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1Sep

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State governments should pay attention to flood prevention, says Mayawati

BSP supremo Mayawati. File | Photo Credit: ANI Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati on Sunday (September 1, 2024) alleged that state governments were unable to deal with the flood situation caused by heavy rains in the country and suggested them to pay attention to flood prevention.In a post on the social media platform X, she said that as the government was unable to handle the flood situation, the lives of lakhs of families have been disrupted."Such devastation ruins lives. Not only relief, governments should also pay proper attention to flood prevention," Ms. Mayawati added.Source link

29Aug

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Video | Uttar Pradesh Politics: बुआ-भतीजे के रिश्तों में नरमी बस नाम भर की

क्या उत्तर प्रदेश में सपा और बसपा साथ आ सकती हैं. क्या ऐसी कोई संभावना भविष्य में बन सकती है वैसे राजनीति में कुछ भी असंभव नहीं है. इन दिनों उत्तरप्रदेश में अखिलेश यादव के एक बयान और उस पर मायावती के ट्वीट से ये सुगबुगाहट तेज़ हुई है कि दोनों पार्टियां आने वाले दिनों में क़रीब आ सकते हैं. समझिए पूरा मामला Source link...

BSP chief Mayawati is trying to revive her political fortunes and project herself as the real benefactor of Dalits & backwards

28Aug

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BSP chief Mayawati is trying to revive her political fortunes and project herself as the real benefactor of Dalits & backwards

Lucknow: Just when everyone was ready to write her off, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati is back. After lying low for some time, the 68-year-old former Uttar Pradesh chief minister is trying to revive her political fortunes and project herself as the real protector of the Dalit and backward communities. Waking up to her party’s repeated electoral setbacks, she is trying to regain her core political base by taking up issues concerning backward communities, abandoning her reservations about contesting bypolls, revamping the party organisation, holding press conferences and becoming proactive on Twitter, now known as X. The Dalit leader—who defied caste and gender to rise to become the head of India’s most populous state—Monday dismissed speculation about retiring from politics. She s...