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Modi is resorting to frivolous rhetoric

The Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s  labeling of the Opposition's criticism of farm reforms in the country as `political deceit' and `intellectual dishonesty' does not augur well as words emanating from the prime minister of India. Farmers in India are not in favour of the three farm laws and are demanding their repeal. The government has been deliberately stalling the repeal of the farm laws much to the detriment of majority of farmers in India. Modi seems to be revealing his own `mann ki baat' by terming the opposition criticism of farm reforms as `political deceit' and `intellectual dishonesty'. Does Modi think that he is the only self-righteous man in the country or is he doing everything possible to defend himself to stay in power and justify his bloated ego. It would not be surprising to note that more than half of the Indian electorate at present do not approve of the ratings of Modi. He should mind his tongue and not air distasteful rhetoric. He should not indulge in frivolous criticism of the opposition.




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Heart of the matter: life after Covid-19

DIOMEDES PEREIRA, Corlim
Published Oct 3, 2021, 9:59 PM IST
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The Covid-19 pandemic has been a cause for concern. Statistics have shown that 15 per cent of Covid-19 patients have cardiovascular complications in the first six months after recovery from Covid.In India as of September 2021, a total of 33,347,325 cases and 443,960 deaths have been reported owing to Covid. Various studies have shown that the patients recovering from Covid-19 are at a greater risk of cardiovascular diseases even if they didn't have any history of heart…

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