Prime Minister Narendra Modi released Rs 1,000 crore in advance for<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/puri-hit-with-wind-speed-of-240-245-kmph-cyclone-fani-moving-towards-west-bengal-coast-imd-215613">&nbsp;cyclone Fani-affected states</a> on Friday, news agency PTI reported after Fani slammed Odisha and forced a million people to flee.

Earlier in the day, Odisha and adjoining regions were battered by the extremely severe cyclonic storm Fani which made landfall in Puri district with a wind speed of around 245 kmph, according to India Meteorological Department.

"Centre stands with people in states facing severe cyclone," PM Modi said in a rally at Rajasthan's Hindaun city.

The storm is now likely moving towards West Bengal coast, IMD informed.

Two people have also been killed due to the cyclone while large areas in the seaside pilgrim town of Puri were submerged with water as heavy rains battered the entire coastal belt of the state.

Several trees were also uprooted and thatched structures destroyed at some places including Bhubaneswar.

Indian Navy's P-8I and Dornier have been scheduled to be launched in the afternoon for undertaking an aerial survey to assess the extent of impact and devastation post-Fani.

Meanwhile, Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee cancelled all scheduled rallies for next two days. Banerjee will stay in Kharagpur in West Bengal, near the coastal belt and monitor the situation herself.

(With inputs from agencies) 
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi released Rs 1,000 crore in advance for cyclone Fani-affected states on Friday, news agency PTI reported after Fani slammed Odisha and forced a million people to flee.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi released Rs 1,000 crore in advance for cyclone Fani-affected states on Friday, news agency PTI reported after Fani slammed Odisha and forced a million people to flee. Earlier in the day, Odisha and adjoining regions were battered by the extremely severe cyclonic storm Fani which made landfall in Puri district with a wind speed of around 245 kmph, according to India Meteorological Department. "Centre stands with people in states facing severe cyclone," PM Modi said in a rally at Rajasthan's Hindaun city. The storm is now likely moving towards West Bengal coast, IMD informed. Two people have also been killed due to the cyclone while large areas in the seaside pilgrim town of Puri were submerged with water as heavy rains battered the entire coastal belt of the state. Several trees were also uprooted and thatched structures destroyed at some places including Bhubaneswar. Indian Navy's P-8I and Dornier have been scheduled to be launched in the afternoon for undertaking an aerial survey to assess the extent of impact and devastation post-Fani. Meanwhile, Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee cancelled all scheduled rallies for next two days. Banerjee will stay in Kharagpur in West Bengal, near the coastal belt and monitor the situation herself. (With inputs from agencies)

Cyclone Fani: Rs 1,000 crore released in advance for affected states, says PM Modi

The Election Commission (EC) Thursday gave a clean chit to Prime minister Narendra Modi, saying he did not violate the model code of conduct during his election speech in Rajasthan's border town of Barmer where he invoked the armed forces and said that India's nuclear button was not kept to be used for Diwali.

This is the third clean chit by the EC to the prime minister in connection with poll-related speeches.&nbsp;

Officials said the commission examined the matter in detail and it was of the "considered view that in this matter no such violation of the extant advisories/provisions is attracted."

The EC, they said, examined the complete certified transcript of the speech of 10 pages sent by the returning officer of the Barmer parliamentary constituency.

The Congress had moved the EC alleging that the prime minister "brazenly" violated the poll code by repeatedly invoking the armed forces in his speeches and demanded that a campaign ban be imposed on him for some time.

During a poll rally in Barmer on April 21, Modi had said India is no more afraid of Pakistan's nuclear threats.

"India has stopped getting scared of Pakistan's threats, I have done right, no? Else every other day they (Pakistan) used to say 'we have nuclear button'....What do we have then? Have we kept it (nuclear button) for Diwali?" he had said.&nbsp;

The Election Commission (EC) Thursday gave a clean chit to Prime minister Narendra Modi, saying he did not violate the model code of conduct during his election speech in Rajasthan's border town of Barmer where he invoked the armed forces and said that India's nuclear button was not kept to be used for Diwali.

The Election Commission (EC) Thursday gave a clean chit to Prime minister Narendra Modi, saying he did not violate the model code of conduct during his election speech in Rajasthan's border town of Barmer where he invoked the armed forces and said that India's nuclear button was not kept to be used for Diwali. This is the third clean chit by the EC to the prime minister in connection with poll-related speeches. Officials said the commission examined the matter in detail and it was of the "considered view that in this matter no such violation of the extant advisories/provisions is attracted." The EC, they said, examined the complete certified transcript of the speech of 10 pages sent by the returning officer of the Barmer parliamentary constituency. The Congress had moved the EC alleging that the prime minister "brazenly" violated the poll code by repeatedly invoking the armed forces in his speeches and demanded that a campaign ban be imposed on him for some time. During a poll rally in Barmer on April 21, Modi had said India is no more afraid of Pakistan's nuclear threats. "India has stopped getting scared of Pakistan's threats, I have done right, no? Else every other day they (Pakistan) used to say 'we have nuclear button'....What do we have then? Have we kept it (nuclear button) for Diwali?" he had said.

