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Modi government sanctions 9,400 ITBP troops for LAC patrolling

According to the government sanction, the fresh manpower will be utilised for manning 47 new border posts and a dozen 'staging camps' or troops bases along this frontier. The armies of India and China are engaged in a standoff in Ladakh since 2020.

&nbsp;The Union Cabinet on Wednesday sanctioned seven new battalions and an operational border base with a fresh strength of 9,400 personnel for the India-China LAC guarding force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), officials said.
The proposal was cleared after the meeting of the cabinet that was chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
According to the government sanction, the fresh manpower will be utilised for manning 47 new border posts and a dozen 'staging camps' or troops bases along this frontier. The armies of India and China are engaged in a standoff in Ladakh since 2020.
The about 90,000 personnel strong ITBP was raised in the aftermath of the 1962 Chinese aggression and it is tasked to guard the 3,488-km-long Line of Actual Control (LAC) on India's eastern flank.
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When Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Lucknow recently, he gave the example of one of America's founding fathers Benjamin Franklin to UP ministers. PM Modi was advising UP ministers on the importance of time management, and also pointed out that 'karya' or work should come before 'karyakram', or events, according to an Indian Express report.
While telling the lawmakers about time management, PM Modi suggested that they read about Benjamin Franklin. Franklin, whose face adorns the US $100 note, was an author, inventor, philosopher, diplomat, and a journalist and publisher. One of the most famous aspects of his life is his strict daily routine which he mentioned in his autobiography.
Here is what it was.
5 to 7 AM: Rise, wash, and address Powerful Goodness! Contrive day&rsquo;s business, and take the resolution of the day: prosecute the present study, and breakfast. Ask the morning question - what good shall I do this day?
8 to 11 AM: Work.
12 to1 PM: Read, or overlook my accounts, and dine.
2 to 5 PM: Work.
6 to 9 PM: Put things in their places. Supper. Music or diversion, or conversation. Examination of the day. Ask the evening question - what good have I done today?
10 PM to 4 AM: Sleep.

PM Modi recommends US founding father Benjamin Franklin's daily timetable to UP ministers: see what it is

PM Modi is an admirer of Benjamin Franklin, whose face adorns the US $100 note. He was was an author, inventor, philosopher, diplomat, and a journalist and publisher.

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Lucknow recently, he gave the example of one of America's founding fathers Benjamin Franklin to UP ministers. PM Modi was advising UP ministers on the importance of time management, and also pointed out that 'karya' or work should come before 'karyakram', or events, according to an Indian Express report.
While telling the lawmakers about time management, PM Modi suggested that they read about Benjamin Franklin. Franklin, whose face adorns the US $100 note, was an author, inventor, philosopher, diplomat, and a journalist and publisher. One of the most famous aspects of his life is his strict daily routine which he mentioned in his autobiography.
Here is what it was.
5 to 7 AM: Rise, wash, and address Powerful Goodness! Contrive day&rsquo;s business, and take the resolution of the day: prosecute the present study, and breakfast. Ask the morning question - what good shall I do this day?
8 to 11 AM: Work.
12 to1 PM: Read, or overlook my accounts, and dine.
2 to 5 PM: Work.
6 to 9 PM: Put things in their places. Supper. Music or diversion, or conversation. Examination of the day. Ask the evening question - what good have I done today?
10 PM to 4 AM: Sleep.

Nearly 16 months after a factional rebellion led by Sachin Pilot, the Ashok Gehlot-led Rajasthan government is set to see a cabinet shuffle. 
In total, 15 ministers will take oath Sunday: 12 new and three Ministers of State who are being elevated to Cabinet rank.
The new Cabinet, finalised by the Congress high command, will have five ministers who are seen as supporters of Pilot, who had the support of 18 MLAs when he rebelled, is said to be satisfied with the representation.
Besides accommodating some Pilot loyalists as part of the peace formula, the reshuffle clearly is with an eye on Assembly elections just two years away.
There is also an attempt to send a message to the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities as well.
Despite the Gehlot government enjoying the support of 19 Independents, the Congress leadership has decided not to include any. 

Rajasthan Cabinet reshuffle: 15 new ministers to take oath, 5 are Pilot loyalists

Nearly 16 months after a factional rebellion led by Sachin Pilot, the Ashok Gehlot-led Rajasthan government is set to see a cabinet shuffle.&nbsp;
In total, 15 ministers will take oath Sunday: 12 new and three Ministers of State who are being elevated to Cabinet rank.
The new Cabinet, finalised by the Congress high command, will have five ministers who are seen as supporters of Pilot, who had the support of 18 MLAs when he rebelled, is said to be satisfied with the representation.
Besides accommodating some Pilot loyalists as part of the peace formula, the reshuffle clearly is with an eye on Assembly elections just two years away.
There is also an attempt to send a message to the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities as well.
Despite the Gehlot government enjoying the support of 19 Independents, the Congress leadership has decided not to include any.&nbsp;

Besides accommodating some Pilot loyalists as part of the peace formula, the reshuffle clearly is with an eye on Assembly elections just two years away.

