Page 32 - Chinese Whispers
Invest like a watchman
A watchman purportedly started investing in stock markets through SIPs
Third time unlucky
Kingfisher Villa, owned by Vijay Mallya, in Goa failed to get a buyer a third time
Crowd competition
Social media was also a battleground for workers of SP and BJP
Humorous spin to trade potential
François-Philippe Champagne, who was recently in India, gave a comic spin to his description
Bouquet for 'homecoming'
Sibal asked why only he was presented with a bouquet
Lalu, Surjewala rap govt
Randeep Surjewala said it was the sixth LPG price increase by the Modi government
'Untold stories' on note ban
They will highlight how the move hit the economy and made people suffer
Bull as a gift for Fadnavis
Political parties in Maharashtra made a strong pitch to resume bullock cart races
Ajay Tyagi seeks divine blessings
He visited the Siddhivinayak Temple in Mumbai before taking charge
A four-pronged strategy
Naidu said the strategy should be to 'reform, perform, transform and inform'
Angel of good news
Prabhu made a pun on the foreign visitor's name, elevating him to angelic stature
Damage control
Not everybody in the ruling BJP seems to be backing the ABVP aggression in Delhi University
No tension, only attention
To reduce pollution, he advised the use of public transport
No mobiles please, says Goyal
Going digital has been the leitmotif of most recent campaigns of the government
Triple role
Assembly elections 2017
Sharad, the Narada
Sharad Pawar receives D Litt from Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University
Remembering Morarji
The Morarji government had demonetised Rs 500, Rs 1,000 and Rs 10,000 currency notes
A win-win situation?
?Jeete toh CM, haare toh PM (If he wins he will be CM; if he loses he will be PM)? is being said about Home Minister Rajnath Singh in the corridors of power in Uttar Pradesh. It loosely translates into the hope that the former UP chief minister?s supporters have about him: that Singh would be the natural choice for chief minister yet again if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) wins the Assembly polls in the state. The interesting subtext, however, is the second part of this subterranean propaganda.
Patel's constant criticism
Congress chief Sonia Gandhi?s political aide Ahmed Patel took a dig at Prime Minister and fellow Gujarati Narendra Modi saying that there had been a deliberate attempt to undermine the state Assembly and the Opposition?s voice in the last 15 years, including the period when Modi was state chief minister. Patel, who keeps a close watch on developments in Gujarat, made the remark in the wake of the recent clashes between lawmakers of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress in the state Assembly. In the past, the Congress had accused Modi of running the House like his fiefdom, showing scant respect for dissent. Since Modi became PM in May 2014, the Congress has accused him of ignoring norms of parliamentary democracy as well.
The urge to return
The "return to India" movement seems to be gaining momentum