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Indian Farmer Union has decided to celebrate Yoga Day on June 21, on the Yoga Day, on the streets of Lucknow against the central government. On the day of Yoga Day, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi will do yoga in Lucknow, the farmers will do yoga in the streets of Lucknow protesting against the Modi government.

The Indian Farmer Union has alleged that due to the wrong policies of the central government the farmers have reached today's deadline. Farmers condemned the central government in a three-day national executive meeting of the Indian Farmer Union at Lalkothi campus situated on the banks of the Ganga in Haridwar. By passing a resolution, the central government was declared anti-farmer and against the anti-farmer policies of the Center on July 31, the decision to conduct Kisan Maha Panchayat in Lucknow and travel to Delhi after Panchayat.

Chaudhary Naresh Tikait, national president of the Indian Farmer Union said that the Modi government of the center is proving to be a failure on every front. None of the promises made by the Central Government for the welfare of the farmers have been fulfilled. The meeting was announced to fight the across against the central government. In the meeting, the governments of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh are called anti-farmers.

After passing the resolution in the meeting, the demand of the Central Government to file a murder case against Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, to apply Swaminathan's report, demand for the withdrawal of the increased prices of the equipments connected with electrical and farming in the states.

The Indian Farmer Union called the BJP's mentality as anti-farmer. The Indian Farmer Union urged the central government to declare the beneficial minimum support price for the farm related products.

Indian Farmer Union handed over a memorandum to Chief Minister of Uttarakhand through Haridwar's District Administration against suicide committed by a farmer of Pithoragarh.

After the Bihar's current governor and Dalit leader Ram Nath Kovind has been nominated by the BJP, the Congress can now stand its own candidate in the presidential election.

Following the announcement of Kovind's name, Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad alleges that the BJP did not agree before declaring the name, while promised to do so.

Therefore, it is believed that in response to BJP's Dalit card, Congress will also bring Dalit leader in the presidential election.

According to sources, Congress can take former Lok Sabha Speaker Meera Kumar to contest the election for this post. Meera Kumar is the daughter of a big Dalit leader and former defense minister Jagjivan Ram. She has also been a Foreign Service Officer. Meera Kumar, who won the Lok Sabha election from Bihar's Sasaram, has been the speaker of the 15th Lok Sabha. She has the distinction of becoming the first woman speaker of the country.

Meera Kumar was born in Bhojpur district of Bihar. She is the daughter of former Deputy Prime Minister of India, Jagjivan Ram. Meera is Convent Eduated. Her education has happened in Dehradun, Jaipur and Delhi. She has done MA and LLB from Delhi's Indraprastha College and Miranda House. In 1970, she was selected for the Indian Foreign Service. After this she has served in many countries. She has been the Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment in Manmohan Singh Government of UPA-1. She has been a member of the 8th, 11th, 12th, 14th and 15th Lok Sabha.

Meera Kumar entered politics in the year 1985. At that time, she was contesting from Bijnor Lok Sabha constituency in Uttar Pradesh and defeated key Dalit leader and today's Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan and BSP supremo Mayawati. After this, she was elected MP from Karol Bagh of Delhi in the 8th, 11th and 12th Lok Sabha. In 1999, she was defeated by Karol Bagh. After this she shifted her father's traditional seat to Sasaram of Bihar from where she won the Lok Sabha election of 2004 and 2009. However, she had to face defeat in the 2014 elections. She defeated by the BJP's Chhedi Paswan with more than 63,000 votes.

Tripura Governor Tathagat Roy has grown up with a tweet. This is a dispute over one of his tweets made on June 18.

In his tweet, Tathagat Roy, tweeting about the founder of Bharatiya Jan Sangh (now Bharatiya Janata Party) Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, wrote that Mukherjee wanted a civil war to solve the Hindu-Muslim dispute.

Roy has claimed that he did this in 1946 with a diary entry by Shyama Prasad Mukherjee. There was a lot of criticism on his social media for this tweet. Many people criticized for provoking his civil war, while presenting his cleansing, he said that he was not provoking the civil war but quoting Mukherjee's point of view.