EC clean chit to PM Modi on 'nuclear button for Diwali' remark

Fielding "undertrial terror accused" <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/india-general-elections-2019/election-commission-bars-pragya-thakur-from-campaigning-for-72-hours-for-karkare-babri-remarks-215135&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjijOub-PzhAhXSX3wKHSdxALcQFjAAegQIAxAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw2qPtk1jcPcbYyiKJGMyuum">Pragya Thakur as a candidate for the Lok Sabha</a> polls is BJP's way of consolidating the Hindutva vote bank, CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury has charged.

He claimed the BJP's fear of being unable to retain 50 per cent of its seats has led it to rouse communal passions to get votes.

In an article in the forthcoming issue of party mouthpiece People's Democracy, Yechury charged that the BJP and Narendra Modi were preoccupied with disrupting the unity of the country and its solidarity through their venomous campaign of communal polarization.

He said the first three phases of the 17th general elections saw the electorate voting in 302 seats out of the 543 Lok Sabha seats. The ruling BJP has 113 sitting MPs from these constituencies.

In the next four phases ending on May 19, the electorate will vote for the remaining 241 seats. Of these, the BJP currently holds 161 sitting MPs. That is two-thirds of these seats. It is clear that if the BJP is unable to retain these seats, its desire to form the next government simply falls through. This is because, in the first three phases, it is universally admitted that the BJP will not be able to retain at least 50 per cent of its sitting seats.

"It is precisely this realisation that has prompted the BJP leadership to consciously adopt an aggressive campaign led by Narendra Modi to rouse unscrupulous communal passions as the only means left to garner votes," he said.&nbsp;

Taking a dig at the Election Commission, Yechury said while the ruling party was resorting to the "worst form of vote bank politics consolidating the Hindu communal vote bank" the poll body was yet to take any action against Modi for the "unbridled" communal passions that he is rousing.&nbsp;

"This is ominous for the health of Indian democracy. As an expression of its efforts to consolidate the Hindutva communal vote bank, the BJP has fielded Pragya Singh Thakur, an under-trial terror accused, currently out on bail on medical reasons, as its candidate from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.&nbsp;

Endorsing this choice, Narendra Modi hailed Pragya Singh Thakur as the 'symbol of our civilisational heritage'," he said.&nbsp;

Thakur is BJP's candidate from Bhopal where she will contest against Congress' Digvijaya Singh.&nbsp;

Fielding "undertrial terror accused" Pragya Thakur as a candidate for the Lok Sabha polls is BJP's way of consolidating the Hindutva vote bank, CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury has charged.

Fielding "undertrial terror accused" Pragya Thakur as a candidate for the Lok Sabha polls is BJP's way of consolidating the Hindutva vote bank, CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury has charged. He claimed the BJP's fear of being unable to retain 50 per cent of its seats has led it to rouse communal passions to get votes. In an article in the forthcoming issue of party mouthpiece People's Democracy, Yechury charged that the BJP and Narendra Modi were preoccupied with disrupting the unity of the country and its solidarity through their venomous campaign of communal polarization. He said the first three phases of the 17th general elections saw the electorate voting in 302 seats out of the 543 Lok Sabha seats. The ruling BJP has 113 sitting MPs from these constituencies. In the next four phases ending on May 19, the electorate will vote for the remaining 241 seats. Of these, the BJP currently holds 161 sitting MPs. That is two-thirds of these seats. It is clear that if the BJP is unable to retain these seats, its desire to form the next government simply falls through. This is because, in the first three phases, it is universally admitted that the BJP will not be able to retain at least 50 per cent of its sitting seats. "It is precisely this realisation that has prompted the BJP leadership to consciously adopt an aggressive campaign led by Narendra Modi to rouse unscrupulous communal passions as the only means left to garner votes," he said. Taking a dig at the Election Commission, Yechury said while the ruling party was resorting to the "worst form of vote bank politics consolidating the Hindu communal vote bank" the poll body was yet to take any action against Modi for the "unbridled" communal passions that he is rousing. "This is ominous for the health of Indian democracy. As an expression of its efforts to consolidate the Hindutva communal vote bank, the BJP has fielded Pragya Singh Thakur, an under-trial terror accused, currently out on bail on medical reasons, as its candidate from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Endorsing this choice, Narendra Modi hailed Pragya Singh Thakur as the 'symbol of our civilisational heritage'," he said. Thakur is BJP's candidate from Bhopal where she will contest against Congress' Digvijaya Singh.