Nearly 16 months after a factional rebellion led by Sachin Pilot, the Ashok Gehlot-led Rajasthan government is set to see a cabinet shuffle.&nbsp;
In total, 15 ministers will take oath Sunday: 12 new and three Ministers of State who are being elevated to Cabinet rank.
The new Cabinet, finalised by the Congress high command, will have five ministers who are seen as supporters of Pilot, who had the support of 18 MLAs when he rebelled, is said to be satisfied with the representation.
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Besides accommodating some Pilot loyalists as part of the peace formula, the reshuffle clearly is with an eye on Assembly elections just two years away.
There is also an attempt to send a message to the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities as well.
Despite the Gehlot government enjoying the support of 19 Independents, the Congress leadership has decided not to include any.&nbsp;

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the announcement to repeal the farm laws without holding a Cabinet meeting and alleged that it is only under the BJP that laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval.
The Congress leader's attack came a day after Modi in an address to the nation announced the repeal of the three agri laws that had triggered a year of protests by farmers.
"Home Minister hailed the PM's announcement as showing 'remarkable statesmanship'. BJP President said that PM has 'immense care for farmers'. Defence Minister said that PM had taken the decision considering the 'welfare of the farmers'. Where were these worthy leaders and their wise advice in the last 15 months?" Chidambaram said on Twitter.
“Did you notice that the PM made the announcement without holding a Cabinet meeting,” the former Union minister asked.
"It is only under the BJP that laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval," he went on to allege.
Hundreds of farmers had been protesting and were encamped at Delhi's borders since last November with a demand for repeal of the Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020, Farmers' (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020 and the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, 2020, and forging of a new law that guarantees MSP for crops.
The Centre, which has held 11 rounds of formal dialogue with the farmers, had maintained that the new laws are pro-farmer, while protesters claimed the legislations would leave them at the mercy of corporates.

Chidambaram: only under BJP laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval

Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the announcement to repeal the farm laws without holding a Cabinet meeting. The Congress leader's attack came a day after Modi in an address to the nation announced the repeal of the three agri laws that had triggered a year of protests by farmers. The former union minister alleged that it is only under the BJP that laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval.
The Centre, which has held 11 rounds of formal dialogue with the farmers, had maintained that the new laws are pro-farmer, while protesters claimed the legislations would leave them at the mercy of corporates.

The former union minister alleged that it is only under the BJP that laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval.

Senior <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/farm-laws-repealed-congress-to-hold-victory-rallies-across-india-today-1637377893446">Congress</a> leader P Chidambaram on Saturday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the announcement to repeal the farm laws without holding a Cabinet meeting and alleged that it is only under the BJP that laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval.
The Congress leader's attack came a day after Modi in an address to the nation announced the repeal of the three agri laws that had triggered a year of protests by farmers.
"Home Minister hailed the PM's announcement as showing 'remarkable statesmanship'. BJP President said that PM has 'immense care for farmers'. Defence Minister said that PM had taken the decision considering the 'welfare of the farmers'. Where were these worthy leaders and their wise advice in the last 15 months?" Chidambaram said on Twitter.
&ldquo;Did you notice that the PM made the announcement without holding a Cabinet meeting,&rdquo; the former Union minister asked.
"It is only under the BJP that laws are made and unmade without prior Cabinet approval," he went on to allege.
Hundreds of farmers had been protesting and were encamped at Delhi's borders since last November with a demand for repeal of the Farmers' Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020, Farmers' (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020 and the Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, 2020, and forging of a new law that guarantees MSP for crops.
The Centre, which has held 11 rounds of formal dialogue with the farmers, had maintained that the new laws are pro-farmer, while protesters claimed the legislations would leave them at the mercy of corporates.
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Dust is yet to settle for BJP leadership in Karnataka. It&rsquo;s been less than a fortnight since the formation of the new cabinet and dissent is brimming in BJP ranks over portfolios.
Tourism Minister Anand Singh&nbsp;has shut his MLA office in Hospet in protest over portfolio allocation. Reports suggest that Singh is ready with his resignation letter and CM Bommai has been in touch with him.
MTB Nagaraj has also been publicly vocal over his displeasure with the municipal administration, small scale and public sector industries portfolio.
Incidentally, Singh and Nagaraj are both turncoats, who switched from Congress in 2019, a crucial switch that led to BJP toppling the JD(S)-Congress government.
Hundreds of BJP supporters have also protested at Freedom Park, unhappy with the state leadership for not awarding Appachu Ranjan any portfolio.