After this tweet, Roy also became a troll on social media. People criticized that they should be arrested for provoking communal violence. The Indian Express tried to talk to Roy about the matter, but no answer came from them.

Roy said that he was talking about this by quoting a 70-year-old diary. He wrote: "The word of civil war was before India's partition, and this prophecy proved to be true when Jinnah started its civil war seven months later and managed to gain Pakistan. Dr. Mukherjee had guessed to prove the truth of these things.

Let's say before that there was a dispute with Tathagata Roy tweet several times. In August 2015, there was a controversy over the tweet of 1993 Mumbai blasts convict Yakub Memon. He had written in tweet that people attending Yakub Memon's funeral can be potential terrorist and should be closely monitored.

Feroz Ahmad Dar (32), who was martyred in the attack by suspected LeT terrorists in Achabal of Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir, was buried in the paternal cemetery of his family located in Dogripura village of Pulwama district on Friday night. During this time many people in his village and his department gave him tears off.

The terrorists involved in the attack tried to distort their faces before carrying the arms of policemen. While Dar's family and friends were preparing for his last visit, the words written by Dar on January 18, 2013 were all remembered.

He wrote, "Have you stopped for a moment and asked yourself what will happen to me in my grave on the first night? Think about that moment when your body is being bathed and your grave will be being prepared.

Dar wrote on his Facebook wall, "Think about that day when people are taking you to your grave and your family will be crying .... think of that moment when you are being put in your grave must have been."

The eyes of the people of Dar's village were damp. Villagers had gathered outside his house to pay homage to Dar. Dar's two daughters, six-year-old Adah and two-year-old Simran could not understand why people were suddenly gathered outside their home. Dar's wife Mubina Akhtar and her old parents were screaming and beating their chest.

After the assassination of Lashkar militant Mattoo, the terrorists had killed six policemen including the Station House Officer in the second part of the state.

According to sources, after the killing of policemen, the terrorists also vandalized with their dead bodies. The attackers carried out this attack in Achchhabal in Anantnag district of south Kashmir. During this, the policemen were returning from their duty to Sumo at seven o'clock in the evening, the terrorists sat on the ambush and attacked on the police patrol team and killed six policemen by firing indiscriminately. The LeT had taken responsibility for the attack.

In the clashes with the supporters of Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) in the hills of North West Bengal, 36 policemen have been seriously injured, of which 20 policemen have been admitted to the hospital.

ADG Anuj Sharma said that the supporters of GJM had attacked the police and the jawans with glass bottles and stones, in response to which the police had to leave tear gas shells.

The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha is on an indefinite shutdown for 6 days from the demand for separate state. They said that the injunction is applicable in the entire area and no permission has been given to procession. GJM supporters violated the orders and took out the procession. When the police stopped them, protesters threw stones and bottles on them. Police left tear gas shells and lathi-charged to disperse the crowd.

Meanwhile, GJM claimed that two of his supporters died in police firing and five seriously injured. GJM's assistant general secretary Binay Tamang said, "Two people have died and five have been seriously injured. We are looking for our people."

Police have denied the firing on demonstrators. ADG (law and order) Anuj Sharma said, "Police did not firing. GJM has set fire to our vehicles. We are investigating the incident."

GJM is the sixth day of the shutdown in the hills of North Bengal, on Saturday, when fresh incidents of violence and demonstrations in the area have taken place. Earlier, GJM's Tamang claimed that the police had raided and ransacked their house.

On the other hand, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee condemned the demolition by the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) and termed the violence in the northern hills of the state as a deep conspiracy.

The Chief Minister said, "It is a deep conspiracy. So many weapons and fighting items can not come in one day alone. There is an international and state border. They are violating the Constitution. They are only throwing bombs. They are collecting arms and bombs illegally. "

Banerjee alleged that GJM is relation with terrorist groups in the North-Eastern states. She said, "I have been told that they are relation with the underground militants of the North-East India. I have requested that they should not do any kind of help in Darjeeling."

