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[00:00:30] I welcome you all. I am Aarendra with you. In this prime time show of news, we
[00:00:33] bring you every important and significant news from the country and the world. Today
[00:00:37] our focus will be on these big news. Among them, today's first big news is
[00:00:41] Modi's mantra of development in Tamil Nadu. PM Modi was on a visit
[00:00:45] to Chennai today, where he gave the gift of development projects
[00:00:48] and also reiterated the resolution of developed India. What was special
[00:00:52] about PM Modi's visit and what big things
[00:00:55] did the Prime Minister say during this visit, today we will discuss this issue.
[00:00:59] Today's second big news is Delhi's pace returned to normal.
[00:01:03] After the restrictions imposed
[00:01:06] with only yesterday due to the CJB's protest, today Delhi seems to be running at its normal pace.
[00:01:10] However, even today, scattered protest pictures have emerged.
[00:01:13] What happened on this front, we will tell you about this news
[00:01:17] in detail throughout the day. Today's third
[00:01:19] India's development. big news is the water attack again in Nepal.
[00:01:23] government is fully committed Flash floods in the neighboring country Nepal have once again
[00:01:26] wreaked havoc. The pictures of this horrific
[00:01:34] Watch the new image of changing 15 lakh crore rupees for Tamil Nadu incident captured on camera have once again shaken everyone.
[00:01:34] on the holy land We will also show you this news in detail, but let's start with the headlines of this moment.
[00:01:37] साथ,
[00:01:42] By strengthening the states, the country has to be made
[00:01:45] strong, said Prime Minister Modi in Chennai. Tamil Nadu was given
[00:01:48] development projects worth more than 13 thousand crore rupees.
[00:01:51] He said that today's youth wants to become
[00:01:55] the strength of the developed India's
[00:01:56] vision.
[00:02:02] Situation returned to normal in Delhi. Delhi Police said
[00:02:05] CJB did not follow the conditions of the protest.
[00:02:09] Restrictions had to be imposed for the safety of the public.
[00:02:13] Despite giving information, Deepke did not talk about his grandmother's death
[00:02:16] at home. CJB leaders were released on the condition
[00:02:20] of maintaining peace for one year.
[00:02:21] नेता,
[00:02:25] of Indian culture, Political mercury rises.
[00:02:29] BJP's strong attack on Akhilesh's remarks at
[00:02:32] Jaiprakash Narayan International Centre. Akhilesh said,
[00:02:35] remember the corruption of your rule.
[00:02:38] Meanwhile, the dispute over
[00:02:41] that is hidden the presidential post in Congress continues. Shoes were thrown among Congressmen
[00:02:45] at the UP Congress office.
[00:02:52] Havoc returned to Nepal.
[00:02:55] along with giving the gift of development projects, Sudden floods in Budhi Gandaki river in Gorkha district. More than 35
[00:02:59] houses and metros.
[00:03:34] These projects related to railways, national highways, ports and petroleum sector are
[00:03:41] Will some person make such fully expected to give new impetus to the development of Tamil Nadu.
[00:03:44] The Prime Minister dedicated the state-of-the-art
[00:03:48] brain center at IIT Madras to the nation. During this, the Prime Minister said that
[00:03:52] the development of Tamil Nadu is linked to the development of the country
[00:03:56] is an example and India draws strength from its rich cultural heritage, scientific achievements
[00:04:04] went to him to deliver
[00:04:15] or whatever he needed.
[00:04:20] Bureau Report DD
[00:04:30] and in 2014, metro used to run
[00:04:34] in only five cities of the country.
[00:04:37] Today, metro services
[00:04:40] are operated in 25 cities
[00:04:43] of the country.
[00:04:46] is also visible. Thank you very much The inauguration of
[00:04:51] the Poonamallee Vadapalani section of the second phase of
[00:04:54] the Chennai Metro Rail project will be an easy means
[00:04:58] to reduce the daily travel time
[00:05:00] for commuters. PM Modi, during his visit to Tamil Nadu, laid the foundation stone and inaugurated
[00:05:04] various development projects worth more than 13 thousand crore rupees
[00:05:08] and also dedicated them to the nation. These projects include metro rail.
[00:06:13] Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated the Sudha Gopal Krishna
[00:06:16] Brain Center at IIT Madras to the nation. He launched
[00:06:20] the unique global scientific mission of this center. Its objective
[00:06:23] is to prepare a three-dimensional map at the cellular level
[00:06:27] of more than 100 human brains at various stages of human life
[00:06:31] from embryonic stage to old age. PM Modi said that the central
[00:06:36] to help for the development of Tamil Nadu. We want to create
[00:06:40] a Tamil Nadu that constantly reaches
[00:06:44] new heights and for this,
[00:06:47] whatever help is needed from the center,
[00:06:51] we will stand with you
[00:06:54] with full commitment. Together,
[00:06:57] we will realize
[00:07:00] the resolution of developed Tamil Nadu
[00:07:03] to developed India. PM Modi said that
[00:07:06] he has completed 25 years as the head of the government.