Smoke yet to clear? Dissent grows in Bommai cabinet over portfolios 

It&rsquo;s been less than a fortnight since the formation of the new cabinet and dissent is brimming in BJP ranks over portfolios in Karnataka. Here's a report.

//Karnataka: dissent grows in Bommai's&nbsp;Cabinet over portfolio allocation&nbsp; //Anand&nbsp;Singh shuts office in protest, CM says in touch with the minister&nbsp; //MTB Nagaraj&nbsp;also publicly expressed displeasure over portfolio allocation&nbsp; //Hundreds&nbsp;of BJP&nbsp;workers also protested for a cabinet seat for&nbsp;Appachu&nbsp;Ranjan

Anand Singh and&nbsp;MTB Nagaraj,&nbsp;both turncoats who switched from Congress in 2019 have publicly expressed their displeasure over the portfolio allocation.&nbsp;

The political storm triggered by the ouster of BS Yeddiyurappa&nbsp;is yet to settle for BJP leadership in Karnataka. It&rsquo;s been less than a fortnight since the formation of the new cabinet and dissent is brimming in BJP ranks over portfolios.
Tourism Minister Anand Singh&nbsp;has shut his MLA office in Hospet in protest over portfolio allocation. Reports suggest that Singh is ready with his resignation letter and CM Bommai has been in touch with him.
MTB Nagaraj has also been publicly vocal over his displeasure with the municipal administration, small scale and public sector industries portfolio.
Incidentally, Singh and Nagaraj are both turncoats, who switched from Congress in 2019, a crucial switch that led to BJP toppling the JD(S)-Congress government.
Hundreds of BJP supporters have also protested at Freedom Park, unhappy with the state leadership for not awarding Appachu Ranjan any portfolio.

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved amendment to the DICGC Act to provide account holders access to up to Rs 5 lakh funds within 90 days of a bank coming under moratorium to ensure timely support to depositors.
The Bill is expected to be introduced in the current monsoon session, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, while sharing details about the Cabinet meeting.
Once the Bill becomes law, it will provide immediate relief to thousands of depositors, who had their money parked in stressed lenders such as PMC Bank and other small cooperative bank
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Nod for Deposit insurance bill amendment; deposits up to Rs 5 lakh will be insured

Finance Minister gives a big protection to depositors,&nbsp;Deposit insurance bill amendment gets cabinet nod.&nbsp;
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Big relief for depositors

Bank depositors will get Rs 5 lakh insurance on their deposits within 90 days

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved amendment to the DICGC Act to provide account holders access to up to Rs 5 lakh funds within 90 days of a bank coming under moratorium to ensure timely support to depositors.
The Bill is expected to be introduced in the current monsoon session, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, while sharing details about the Cabinet meeting.
Once the Bill becomes law, it will provide immediate relief to thousands of depositors, who had their money parked in stressed lenders such as PMC Bank and other small cooperative bank
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Cabinet Reshuffle 2021: 7 ministers elevated to the Cabinet rank 

//Cabinet Reshuffle&nbsp;2021: 7 ministers elevated to the Cabinet rank&nbsp; //MoS Youth Affairs and Sports Kiren&nbsp;Rijiju&nbsp;elevated as Cabinet Minister&nbsp;&nbsp; //Cabinet shuffle &amp; expansion: Hardeep&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Puri&nbsp;takes oath&nbsp; //G&nbsp;Kishan Reddy promoted as Cabinet minister, takes oath //MoS&nbsp;Finance &amp; Corporate Affairs Anurag&nbsp;Thakur&nbsp;elevated as Cabinet Minister //Raj Kumar&nbsp;Singh elevated to Union Cabinet minister rank

Digital India gets a big push ahead with the Cabinet approving the last leg plan for BharatNet. The&nbsp;BharatNet project which is in it's final phase&nbsp;aims for broadband to reach each village through PPP model. The implementation&nbsp;in 16 states (bundled into nine packages) is to be done on viability gap funding basis.&nbsp;Of the targeted 2.5 lakh gram panchayats (village blocks) covering more than 6 lakh villages, 1.56 lakh blocks have been covered by May 31, the latest data released by the government showed. The additional Rs 19,000 cr outlay will be used to connect the balance.&nbsp;

