One example of the New Zealand High Commission which tagged and asked the chief of the Indian Youth Congress for help in oxygen cylinders will suffice. The foreign office got upset and the mission had to apologise and delete the tweet. The Youth Congress still supplied the oxygen. It is clear that managing optics is the forte of the BJP government, not addressing the crisis.
I wrote this long preamble my dear readers of SWAT analysis to try and explain the new lease of life to the federal impulse which was evident in the recent state elections in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam and Puducherry, which seemed to buck anti incumbency.
India’s Serum Institute ‘to invest in UK’ Published on Share
Vaccine maker the Serum Institute of India is set to invest in facilities in Britain and could even manufacture inoculations in the UK in future, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Monday.
Johnson’s Downing Street office said the £240 million ($334 million) project would include a sales office, “clinical trials, research and development and possibly manufacturing of vaccines”.
The Serum Institute of India (SII) is the world’s largest vaccine maker by volume, and has been at the forefront of producing the lower-cost AstraZeneca coronavirus shot.
SII has also begun phase one trials in the UK of a one-dose nasal vaccine for coronavirus.
Twitter suspends Kangana Ranaut s account for violating rules
As per Indian publications, actor s account was suspended for not adhering to the rules of the micro-blogging website
Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut s Twitter account was suspended on Tuesday for apparent violation of rules. According to multiple Indian publications, the actor s account was suspended for not adhering to user guidelines on the micro-blogging website.
According to
India Today, action was taken after Kangana, in a series of messages, made comments on the alleged violence that took place in West Bengal, India, after assembly election results were declared recently.
The
Queen star had demanded presidential rule in West Bengal after Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee-led TMC won the recent elections in the state, defeating BJP. According to
Who is Kangana Ranaut? Bollywood Star Banned From Twitter for Hateful Conduct
On 5/4/21 at 11:51 AM EDT
Bollywood star Kangana Ranaut has been permanently suspended from Twitter after the actress posted a series of tweets following the recent West Bengal assembly election results.
In one particularly controversial tweet, Ranaut reportedly asked Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to tame an opposition leader using his leadership style of the early 2000s in an apparent reference to the 2002 violence and rioting in Gujarat which left over 1,000 people, mostly Muslims, dead. Modi, Gujarat chief minister at the time, was accused of inciting the riots. This is horrible.we need super gundai to kill gundai.she [Mamata] is like an unleashed monster, to tame her Modiji please show your Viraat roop from early 2000 s, Ranaut reportedly wrote on Monday in a tweet which has since been shared by many of the nation s cultural and political figures.
Bharatiya Janata Party, All India Trinamool Congress blame each other for violence after West Bengal elections result Ahmad Adil | 04.05.2021
NEW DELHI
At least nine people were killed in post-election violence in eastern India, which erupted shortly after the state election results were announced on Sunday night.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), led by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suffered a defeat in the elections as the regional All India Trinamool Congress (TMC), headed by firebrand leader and incumbent Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, swept the polls by winning 213 seats of the 294-seat state legislative assembly.
There have been reports of 12 people killed across the state, but BJP West Bengal Vice President Ritesh Tiwari told Anadolu Agency over the phone, I can confirm nine deaths and all of them are our workers. He alleged that the “TMC goons attacked them.