Hungry, desperate: India virus controls trap its migrant workers- Aljazeera

[RAW AGENT]

going back to their village in Bihar? No money, no job and no food....What the hell they going to do there?

you woke up too late sir by 30 years,
india is different , it is not begging like pakistan .
there are schemes to feed people and give compulsory rojgar for at least 200 days a years thse schese are known as MNREGA
govt is providing to evey poor money in account and food at door step for corona lockdown period , these are all supervised by local tehsildars and SDMs .

 

[RAW AGENT]

PM of Tattistan...Terrorist Modi..the Butcher of Gujrat...did another blunder.
"No Accident": Shashi Tharoor's 'Number 9' Theory On PM's Video Message
This was also Shashi Tharoor's second tweet in reply to the brief video message this morning "India's Photo-Op Prime Minister"
New Delhi: Congress leader Shashi Tharoor took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi this afternoon, hours after the PM urged people to switch off their lights and hold lit candles and lamps for 9 minutes at 9 pm on Sunday, in what he said would "challenge the darkness spread by the coronavirus crisis".

In his tweet, Mr Tharoor, who is among several Congress leaders to have taken the government to task over its handling of the novel coronavirus outbreak, criticised the Prime Minister for resorting to "auspicious elements Hinduism associates with (the) number 9" and exclaimed: "#COVID19 must be more serious than we thought!"

"This is no accident: the PM spoke on Ram Navami at 9 am for 9 minutes, asked us to light diyas & candles on 5/4 at 9 pm for 9 minutes. He is invoking all the auspicious elements Hinduism associates with number 9. Back to Ram Bharose?! (trusting Lord Ram)," the Lok Sabha MP from Kerala wrote.

modi is an idiot no doubt .your language show that you belong to tattistan.

 

[RAW AGENT]

PHONE CHARGE BHI HOTA HE .............................BIJLI SE.........................................

india is not pakistan which begs from every country ,
every village in india is ensured now to get at least 12 hours electricity in combination with chinse solar power units available at local shops on subsidy . charging is no problem .

 

[famamdani]

india is not pakistan which begs from every country ,
every village in india is ensured now to get at least 12 hours electricity in combination with chinse solar power units available at local shops on subsidy . charging is no problem .

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=2626251330991694

 

[famamdani]

india is not pakistan which begs from every country ,
every village in india is ensured now to get at least 12 hours electricity in combination with chinse solar power units available at local shops on subsidy . charging is no problem .

Jis prem se aap likh rahe ho Reality is other side of road.......................Please first cross the road but be carefull look Right and Left.........................other wise happen some thing Wrong.................Thanks.
I hope samjhne wale samjh jainge.....................what i say.......................good luck for Pakistan and India....................agianst CORONA Baby

 

[Sonya Khan]

keep dreaming ,
all them are in their villages with their families

You being an ‘ex Pakistani American ‘ have lots of wrong knowledge about endians ..... You have one trait common with endians .... You lie with impunity..... But you can fool endians as they have a brain of pea size but you can’t fool the rest of the world ....

 

[Ratan]

Press Freedom in Tattistan....
Under Modi, India's Press is not Free .....The New York Times

NEW DELHI — The Media One anchorman Vinesh Kunhiraman went on air as usual on March 6, ready to tell the station’s five million viewers in India’s Kerala State about the death anniversary of a beloved comedian and the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic.

Just a few minutes into the broadcast, he saw the managing editor rush to the studio floor, gesturing wildly. “I realized something was not right,” Mr. Kunhiraman recalled.

The station’s uplink suddenly went dead. Mr. Kunhiraman’s image dissolved into a blue screen. A bland message told viewers there was no signal. “We regret the inconvenience,” it said.

But this was no technical difficulty. The station had been cut off by an order from India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. The government decided to block the channel for 48 hours because it had covered February’s biggest news story — the mob attacks on Muslims in New Delhi that flared into broader unrest — in a way that seemed “critical toward Delhi Police and R.S.S.,” the order said.

The R.S.S. is a Hindu-nationalist social movement with close ties to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party.

“It was shocking the central government took such a decision,” said R. Subhash, an editor at Media One. “It was an attack on the freedom of the press.”