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जी न्यूज, इंडिया टीवी और इंडिया न्यूज जैसे न्यूज चैनलों की भाजपा परस्ती और मोदी स्तुति किसी से छिपी नहीं है. इसी कारण इन तीनों न्यूज चैनलों का आम आदमी पार्टी के प्रति भयंकर घृणा भी जग जाहिर है. ये तीनों न्यूज चैनल समय-समय पर केजरीवाल और आम आदमी पार्टी को बदनाम करने के लिए फर्जी स्टिंग से लेकर फर्जी न्यूज एंगल और फर्जी प्रोग्राम तक बनाने पेश करने से नहीं चूकते. इसी क्रम में जी न्यूज ने अभी बीते कुछ दिनों पहले केजरीवाल को निशाने पर लिया. चूंकि अब दिल्ली में विधानसभा चुनाव नजदीक है इसलिए सारे भाजपा पोषित न्यूज चैनल केजरीवाल और आम आदमी पार्टी को बदनाम करने में जुट गए हैं. मजेदार यह रहा कि जी न्यूज पर केजरीवाल और आम आदमी पार्टी को बदनाम करने के लिए जिस प्रोग्राम / डिबेट को आयोजित किया गया, उसमें वरिष्ठ पत्रकार अभय दुबे ने जी न्यूज और एंकर रोहित सरदाना को ऐसा धोया कि सब सकते में रह गए. अभय दुबे खरी खरी और जनता की बात कहने के लिए जाने जाते हैं. इस पूरे प्रकरण पर फेसबुक पर Sarvapriya Sangwan ने जो लिखा है, उसे पढ़िए और उसके बाद दिए गए वीडियो लिंक को क्लिक करके वीडियो चलने के पांच मिनट

PTI. MUMBAI: AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal hosted a Rs 20,000 per plate dinner for young professionals, diamond merchants and bankers here kick-starting the party's fund-raising campaign for the Delhi assembly elections. "We collected Rs 91 lakh from the fund-raiser dinner last night. Rs 36 lakh were collected from donor passes, Rs 36 lakh was through cheque donation from those who came and our volunteers collected Rs 21 lakh," AAP leader Preeti Sharma Menon told here on Friday. "The next fundraiser will be in Bengaluru. We are impressed with the response to our fund-raiser drive," she said. With online donations, AAP is looking to raise funds differently to take on BJP which is relying on 'brand Modi'. "The Mumbai dinner had space for a maximum of 200 donors, mostly our supporters. Most of those who attended were young professionals, some diamond merchants and a few directors from Bollywood," she said. AAP's Maharashtra unit has a target

By Akshata Shetty: Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions recent venture Ungli falls into a different league and is unlike typical KJo films. Directed by Renzil D’Silva, the movie stars Emraan Hashmi, Kangana Ranaut, Sanjay Dutt, Randeep Hooda and Neha Dhupia in prominent roles. The multi-starrer film begins with a rather familiar incident where government officers insist on under the table fees to process an old man’s pension requests. A gang of four; Maya (Kangana), Abhay (Randeep), Kalim (Angad Bedi) and Gautam (Neil Bhoopalam) are all set out to take the law in their hands, since the concerned authorities don’t do their duties. Right from government officers taking bribe to the adamant politicians, everyone gets a taste of Ungli gang’s smart lessons. The first half of the movie will keep you gripped to your seats with successive or say rather interesting events taking place. Emraan Hashmi (Nikhil) makes a late but impressive entry as a clueless police officer, who doesn’t like h

Have a laugh riot watching hilarious & photoshopped images created and spread by BJP IT cell and Modi supporters on social media. 1. Thy Roads are Mine Guangzhou BRT corridor shown in Ahmedabad and used by BJP supporters to flaunt ‘development’ 2. Your Broom, My Head Modi’s head photoshopped on someone’s picture to showcase him as someone of humble background. 3. Look! Even Obama is my fan! BJP MP CR Patil posted this photoshopped picture of Obama watching Modi giving a speech. Well, that’s even pushing it. 4. Hey! Wikileaks says I’m Incorruptible BJP leader Priti Gandhi posted that fake endorsement of Julian Assange. This was widely circulated in media. Even wikileaks had to come up with a clarification that it was fake. 5. Dukh Din Bite Bhaiyya…Bullet Train Aayo Re… We want bullet trains, but not Fake ones, at least not badly photoshopped trains like this. Please! 6. Double roles ain’t Bollywood’s copyright BJP’s election manifesto i

BY GREG GORDON: WASHINGTON — The CIA, which has been monitoring foreign countries' use of electronic voting systems, has reported apparent vote-rigging schemes in Venezuela, Macedonia and Ukraine and a raft of concerns about the machines' vulnerability to tampering. Appearing last month before a U.S. Election Assistance Commission field hearing in Orlando, Fla., a CIA cybersecurity expert suggested that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and his allies fixed a 2004 election recount, an assertion that could further roil U.S. relations with the Latin leader. In a presentation that could provide disturbing lessons for the United States, where electronic voting is becoming universal, Steve Stigall summarized what he described as attempts to use computers to undermine democratic elections in developing nations. His remarks have received no news media attention until now. Stigall told the Election Assistance Commission, a tiny agency that Congress created in 2002 to mod

New Delhi: The Modi government’s top law officer Attorney General Mr Mukul Rohatgi has committed a gross impropriety by advising the Income Tax department not to file an appeal against the Bombay High Court judgment, which ruled that telecom company Vodafone was not liable to pay Rs 3,200 crore tax. Mr Rohatgi, who as a private lawyer had appeared for Vodafone in May 24, 2012 in the Supreme Court should have recused himself from tendering an opinion in favour of the same company as the government’s top law officer. It is beyond any reasonable understanding that when the IT department wants to file an appeal in the Supreme Court for recovery of taxes from this British telecom company and the Solicitor General Mr Ranjit Kumar endorsed the department’s view, why did the finance ministry seek Mr Rohatgi’s opinion ? It is equally surprising that Mr Rohatgi did not disclose his conflict of interest and went ahead to tender an opinion which favours Vodafone, his client in the

New Delhi: The Aam Admi Party rejects the suicide theory proposed by the CBI in the Badaun gang rape and murder case. The party demands that the CBI should reconsider its report, the conclusions of which are  hasty in its analysis and it will be travesty of justice if the investigating agency closes the case. It seems humanly impossible for two girls to hang themselves or the CBI is not sharing the full facts. How can two young girls place their  dupattas  over a tree branch seven feet high, physically lift their bodies, tie knots on their necks and sustain the strength to die on their own? Certainly this smells of an inconclusive story. What then explains the physical injuries on the girls that were found in the initial post mortem? The case itself has gone through several speculations and past evidence has not been taken into full account. The initial post-mortem conducted by five competent doctors cannot be denied which had confirmed the rape. The CBI needs to