[00:07:10] Before becoming Prime Minister, he took oath as the Chief Minister
[00:07:14] of Gujarat in October 2001.
[00:07:17] He said that India's progress is strengthened by its rich cultural
[00:07:20] heritage, scientific achievements and modern
[00:07:24] infrastructure.
[00:07:26] Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:07:28] has tried to bridge the gap between North and South India.
[00:07:31] That is why, just as development happens
[00:07:35] in states with a double engine government,
[00:07:38] Prime Minister Narendra Modi also initiates similar development
[00:07:42] in states where the Bharatiya Janata Party government is not in power.
[00:07:46] The only goal is that if India is to be developed
[00:07:49] by 2047, then it is necessary
[00:07:53] that the states also move forward together.
[00:07:57] Neeraj Singh, DD News, Chennai, with his colleagues Ankit Nishant
[00:08:00] Rai and Vimlesh. So, Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
[00:08:04] during his visit to Chennai today,
[00:08:08] also emphasized on education and youth power. On the first day
[00:08:12] of Navratri, the Prime Minister participated in the centenary
[00:08:15] celebrations of Jay Gopal Garodia Hindu Vidyalaya. During this, he inaugurated
[00:08:18] the AI School Lab and Atal Tinkering Lab of the school.
[00:08:22] The Prime Minister said that the youth of India have the ability to provide
[00:08:26] solutions to the world's problems and this is the time
[00:08:30] for the youth of India. Expressing confidence in the talent,
[00:08:33] confidence and potential of the children, he also highlighted
[00:08:37] the importance of nation building
[00:08:38] with education.
[00:08:41] On the first day of Navratri, the Prime Minister met the devotees
[00:08:45] of Mother Saraswati on the sacred land of Shiva
[00:08:49] and Shakti. PM in Chennai participated in the golden jubilee
[00:08:53] celebration of Jay Gopal Garodia Hindu Vidyalaya. The Prime Minister
[00:08:56] inaugurated the school's innovation AI School Lab
[00:08:59] and Atal Tinkering Lab. The PM described
[00:09:02] the school's journey as inspiring
[00:09:06] and said that this place
[00:09:09] of how an institution builds patriotic citizens
[00:09:13] along with education. In
[00:09:15] 1975,
[00:09:17] this institution started
[00:09:20] as a small school in West
[00:09:22] Mambalam, Chennai.
[00:09:25] At that time, it had only
[00:09:29] seven students.
[00:09:31] There were no such facilities
[00:09:35] as today. There was
[00:09:38] no permanent building. Resources
[00:09:42] were also limited. But
[00:09:45] there was one thing.
[00:09:49] Strong will and
[00:09:52] unwavering spirit of service.
[00:09:55] That is why this institution
[00:09:58] continued to grow
[00:10:02] despite all difficulties.
[00:10:05] The PM said that today,
[00:10:08] when the world is looking at society,
[00:10:11] the youth of India have the ability to provide
[00:10:15] these solutions. The PM said that
[00:10:18] this is the time for the youth of India.
[00:10:22] Today, in India, there are
[00:10:25] infinite opportunities.
[00:10:29] I want every youth
[00:10:33] to see their future
[00:10:36] on that big canvas
[00:10:39] because this is your
[00:10:41] time.
[00:10:43] This is your opportunity.
[00:10:47] I am fully
[00:10:51] confident that our
[00:10:55] dream will be fulfilled.
[00:10:59] Together we will
[00:11:01] do it.
[00:11:03] The PM said that the children of India have abundant
[00:11:06] talent, confidence
[00:11:09] and ability and he has full faith in them.
[00:11:12] Seeing the PM among them, the children had a different
[00:11:16] enthusiasm. Bureau report,
[00:11:19] DD News. Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:11:23] also offered prayers
[00:11:28] at the Jalakandeswarar Temple in Chennai.
[00:11:31] PM Modi was given a grand welcome,
[00:11:35] where the Ram Yantra of Upanishad Math
[00:11:39] located in Kanchipuram was re-established
[00:11:41] in brass.
[00:11:48] Today, the auspicious festival of Navratri
[00:11:51] is beginning. This auspicious
[00:11:55] occasion of Navratri and along with Shiva,
[00:11:59] of Shakti, Tamil Nadu.
