly affected, with roads and essential services cut off. These recurring crises—from urban transport collapses to flood havoc—showcase how fragile our civic and infrastructural systems remain. Instead of reactive measures, what is urgently required is preventive planning, safety audits, and strict adherence to protocols that ensure public safety in every sector, whether in transport or in disaster-prone regions.
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