The Central Government has made the Aadhaar card necessary for opening a bank account. Not only that, the Aadhaar card will also be required in transactions of fifty thousand rupees and above. This information is received by PTI.

All account holders have been asked to deposit the Aadhaar card till December 31, 2017. Otherwise account can be closed.

India has become the Aadhaar card of one billion people. Approximately 80 percent of the country's population has Aadhaar cards. Indian Unique Identification Authority (UIDAI) has issued more than one billion Aadhaar cards in five and a half years. Union Communication Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad gave this information on Monday. Ravi Shankar Prasad said, "In the country more than 100 crores inhabitants are registered under the Aadhaar. The Aadhaar is a way to reach the poor without intermediaries."

The first Aadhar Card was released in 2010. Now, 93 percent of adults, with 67 percent in children of 5-18 years and 20 percent in children of five years, have possession. In the State and Union Territories, 90 percent of the population has a Aadhaar card, while in 13 others it is 75-90 percent. Ravi Shankar Prasad said, "Every day more than 5-7 lakh people register in the Aadhaar. It has now become the largest online digital identity platform in the world."

In the case of Mumbai serial blast 1993, a special TADA court has been ruled on seven accused, including gangster Abu Salem, on Friday. The court has convicted 6 accused, including Abu Salem, while acquitting an accused Abdul Kayyum.

The court has pronounced verdict on the accused one by one. Apart from Abu Salem, Mustafa Dosa, Firoz Abdul Rashid Khan, Tahir Merchant, Karimulla Khan and Riaz Siddiqui have also been convicted. Salem has been found guilty of bringing arms to Bharuch from Mumbai. Mustafa Dosa has been found guilty of murder, conspiracy and terrorist activities. Feroze Abdul Rashid Khan has been found guilty of conspiracy and murder. Tahir Merchant was found guilty of involvement in the plot of the conspiracy.

The TADA court believes that Mustafa Dosa, Abu Salem, Tahir Merchant and Firoz Khan were the main conspirators. The court has fixed June 19 for the next date of hearing.

The seven accused included Salem, Mustafa Dosa, Karimulla Khan, Firoz Abdul Rashid Khan, Riaz Siddiqui, Tahir Merchant and Abdul Kayyum. These seven were arrested between 2003 and 2010 and were charged with criminal conspiracy, war against the government and murder. In this case this is the second phase of hearing. Earlier, in the first phase of the hearing in 2007, the TADA court convicted hundred accused in this case, while 23 were acquitted. The hearing of these seven accused was separated from the main case as they were arrested while the main hearing ended.

Although it can definitely be said that Abu Salem is also hanged, he will not be hanged. Actually, during the extradition treaty, the condition was laid that Abu Salem could not be hanged, no case will be run separately from the current 9 cases, punishment will not be given for more than 25 years and will not be assigned to any other country.

Let me tell you that there were 13 serial blasts in Mumbai in 1993. In the blast, 257 people were killed, while 713 were seriously injured. Apart from this, property worth Rs. 27 crores was destroyed. Salem was accused of carrying arms from Gujarat to Mumbai. Salem handed over AK 56 rifles, 250 cartridges and some hand grenades to actor Sanjay Dutt, who was accused of illegally possessing arms, on January 16, 1993, at his residence. Two days later, on January 18, 1993, Salem and two others went to the house of Sanjay Dutt and returned from there with two rifles and some bullets.

Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and Memon brothers were considered to be masterminds of this attack. While Dawood Ibrahim, Tiger Memon and Ayub Memon are absconding, Yakub Memon was captured. Yakub was hanged in the Nagpur jail on July 30, 2015.

A big terrorist attack has occurred today (Friday, June 16) on the police party in Achabal of Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. Six jawans have been killed in the attack, while some have also been injured.