[00:12:03] I also
[00:12:07] got the good fortune to receive the blessings
[00:12:09] of Lord Shiva at the Jalakandeshwar Temple.
[00:12:13] From the pilgrimage land
[00:12:14] of Tamil Nadu,
[00:12:17] I extend
[00:12:21] my heartfelt wishes to all
[00:12:25] countrymen on Navratri.
[00:12:29] And here
[00:12:31] we stop
[00:12:36] for a short break. After the break, we will come back with the news
[00:12:40] of what is Modi's mantra of development in Tamil Nadu
[00:12:44] and how Tamil Nadu has received big gifts from the center so far. We will look
[00:12:47] at this in detail after a short break.
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[00:16:12] And welcome back after the break. The Prime Minister was on a visit
[00:16:15] to Chennai today and during his visit to Tamil Nadu, the Prime Minister mentioned
[00:16:19] many things, but let's also talk about how Tamil Nadu has received
[00:16:23] support from the central government and how Prime Minister Modi
[00:16:27] has made various efforts to promote Tamil culture, because
[00:16:30] whether it is the beginning of Kashi Tamil Sangam
[00:16:34] or the beginning of Saurashtra Tamil Sangam, a great work of connecting cultures
[00:16:38] has been done under the leadership of PM Modi. In the same way, the establishment
[00:16:41] of Sengol in the newly built Parliament building
[00:16:45] is like re-establishing the entire rich heritage of Tamil
[00:16:48] that is clearly visible in Sengol. Whether it is the respect for Subramaniam Bharati Ji
[00:16:52] or promoting Tamil language through AI, because through Bhashini,
[00:16:55] efforts have been made to increase the richness of Tamil in translation,
[00:16:59] and the promotion and dissemination of Tamil language
[00:17:03] and literature on national and international platforms is also clearly visible
[00:17:07] in PM Modi's agenda. In the same way, we have clearly seen
[00:17:10] the display of Tamil culture during G20. Similarly, the mention
[00:17:14] of Tamil literature in the UN has been seen in all the speeches
[00:17:17] of the Prime Minister before, and the copy of Tirukkural
[00:17:21] in Russian language was given by Prime Minister Modi to President Putin a few days ago
[00:17:25] during the BRICS summit, and the replica of Ramanathaswamy Temple
[00:17:29] of Rameshwaram was depicted in BRICS, which clearly shows
[00:17:32] how PM Modi has worked to advance this rich heritage.
[00:17:36] Similarly, the return of Chola copper plates to India
[00:17:40] from England after many decades has happened on the initiative of Prime Minister Modi.
[00:17:44] So this also appears to be a mark of respect for that culture.
[00:17:47] Similarly, if we talk about PM Modi's efforts for the development
[00:17:51] of Tamil Nadu, then compared to 2014, the state is now receiving
[00:17:55] three times more budget from the center, which is currently more than ₹3 lakh crore.
[00:17:58] Similarly, emphasis is clearly seen on the development of Pamban Bridge,
[00:18:02] metro, railways, highways, and ports. That is, infra push
[00:18:06] is coming from the center in Tamil Nadu. The railway budget has increased
[00:18:09] from 800 crore to 6626 crore,
[00:18:12] which seems to expand the railways. Modernization
[00:18:16] of 77 railway stations under Amrit Bharat is going on
[00:18:19] in different phases in different stations of Tamil Nadu.
[00:18:23] So this also shows how infra push is being given.
[00:18:27] After 2014, 4000 kilometers of roads
[00:18:30] have been built with central assistance and many big projects worth thousands
[00:18:34] of crores are yet to be built. Under the Udan scheme, operations
[00:18:38] have started on 26 regional air routes in Tamil Nadu,
[00:18:42] which promotes air connectivity. Under the PM Awas Yojana,
[00:18:45] more than 12 lakh permanent houses have been built
[00:18:49] and this shows that the efforts of PM Modi to provide
[00:18:52] a roof to a common person are also visible in Tamil Nadu.
[00:18:55] Similarly, 1.11 crore families have benefited
[00:18:59] from many schemes. Under Ayushman, 1 crore treatments have been done so far,
[00:19:03] under which the people of Tamil Nadu have saved ₹800 crore.
[00:19:06] Affordable medicines are available in Tamil Nadu through 1400 Jan Aushadhi centers,
[00:19:10] due to which the people there have saved ₹700 crore. The state has received
[00:19:14] 11 new medical colleges and through PM Kisan Samman Nidhi,
[00:19:18] the farmers there have received assistance of ₹12 thousand crore directly in their accounts.
