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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:

  • dhadakkamgarunion0
  • Jun 30
  • 3 min read

🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla's recent communication with Prime Minister Narendra Modi from space stands as a moment of pride for every Indian. His words — “India looks grand from space” — reflect not just an astronaut's awe, but the symbolic rise of India as a force in global space exploration. This is not only a personal milestone for Shukla, but a testimony to India’s growing capability in human spaceflight missions, driven by a blend of scientific ambition and national resolve.This interaction highlights the strong political and institutional support behind India’s space journey. It also sends a powerful message to the youth — that India, once seen as a developing nation in the space domain, is now creating astronauts who represent the tricolor among the stars. The combination of scientific excellence and national pride is creating a new era for India's space dreams, and Group Captain Shukla’s voice from orbit is proof that the sky is no longer the limit.

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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:

The potential appointment of Ravindra Chavan as the new Maharashtra State President of the BJP signals a calculated and strategic move by the party ahead of crucial political milestones, including the upcoming assembly elections. Chavan, known for his organizational discipline, grassroots connection, and loyal dedication to the party ideology, represents a leadership style that aligns with BJP’s broader vision of reinforcing its cadre and presence across the state. His elevation would also be seen as a reward for consistent performance and could inject fresh momentum into the party's state unit.With Union Minister Kiren Rijiju assigned as an observer for the appointment, the process clearly holds central importance. The BJP seems to be focusing on leadership that not only understands Maharashtra’s complex political landscape but also has the ability to bridge regional divides and internal factions.

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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:

The launch of the ‘Rajmarg Yatra’ mobile app by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is a welcome step towards making road travel more economical and efficient for Indian commuters. One of the most notable features of this app is that it allows users to compare toll charges on different routes and choose the one with the lowest cost. In a country where toll expenses can significantly impact long-distance travel budgets—especially for transporters and frequent travelers—this tool empowers citizens with better planning and financial control.Beyond just cost-saving, the app also brings in a layer of transparency and accountability in the toll collection system. It ensures that users are not blindly dependent on one fixed route but can now weigh their options in real-time. Additionally, by promoting route diversification, it could help decongest major highways and optimize traffic flow across the network. If implemented effectively and continuously updated, this app can transform the travel experience on Indian highways.

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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:

In an important move toward regulatory compliance, the government has emphasized that individuals—particularly those involved in agriculture and rural livelihoods—must mandatorily possess five key documents. These include the Aadhaar Card, Ration Card, Bank Passbook, Caste Certificate (if applicable), and Income Certificate. This step is not only meant to streamline beneficiary identification for various schemes but also aims to eliminate fraud and duplication in welfare programs.The directive serves as both a measure of accountability and an attempt to bring uniformity in public service delivery. However, it also puts the onus on citizens, especially in rural belts, to ensure their documentation is up-to-date and accurate. For many, especially the uneducated or underprivileged, this may pose logistical challenges. Therefore, it’s crucial that the government also strengthens support systems like village-level facilitation centers to help individuals compile and verify their documents without facing unnecessary hurdles.

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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:

The Vice President’s remark about the Preamble being “not changeable” yet having been altered during the 1976 Emergency opens up a deeply relevant conversation about the sanctity and flexibility of constitutional principles. His assertion reflects a broader unease about historical amendments carried out under extraordinary political conditions, raising important questions about whether the spirit of the Constitution was preserved or manipulated in moments of centralised power.While the insertion of words like "Socialist" and "Secular" into the Preamble was justified at the time as necessary for India's evolving democratic identity, critics argue that any change to such a foundational document must be approached with utmost caution, consensus, and clarity. This statement is not just a comment on history but a subtle warning to remain vigilant about constitutional integrity in current and future political discourse.

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