Fielding Pragya Thakur BJP's way of consolidating Hindutva votebank: Yechury

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday chaired a high-level meeting in the Capital to review preparedness for c<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/at-least-800000-people-to-be-evacuated-along-east-coast-ahead-of-cyclone-fani-odisha-government-215245">yclone Fani.&nbsp;</a>

The meeting was attended by Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha, Principal Secretary to the PM Nripendra Mishra, Additional Principal Secretary to the PM Pramod Kumar Mishra, Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba, and other senior officials from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the Prime Minister`s Office.

Severe cyclonic storm "Fani" was centred in the west of the Bay of Bengal, the India Meteorological Office said. The south coast of Odisha was also expected to get heavy to very heavy rainfall on Thursday, it said in a bulletin.

The Prime Minister was briefed on the likely path of the cyclone, and the ongoing precautionary and preparatory measures being undertaken, said a&nbsp;statement.&nbsp; 
 
"These include provision of adequate resources; deployment of teams from NDRF and the Armed Forces; arrangements to provide drinking water; and standby systems to restore power and telecom services."

After reviewing the emerging situation, PM instructed senior officials of the Union government to maintain close coordination with officers of the affected states, to ensure preventive measures, and also to take effective steps for relief and rescue operations, as required.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, people at Puri beach were warned against venturing into the sea as cyclone Fani is expected to make landfall in Puri district on Friday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday chaired a high-level meeting in the Capital to review preparedness for cyclone Fani. The meeting was attended by Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha, Principal Secretary to the PM Nripendra Mishra, Additional Principal Secretary to the PM Pramod Kumar Mishra, Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba, and other senior officials from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the Prime Minister`s Office.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday chaired a high-level meeting in the Capital to review preparedness for cyclone Fani. The meeting was attended by Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha, Principal Secretary to the PM Nripendra Mishra, Additional Principal Secretary to the PM Pramod Kumar Mishra, Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba, and other senior officials from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and the Prime Minister`s Office. Severe cyclonic storm "Fani" was centred in the west of the Bay of Bengal, the India Meteorological Office said. The south coast of Odisha was also expected to get heavy to very heavy rainfall on Thursday, it said in a bulletin. The Prime Minister was briefed on the likely path of the cyclone, and the ongoing precautionary and preparatory measures being undertaken, said a statement. "These include provision of adequate resources; deployment of teams from NDRF and the Armed Forces; arrangements to provide drinking water; and standby systems to restore power and telecom services." After reviewing the emerging situation, PM instructed senior officials of the Union government to maintain close coordination with officers of the affected states, to ensure preventive measures, and also to take effective steps for relief and rescue operations, as required. Meanwhile, people at Puri beach were warned against venturing into the sea as cyclone Fani is expected to make landfall in Puri district on Friday.

PM Modi holds high-level meeting to review preparedness for cyclone Fani

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Prime Minister <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/even-today-40-of-your-mlas-are-in-contact-with-me-pm-modi-slams-mamata-banerjee-214438">Narendra Modi </a>on Monday claimed that 40 TMC MLAs are in touch with him, and ready to desert the party once the BJP wins the polls.

“Didi, on May 23 when the results will come, lotus will bloom everywhere and your MLAs will leave you. Even today, Didi, 40 of your MLAs are in contact with me,” the Prime Minister remarked.

Modi said that despite all the attacks and intimidation by the ruling Trinamool Congress, the people of Bengal had only one motto in this Lok Sabha election.

"They have only one motto... chup chap kamal chap, booth booth se TMC saaf (Silently vote for the lotus symbol, remove TMC from all booths)," Modi added.

He also accused TMC supremo, Mamata Banerjee of nepotism, insisting she wants to politically establish her nephew in West Bengal.

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Modi also assailed her over her prime ministerial ambitions, saying "Didi, Dilli door hai (Delhi is far away for you).

Mocking Banerjee for often losing her cool as she was "sensing defeat", Modi said she cannot even dream of becoming the prime minister.

"With just a handful of seats, 'Didi' you can't reach Delhi. Delhi is far away. Going to Delhi is just an excuse. Her real intention is to politically establish her nephew," he said.