[00:19:21] So these are all figures that show how the benefits
[00:19:25] of various socio-economic schemes are being received through the center. Similarly, under the PM Fasal Bima Yojana,
[00:19:29] farmers have received assistance of ₹14800 crore. Under PM Kaushal Vikas,
[00:19:33] approximately 9 lakh people have been trained in Tamil Nadu. Under the Sagarmala project,
[00:19:37] ports are being modernized, which is improving the maritime
[00:19:40] transport system of Tamil Nadu. In the last 10 years, it can be said
[00:19:44] that more than 3700 Indian fishermen have been successfully repatriated
[00:19:48] from Sri Lanka by the central government. Let's also mention
[00:19:51] the development gifts given to Tamil Nadu during the Prime Minister's recent visits.
[00:19:55] On July 26, 2025, the Prime Minister inaugurated
[00:19:59] and laid the foundation stone for projects worth ₹4800 crore. If we talk about April 6, 2025,
[00:20:02] the inauguration and foundation stone laying of development projects
[00:20:05] worth ₹8300 crore was seen. On January 2, 2024,
[00:20:09] the inauguration and foundation stone laying of development projects
[00:20:13] worth ₹2000 crore was seen. Similarly, on April 8, 2023,
[00:20:17] Tamil Nadu received the gift of road projects worth ₹3700 crore
[00:20:21] through PM Modi. So, in a way, both development and heritage are continuously
[00:20:24] seen in the Prime Minister's visits and efforts for the development
[00:20:28] of Tamil Nadu, and today we will also discuss this big news,
[00:20:32] which is our special program on your television screen right now.
[00:20:36] The PM's Chennai visit clearly shows both heritage and development,
[00:20:39] and to discuss this news, two special guests are present
[00:20:43] with me right now, R. Rajagopalan ji, who is a senior journalist, and Anant Vijay ji, senior journalist,
[00:20:47] has also joined us. A very warm welcome to both of you. Rajagopalan ji,
[00:20:51] because considering Tamil Nadu, both aspects of development
[00:20:54] and heritage are visible in today's visit of the Prime Minister.
[00:20:58] How do you view this?
[00:21:01] The Prime Minister's visit to Chennai today is important because
[00:21:05] you mentioned in the introduction that the Prime Minister always
[00:21:09] says "Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Prayas". This is
[00:21:11] the mantra of the Prime Minister,
[00:21:15] which is called Modi Mantra. But I think
[00:21:18] this is the Prime Minister's 18th visit to Chennai, Tamil Nadu
[00:21:22] in 12 years as a Prime Minister. But Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:21:26] ji was the first Prime Minister to visit Jaffna
[00:21:30] in Sri Lanka, where Tamil people live.
[00:21:33] So the Prime Minister also tried for development there.
[00:21:37] In Tamil Nadu, he built roads, buses,
[00:21:41] schools, colleges
[00:21:44] for the Tamils in Sri Lanka.
[00:21:47] But in short, after the new government
[00:22:20] came in Tamil Nadu, this is the first time
[00:22:23] that the Prime Minister is visiting after Thammal Vettri
[00:22:27] Vijay Joseph became the Chief Minister. That is why the Prime Minister
[00:22:30] was welcomed. From the airport, Vijay ji was
[00:22:34] accompanying the Prime Minister in his convoy.
[00:22:38] In the coming days, there will be good relations
[00:22:41] between the central government and the state government.
[00:22:44] There is no dispute that the previous government
[00:22:48] of MK Stalin, the DMK government,
[00:23:20] it is a beauty that despite being from different
[00:23:23] political parties, the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister
[00:23:26] of the state are on the same platform and moving forward together for development.
[00:23:30] Do you think that the Prime Minister Modi's efforts
[00:23:34] should be seen from this perspective too? Anant
[00:23:37] ji. I think
[00:23:40] this is what our constitution also says, Aaryendra ji, and when
[00:23:44] our ancestors, the framers of the constitution, whether it was Dr.
[00:23:48] Baba Saheb Ambedkar or Dr. Rajendra Prasad or Rajagopal Acharya,
[00:23:52] they all had a dream that state governments
[00:23:55] and central governments would work together in the field of nation building
[00:23:59] and the way the Chief Minister
[00:24:02] of Tamil Nadu, Vijay, and Prime Minister
[00:24:05] Narendra Modi have shown enthusiasm towards each other
[00:24:09] is a little different from the previous government. Now Stalin ji,
[00:24:13] who has become the former Chief Minister,
[00:24:17] well, there is no need to remember old things,
[00:24:20] but I think that yes, today
[00:24:24] why are we discussing that the Prime Minister has done
[00:24:27] this and that for Tamil Nadu?
