After Modi’s rap, Manmohan hits back
BY M Post Bureau15 Jan 2014 5:26 AM IST
M Post Bureau15 Jan 2014 5:26 AM IST
Singh and Modi have been engaged in a war of words of late with both leaders taking jibes at each other at various forums. Singh also sought to woo minorities by spotlighting their increased
share in jobs, loans and welfare schemes during the UPA regime besides highlighting various programmes his government has taken to address social and economic backwardness of Muslims.
Addressing a conference of state minority commissions, he said India’s strength lies in unity and warned against divisive forces. ‘For India as a country, secularism has been a way of life practiced over centuries. We should be cautious of people who work against India’s secular thought by attempting to redefine secularism. We should be vigilant against forces that seek to exploit our diversity in religion, language and culture to divide out society,’ he said while addressing a conference of state minority commissions in the capital.
PM lays foundation stone of nation’s largest nuclear plant
GORAKHPUR (FATEHABAD): Prime minister, Manmohan Singh on Monday laid the foundation stone of country’s largest 2,800MW nuclear power plant at Gorakhpur village in Fatehabad district of Haryana. While laying the foundation stone of the Rs 23,502 crore project, the PM said that the people of Haryana have set an example by adopting such an advanced method of power generation. A total of around 1,500 acre land of villages Gorakhpur, Kajalheri and Badopal have been acquired for the project.
share in jobs, loans and welfare schemes during the UPA regime besides highlighting various programmes his government has taken to address social and economic backwardness of Muslims.
Addressing a conference of state minority commissions, he said India’s strength lies in unity and warned against divisive forces. ‘For India as a country, secularism has been a way of life practiced over centuries. We should be cautious of people who work against India’s secular thought by attempting to redefine secularism. We should be vigilant against forces that seek to exploit our diversity in religion, language and culture to divide out society,’ he said while addressing a conference of state minority commissions in the capital.
PM lays foundation stone of nation’s largest nuclear plant
GORAKHPUR (FATEHABAD): Prime minister, Manmohan Singh on Monday laid the foundation stone of country’s largest 2,800MW nuclear power plant at Gorakhpur village in Fatehabad district of Haryana. While laying the foundation stone of the Rs 23,502 crore project, the PM said that the people of Haryana have set an example by adopting such an advanced method of power generation. A total of around 1,500 acre land of villages Gorakhpur, Kajalheri and Badopal have been acquired for the project.
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