The terrorists have ambushed the police party. Those who were martyred include SHO Feroz Dar. However, the death of the SHO has not yet been confirmed by the police.

Explain that terrorists are constantly targeting the police in Jammu and Kashmir. On Thursday, the terrorists also attacked on the police at two separate places in which two jawans were martyred. On Thursday evening, terrorists also attacked on the police patrol team in Hyderpora of Srinagar.

Explain that operation in Jammu and Kashmir is being conducted in large numbers against the terrorists. During this, a civilian died in firing between militants and security forces on Friday in Kulgam. This person was shot to the spot near the encounter site.

Police sources said that Mohammad Ashraf was shot in Arvani village of Kulgam.

According to sources, the injured was taken to the district hospital, where he succumbed to severe injuries.

On 8th November, 2016 at 8.00 pm, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced to close the notes of 500 and 1,000 rupees. After this, in the next four to five months, the situation was taken to handle arising out of this decision.

After the verdict, many arguments were presented in favour and opposition, many dignitaries, industrialists and journalists expressed their opinion. Critics of the verdict described it as a 'disaster', while supporters saw in Narendra Modi's 'masterstroke' in it.

It has been 8 months for the verdict, but the situation is still not fully restored on the ground. Various institutions, research firms and the Reserve Bank of India have acknowledged the adverse impact of the economy on account of the note ban.

R Jagannathan, editor of the right-wing magazine 'Swarajya' who strongly advocated for the verdict on the note ban, has admitted that he misconstrued about it. Jagannathan has said in an article in the magazine that it is time to accept Mia Kalpa (mistake).

Jagannathan has written in his opinion stating the reasons for change, that now, after the farmer movement for debt forgiveness, I feel that in the bookkeeping of note ban the column of loss is more than profit. This (note ban) failed."

He writes, "After seven months of Modi's declaration of 500 rupees and 1,000 rupees illegal, the circumstances are that the expenses are getting huge on the benefits. And farmers' debt forgiveness is directly linked to the note ban."

According to Jagannathan, there is a link between growing protest of farmers and note ban. He writes, "Now it can be clearly said that the note ban was the last step which broke the back of the farmers, and series of farmers' protest and political demand of debt waiver began to rise."

According to Jagannathan, "There will be so much damage to the note ban as never before. Continued two dryings did not even strike as much the note ban. The good work shown by the Modi government in the last three years will be washed away by the Samajwadi bubble of the state government.

Jagannathan has written about Narendra Modi, "It is good to think of becoming a bold leader who takes tough decisions to break the back of the black money, but it is not a good thing that it should be done in half-incomplete manner and in that work the Indian economy's waist should be broken."

A court of Haryana has issued non-bailable warrant in connection with giving provocative speeches against Yoga Guru Swamy Ramdev. The court has instructed Rohtak SP to arrest Swami Ramdev and present in the court.

The court said that they have not appeared in the court even after the directive. The case was heard in Rohtak court on Wednesday. When Ramdev was not present in the court even today, the court resented it. The court directed the SP to arrest Yoga Guru Ramdev and present him in the court.

Describe that former Congress minister Subhash Batra had appealed in court to register a case against Swami Ramdev for giving provocative speeches. The court issued warrants against Baba Ramdev many times, but they were not presented. The court had also issued a warrant on the previous date.

It is significant that after the violence in the Jat reservation movement there was a goodwill conference in Rohtak. Swami Ramdev also attended to participate in this. He is charged that he gave an inflammatory speech during the conference.

Batra alleged that in his speech at the conference, Swamy Ramdev had said that if he was not tied to the constitution, he would have cut the head of millions of people who did not slogan 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'.

Ramdev's statement came to light when the AIMIM chief, Asaduddin Owaisi, in Hyderabad, had said that he will not say 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'. If you put a knife on their neck, even then.

A few days after his statement in the Maharashtra rally, the MLA of the Owaisi party was removed from the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly because he did not speak 'Bharat Mata ki Jai'.