[00:24:31] allegations to polish his politics? The Prime Minister, since
[00:24:34] May 16, 2014, when he became the Prime Minister
[00:24:38] of this country, has not only focused on Tamil Nadu,
[00:24:42] but also on the farthest corners of the country. Don't just talk
[00:24:45] about Tamil Nadu, talk about Kerala,
[00:24:48] talk about the Northeast, talk about Pondicherry,
[00:24:51] talk about those areas where Prime Ministers used to hesitate
[00:24:55] to go or less. Rajagopal ji
[00:24:58] has also mentioned the number of visits to Tamil Nadu.
[00:25:02] Remember the first term of Prime Minister
[00:25:06] Narendra Modi, how by decentralizing
[00:25:09] conferences, by decentralizing,
[00:25:13] foreign guests were welcomed at other places.
[00:25:16] This is federalism. This is the real relationship
[00:25:20] between the state and the center,
[00:25:23] which Prime Minister Narendra Modi realized after 2014.
[00:25:27] So today, those who used to raise the slogan
[00:25:31] of dismantling Hindutva by holding such conferences in Kerala
[00:25:34] or those who used to do Dravidian politics, they do
[00:25:38] politics of untouchability, which is very wrong, and this is also the beauty
[00:25:41] of Hinduism and Sanatan Dharma that we do reforms
[00:25:45] within the society. This distinguishes us from
[00:25:49] other religions because we challenge
[00:25:52] the shortcomings of our religion and our beliefs, whether
[00:25:56] it is Tamil Nadu, or West Bengal, or
[00:25:59] the untouchability movement in Bihar. So, looking at all these things,
[00:26:03] Narendra ji, we think that the activism of Prime Minister
[00:26:07] Narendra Modi and the state government
[00:26:10] of Tamil Nadu should be highlighted. The Congress
[00:26:13] party is part of the state government there, yet Vijay's
[00:26:16] rapport with the Prime Minister
[00:26:20] remember a few days ago, Home Minister Amit Shah ji visited
[00:26:24] Tamil Nadu, and Vijay met him with great
[00:26:27] enthusiasm when a conference of Southern
[00:26:31] Chief Ministers was held. What enthusiasm he met him with!
[00:26:34] This is federalism, this is the beauty
[00:26:37] of politics. Absolutely, this is the beauty, Rajagopalan ji,
[00:26:41] because we also mention the efforts
[00:26:45] to richly re-establish the heritage of Tamil culture
[00:26:48] in Tamil Nadu. But today, from Chennai, the Prime Minister
[00:26:52] also sent a message to the youth of the country that today's
[00:26:55] youth of India can solve the world's problems. The Prime Minister's address
[00:26:59] and this visit are also being seen from that perspective.
[00:27:02] Because the Prime Minister mentioned that in 1975,
[00:27:06] a school was established
[00:27:08] 27-28 people. In the last 50 years,
[00:27:12] it has grown so big, with at least 14 thousand children.
[00:27:16] These people should strive for
[00:27:22] They should give importance to India's development,
[00:27:25] he gave a plus point. But I think
[00:27:29] the Prime Minister has done
[00:27:33] in the last 13 years, 12 years, for development.
[00:27:36] He has built a defense corridor in Tamil Nadu,
[00:27:39] a textile park, etc. But the Prime Minister, every
[00:27:43] month, this is the 125th Mann Ki Baat,
[00:27:46] but the Prime Minister used to mention Tamil Nadu in every Mann Ki Baat.
[00:27:50] Whether it is about catching snakes or working in agriculture,
[00:27:54] or cutting hair, he has developed
[00:27:58] by putting a library in place.
[00:28:01] For small things,
[00:29:32] comes under the ministry. Its name is Indian Institute of Advanced Studies,
[00:29:36] Shimla. This institution released the English translation
[00:29:40] of that book of Thirkural on July 10. There was no fanfare,
[00:29:43] no publicity. I was talking
[00:29:47] to Himanshu Chaturvedi ji, the Director of the Indian Institute of Advanced Study.
[00:29:51] He said we are working and this was a big work on Tamil.