Big Digital Boost: Cabinet gives nod for final leg of BharatNet connectivity

Big Digital Boost: Cabinet gives nod for final leg of&nbsp;BharatNet connectivity Please tag ravi shankar&nbsp;prasad&nbsp;

Digital India Connects 

Digital India gets a big push ahead with the Cabinet approving the last leg plan for BharatNet. The&nbsp;BharatNet project which is in it's final phase&nbsp;aims for broadband to reach each village through PPP model. The implementation&nbsp;in 16 states (bundled into nine packages) is to be done on viability gap funding basis.&nbsp;Of the targeted 2.5 lakh gram panchayats (village blocks) covering more than 6 lakh villages, 1.56 lakh blocks have been covered by May 31, the latest data released by the government showed. The additional Rs 19,000 cr outlay will be used to connect the balance.&nbsp;

The mega Digital India initiative aims at providing&nbsp;connectivity to all public institutions at Gram Panchayat level.&nbsp;

The Mamata Banerjee government ministry will be expanded on Monday.24 cabinet ministers, 10 ministers of state with independent charge and another 9 ministers of state will be inducted in to the candidate.&nbsp;
The 24-member cabinet includes some old names like former ministers Subrata Mukherjee,&nbsp;Partha Chatterjee.&nbsp;Some new faces that include long-time MLA Bamkim Chandra Hazra, Madhyamgram MLA Rathin Ghosh, and newly-elected MLAs like Pulok Roy and Biplab Mitra.
The most surprising name is of perhaps former Finance Minister Amit Mitra, who had not contested this election due to ill-health.

Mamata ministry to have 43 ministers, Amit Mitra also included

The Mamata Banerjee government ministry will be expanded on Monday. 24 cabinet ministers, 10 ministers of state with independent charge and another 9 ministers of state will be inducted in to the candidate.&nbsp;
The 24-member cabinet includes some old names like former ministers Subrata Mukherjee,&nbsp;Partha Chatterjee.&nbsp; Some new faces that include long-time MLA Bamkim Chandra Hazra, Madhyamgram MLA Rathin Ghosh, and newly-elected MLAs like Pulok Roy and Biplab Mitra.
The most surprising name is of perhaps former Finance Minister Amit Mitra, who had not contested this election due to ill-health.

The Mamata Banerjee government ministry will be expanded on Monday. 24 cabinet ministers, 10 ministers of state with independent charge and another 9 ministers of state will be inducted in to the candidate.&nbsp;
The 24-member cabinet includes some old names like former ministers Subrata Mukherjee,&nbsp;Partha Chatterjee.&nbsp; Some new faces that include long-time MLA Bamkim Chandra Hazra, Madhyamgram MLA Rathin Ghosh, and newly-elected MLAs like Pulok Roy and Biplab Mitra.
The most surprising name is of perhaps former Finance Minister Amit Mitra, who had not contested this election due to ill-health.

Harsimrat Kaur will resign from union cabinet: SAD chief in LS

Stressing that Shiromani Akali Dal, which is a member of&nbsp;BJP-led NDA, opposed the farm bills moved by the Centre, SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal&nbsp;on Thursday said that Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur will resign from the union cabinet in&nbsp;protest over the ordinances. Targeting SAD president Sukhbir Badal and his wife and Union Cabinet Minister&nbsp;Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Congress, AAP and SAD (Democratic) MPs had demanded that she resign from the Union Cabinet as her position is 'untenable' following her party&rsquo;s stance against the agriculture Bills. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday moved&nbsp; the three bills&nbsp;in Lok Sabha. The Opposition&nbsp;has said the ordinances were Centre&rsquo;s attempt to destroy agriculture.

Harsimrat&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;will quit Modi&nbsp;cabinet: Akali&nbsp;Dal
SAD chief: Harsimrat&nbsp;will quit over Centre's farm bills
Opposition had demanded Harsimrat's&nbsp;resignation
Opposition: can't oppose bill and continue as minister
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Stressing that Shiromani Akali Dal, which is a member of&nbsp;BJP-led NDA, opposed the farm bills moved by the Centre, SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal&nbsp;on Thursday said that Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur will resign from the union cabinet in&nbsp;protest over the ordinances. Targeting SAD president Sukhbir Badal and his wife and Union Cabinet Minister&nbsp;Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Congress, AAP and SAD (Democratic) MPs had demanded that she resign from the Union Cabinet as her position is 'untenable' following her party&rsquo;s stance against the agriculture Bills. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday moved&nbsp; the three bills&nbsp;in Lok Sabha. The Opposition&nbsp;has said the ordinances were Centre&rsquo;s attempt to destroy agriculture.

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