(With inputs from agencies)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday claimed that 40 TMC MLAs are in touch with him, and ready to desert the party once the BJP wins the polls. “Didi, on May 23 when the results will come, lotus will bloom everywhere and your MLAs will leave you.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday claimed that 40 TMC MLAs are in touch with him, and ready to desert the party once the BJP wins the polls. “Didi, on May 23 when the results will come, lotus will bloom everywhere and your MLAs will leave you. Even today, Didi, 40 of your MLAs are in contact with me,” the Prime Minister remarked. Modi said that despite all the attacks and intimidation by the ruling Trinamool Congress, the people of Bengal had only one motto in this Lok Sabha election. "They have only one motto... chup chap kamal chap, booth booth se TMC saaf (Silently vote for the lotus symbol, remove TMC from all booths)," Modi added. He also accused TMC supremo, Mamata Banerjee of nepotism, insisting she wants to politically establish her nephew in West Bengal. PM Modi in Sreerampur: Didi said she wants to give me rasgulla made of soil & pebbles.Soil of Bengal has essence of greats like Ramakrishna Paramhansa,Swami Vivekananda,JC Bose,Netaji,SP Mukherjee & if Modi gets rasgulla made of this holy soil then it will be a 'prasad' for Modi pic.twitter.com/QOLSc0tahP — ANI (@ANI) April 29, 2019 × Modi also assailed her over her prime ministerial ambitions, saying "Didi, Dilli door hai (Delhi is far away for you). Mocking Banerjee for often losing her cool as she was "sensing defeat", Modi said she cannot even dream of becoming the prime minister. "With just a handful of seats, 'Didi' you can't reach Delhi. Delhi is far away. Going to Delhi is just an excuse. Her real intention is to politically establish her nephew," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday ridiculed the opposition leaders for their ''dream'' to become prime minister of the country.

Slamming the BSP chief Mayawati for seeking the support of Samajwadi Party (SP) "just for sake of power", Modi addressing an election rally in Kannauj said "Mahamilavatis" can only think of the future of their own dynasty, they are not concerned with the future of the country.

'Behenji' (Mayawati) is happily asking for votes for the SP, just for power, just to defeat Modi, he&nbsp;said.

Terming the opposition alliance 'opportunist' and 'mahamilawati', Modi accused Mayawati of hugging the people who abuse Babasaheb.

Whatever efforts opposition makes, it will be Modi again, he said and launched a broadside on the opposition SP-BSP-RLD alliance in Uttar Pradesh for attacking 'chowkidar', Ram bhakts. These are ones who seek evidence of air strikes, shed tears for Batla House encounter, PM added.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday ridiculed the opposition leaders for their ''dream'' to become prime minister of the country. Slamming the BSP chief Mayawati for seeking the support of Samajwadi Party (SP) "just for sake of power", Modi addressing an election rally in Kannauj said "Mahamilavatis" can only think of the future of their own dynasty, they are not concerned with the future of the country.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday ridiculed the opposition leaders for their ''dream'' to become prime minister of the country. Slamming the BSP chief Mayawati for seeking the support of Samajwadi Party (SP) "just for sake of power", Modi addressing an election rally in Kannauj said "Mahamilavatis" can only think of the future of their own dynasty, they are not concerned with the future of the country. 'Behenji' (Mayawati) is happily asking for votes for the SP, just for power, just to defeat Modi, he said. Terming the opposition alliance 'opportunist' and 'mahamilawati', Modi accused Mayawati of hugging the people who abuse Babasaheb. Whatever efforts opposition makes, it will be Modi again, he said and launched a broadside on the opposition SP-BSP-RLD alliance in Uttar Pradesh for attacking 'chowkidar', Ram bhakts. These are ones who seek evidence of air strikes, shed tears for Batla House encounter, PM added.

Modi ridicules opposition leaders for their 'dream' to become prime minister

For the first time in the country pro-incumbency wave is being witnessed, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told party workers before filing his nomination papers from the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency.

Noting that the mood is festive from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Modi said party workers are the real candidates.

Asking the cadres to break all voting records, the prime minister said he has worked honestly for good governance.&nbsp;"During yesterday's roadshow here, I have sensed the hard work of party cadre," he said amid chants of "Modi Modi" from the gathering.&nbsp;

Party workers are real candidates, the mood is festive from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Modi said before filing his nomination papers.&nbsp;

People have made up their minds, they want Modi sarkar again, he said.

For the first time in the country pro-incumbency wave is being witnessed, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told party workers before filing his nomination papers from the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency.

For the first time in the country pro-incumbency wave is being witnessed, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told party workers before filing his nomination papers from the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency. Noting that the mood is festive from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Modi said party workers are the real candidates. Asking the cadres to break all voting records, the prime minister said he has worked honestly for good governance. "During yesterday's roadshow here, I have sensed the hard work of party cadre," he said amid chants of "Modi Modi" from the gathering. Party workers are real candidates, the mood is festive from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Modi said before filing his nomination papers. People have made up their minds, they want Modi sarkar again, he said.

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