[00:29:55] So releasing it without any fanfare
[00:29:58] and making it available to scholars, you know
[00:30:02] that the Indian Institute of Advanced Study is the best research
[00:30:06] institute in the country, and I think that
[00:30:10] in the coming days, the other institutions,
[00:30:14] the Institute of Classical Tamil, which is in Tamil Nadu,
[00:30:17] whose chairman is the Chief Minister there, all of them
[00:30:20] have to work together to make our intellectual
[00:30:24] repository available to the youth
[00:30:28] so that the youth can be proud that we have
[00:30:31] such a large intellectual property whose use
[00:30:35] has not been allowed by those who do politics
[00:30:39] by dividing North and South. Absolutely, what you are saying
[00:30:42] also means that if we connect with our roots, we will progress faster. This essence
[00:30:48] to both of you for joining us to discuss this news in detail.
[00:30:52] Thank you both. And here we take a short break. After the break,
[00:30:55] we will show you news from Delhi where Delhi's pace
[00:30:59] is seen returning to normal.
[00:31:45] At 5 PM, the bell of questions at 2:30 PM only on DD News.
[00:31:48] When the country
[00:31:50] asks questions, answers have to be given.
[00:31:56] rings and that Panchayat is held
[00:32:00] where issues are not postponed and no answer remains
[00:32:03] incomplete. Why did you feel so bad about the question?
[00:32:06] I will ask it in a different way. Here
[00:32:10] arguments do not echo, but truth does. I, Reema
[00:32:13] Parashar, bring the truth of the country
[00:32:28] before you, where not words, but arguments
[00:32:31] are tested. Here, not rumors, but
[00:32:34] facts are investigated. Here, not just news,
[00:32:37] but evidence is also given.
[00:32:40] Know everything
[00:32:43] that you don't know.
[00:34:45] The affected metro, train, and internet services are now
[00:34:48] completely normal. All metro stations in Delhi have been reopened,
[00:34:52] trains are running on schedule, and internet connectivity has also been restored.
[00:34:55] The Supreme Court has also directed officials to ensure
[00:34:59] unhindered movement of citizens, and has also directed
[00:35:03] protesters to maintain peace. On the other hand, India has completely
[00:35:06] rejected the comments of the United Nations Human Rights Commissioner's
[00:35:10] Office regarding the CJB's protest. Meanwhile, CJB leaders
[00:35:14] Abhijeet Dipke, Saurabh Das, and Ashutosh Ranka
[00:35:17] have also been released, but some conditions have also been
[00:35:21] imposed for their release.
[00:35:25] In Delhi, the traffic system, metro, and internet services
[00:35:29] affected by the Cockroach Janata Party's protest on Saturday
[00:35:32] are now completely normal. During the protest, traffic
[00:35:36] was affected in many areas, while some metro stations
[00:35:39] were temporarily closed as a precautionary measure. Internet services were also
[00:35:43] affected, causing inconvenience to the people. However,
[00:35:47] all metro stations have now People have breathed a sigh of relief.
[00:35:50] Yesterday, there was a lot of trouble. The auto rickshaws we used to take
[00:35:54] from Pandav Nagar to come here used to charge 80 to 100 rupees.
[00:35:58] Yesterday, they were asking for 200 to 300 rupees. Now the station is open, all stations have been opened,
[00:36:02] so it has become convenient. Yes, yes, absolutely it is convenient. Yesterday, my aunt's daughter
[00:36:05] was not well, so we had a lot of trouble coming with the whole family. Today it is fine,
[00:36:09] today there is no problem. All trains passing through Delhi are now operating
[00:36:13] normally according to their scheduled time. The situation
[00:36:16] at railway stations also appeared normal. Passengers have breathed a sigh of relief
[00:36:20] due to the smooth operation of trains. Passengers said that their journey
[00:36:24] has become easier due to the services becoming normal.
[00:36:57] The bench of Mallya, Bagchi and Justice V. Mohana has issued instructions
[00:37:01] for the normal operation of metro and rail services in Delhi,
[00:37:04] restoration of internet connectivity and ensuring unhindered movement
[00:37:08] of citizens. The court has issued a notice to the officials
[00:37:11] of the Delhi government in this matter and has asked them to file a compliance report by October
[00:37:15] 13. The court also reminded the protesters
[00:37:19] that the protest should be peaceful and should not provoke
[00:37:23] others. Justice Mohana said,
[00:37:26] "All of you who are present here, if you are genuinely interested in public welfare,
[00:37:30] then please pledge that you will all protest peacefully
[00:37:34] and will not provoke any other person."
[00:37:38] The Ministry of External Affairs has strongly condemned the remarks
[00:37:41] of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights regarding the CJP protest,
[00:37:45] rejecting them in strong terms. India is the world's largest democracy
[00:37:49] where the right to peaceful assembly is guaranteed
[00:37:52] by our Constitution and safeguarded by robust
[00:37:55] institutions and an independent judiciary and a
[00:37:59] free media. As in every democracy, Indian
[00:38:03] citizens exercise this right subject to the maintenance
[00:38:06] of public order and safety. Law enforcement
[00:38:10] authorities act strictly in accordance with
[00:38:13] the law and our courts remain available to all
[00:38:17] for the redressal of any grievances. The
[00:38:20] OHCHR's concerns are therefore
[00:38:23] unwarranted and constitute an
[00:38:26] unacceptable interference.
[00:38:57] Instructions have been given that for the next one year, none of them will do any such work
[00:39:01] that would disturb peace or spread unrest. The court
[00:39:04] also made everyone fill a bail bond of 50-50 thousand rupees.
[00:39:08] However, the situation in Delhi is now completely normal. The government's
[00:39:12] message is clear that everyone has the right to peaceful protest
[00:39:16] in a democracy, but chaos cannot be allowed
[00:39:19] under its guise. Bureau Report DD
[00:39:22] News.
[00:39:26] Meanwhile, regarding the protest, Delhi Police said that the CJP did not follow the conditions
[00:39:29] of the protest, due to which restrictions had to be imposed for public
[00:39:33] safety.
[00:39:37] When they were given permission last time, they did not follow
[00:39:40] the law, and the crowd gathered by them caused
[00:39:44] heavy stone-pelting, arson, violence, and
[00:39:48] also caused heavy damage to government property.
[00:39:51] Due to the non-compliance of the prescribed procedure
[00:39:55] and the non-compliance
[00:39:58] of laws and guidelines in the past, and keeping in mind
[00:40:01] the current security and law and order situation,
[00:40:05] permission for the proposed sit-in demonstration
[00:40:08] at Jantar Mantar was not
[00:40:10] given.
[00:40:12] Delhi Police has also rejected the allegation of Deepke that after the death of Deepke's grandmother,
[00:40:16] he was not allowed to talk to his family members. It was said
[00:40:20] that
[00:40:25] when the news of Abhijit Deepke's grandmother's demise
[00:40:29] reached him, a police officer
[00:40:32] this sad news and asked him about all kinds
[00:40:35] of help he might need. He was asked with sensitivity
[00:40:39] about flights, calls,
[00:40:42] He was repeatedly asked if he wanted to talk
[00:40:46] to his parents, which he refused.
[00:40:49] He was given some time to think after such
[00:40:53] sudden news. Then he was again asked for help. This fact
[00:40:57] has been misrepresented in the CJP press conference.
[00:41:01] Meanwhile, Delhi Police has also released a video
[00:41:05] of Abhijit Deepke's conversation. Listen to what happened
[00:41:09] in this conversation with Delhi Police.
[00:41:12] It is like this, if you have made up your mind, if
[00:41:15] you still want to go to your grandmother's place,
[00:41:19] whatever transport, bus,
[00:41:23] flights, etc., whatever it is, we will arrange it for you.
[00:41:40] We can also arrange for you to talk to a person
[00:41:44] you want to talk to from our official number.
[00:41:46] If
[00:41:49] you want, please give us the number.
[00:41:52] I have
[00:41:56] father, with father,
[00:41:59] later, okay, let's
[00:42:02] see what we can do.
[00:42:05] And news from UP, the political turmoil in Uttar Pradesh seems to be intensifying.
[00:42:09] On one hand, on the birth anniversary of Loknayak Jaiprakash Narayan,
[00:42:13] BJP and Samajwadi Party are at loggerheads over JPNIC,
[00:42:16] and on the other hand, there was a huge commotion during the
[00:42:19] swearing-in ceremony at the Congress state office.
[00:42:22] SP chief Akhilesh Yadav accused the government of insulting JP,
[00:42:26] while BJP raised questions about the cost and
[00:42:30] construction of JPNIC during the SP's rule. Meanwhile,
[00:42:33] the infighting for power in UP Congress and the scuffle
[00:42:37] between workers have brought the party's internal conflict to the surface.
[00:42:41] Loknayak Jaiprakash Narayan
[00:42:44] was a leader who raised his voice against power,
[00:42:48] blew the trumpet of total revolution against corruption,
[00:42:52] but in the name of the same JP, a political battle has erupted
[00:42:56] in UP. The issue is Lucknow's
[00:42:58] JPNIC, that is, Jaiprakash Narayan International Centre,
[00:43:02] and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is in the crosshairs.
[00:43:06] On JP's birth anniversary, Akhilesh Yadav reached
[00:43:09] JPNIC, paid tribute to the leader,
[00:43:12] but on this occasion, Akhilesh Yadav did not shy away from doing politics.
[00:43:16] Akhilesh Yadav accused the state government of insulting
[00:43:19] the freedom fighter. The people of the government can never
[00:43:23] respect any freedom fighter, they were not
[00:43:26] with independence. In response to Akhilesh Yadav's statement,
[00:43:29] BJP launched a strong counterattack, reminding the SP of
[00:43:33] the corruption during its rule. Deputy CM Brijesh Pathak
[00:43:37] called JPNIC a monument to SP's corruption,
[00:43:40] questioning how a 17 crore project reached 850
[00:43:44] crores. He also raised questions about
[00:43:47] the five-star facilities and swimming pool. Brijesh Pathak said that the Yogi government
[00:43:51] has leased it out for better operation. After Brijesh Pathak, Minister
[00:43:55] Omprakash Rajbhar also joined the fray. Rajbhar
[00:43:58] stated the cost of JPNIC as 865 crore rupees
[00:44:01] and asked why the project remained incomplete even after
[00:44:05] spending so much money. The Samajwadi Party
[00:44:08] chief should clarify. How did JPNIC,
[00:44:11] which was to be built at a cost of 17 crores
[00:44:15] in your government, reach a cost of 850 crores?
[00:44:18] How did its prices increase, how was the proposal to increase its prices repeatedly
[00:44:22] passed, and even then, it could not be completed? You left it incomplete.
[00:44:26] JPNIC, which was to be built for 200 crores,
[00:44:29] became 865 crores and still not completed.
[00:44:32] And who were its owners?
[00:44:35] Akhilesh Yadav, Dimple Yadav, Dharmendra Yadav, Shivpal
[00:44:39] Yadav. There was an eight-person committee, seven people were from their own family.
[00:44:42] In this way, just before the UP assembly elections, along with tributes to JP
[00:44:46] on his birth anniversary, the issue of JPNIC
[00:44:49] has once again dominated UP politics. And when so much
[00:44:53] is happening in UP politics, how can the Congress party
[00:44:57] stay behind? Look at these pictures, it is clear
[00:45:01] that Ajay Rai's supporters cannot forget the grief of losing
[00:45:04] his president's chair, and the infighting within
[00:45:08] the Congress is constantly coming
[00:45:10] to the fore. At the UP Congress office,
[00:45:14] during the swearing-in of the new state president Aradhana Mishra and Imran Masood,
[00:45:18] Congressmen clashed with each other, shoes and slippers were thrown
[00:45:21] and there was a lot of pushing and shoving. After the commotion, former UP Congress president
[00:45:25] Ajay Rai sat on a dharna for a while.
[00:45:28] Currently, the commotion has stopped, but Ajay Rai is alleging
[00:45:32] that some people are working against the party.
[00:45:36] There are definitely such people who are doing anti-party work, action should be taken against them. We will talk about it.
[00:45:40] Now we have informed the state president, and we have informed the people
[00:45:44] who were here that action should be taken against such people who are doing anti-party work. The BJP and SP are engaged
[00:45:47] in a war of words over JP, and there is a brawl in the Congress office.
[00:45:51] Before the elections, in UP politics,
[00:45:55] mutual clashes are making more headlines than issues.
[00:46:00] News with Vikas Singh from Lucknow. And
[00:46:04] here we take another short break. After the break, when we return, the news will be
[00:46:07] from Nepal, where the wrath of nature has been seen again. What is the full
[00:46:11] news, what are the pictures? A detailed look after a short break.
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[00:49:28] And after the break, news from neighboring Nepal, where once again
[00:49:32] the wrath of nature has been seen. The sudden flood in the Budhi Gandaki
[00:49:36] River in Gorkha district has caused havoc. In many areas,
[00:49:39] more than 35 houses and bridges have been swept away, while
[00:49:42] four hydropower projects with a capacity of more than
[00:49:46] 412 megawatts have suffered heavy damage. Relief and rescue operations
[00:49:50] have been intensified after the flood, and efforts have been made to evacuate people
[00:49:53] to safe places. In view of the flood situation in Nepal,
[00:49:56] vigilance has been increased in India as well. In Bihar and Uttar Pradesh,
[00:50:00] the water level in the low-lying areas along the Gandak River
[00:50:04] is being continuously monitored. In Nepal,
[00:50:06] on Sunday morning, the heart-wrenching memories of the devastating
[00:50:10] floods of August 26 were refreshed. Here,
[00:50:13] the areas along the Budhi Gandaki River, which flows
[00:50:17] through the Chumanubri Rural Municipality of Gorkha, were severely
[00:50:21] affected by the sudden flood. The flood in the early hours of Sunday
[00:50:24] caused damage in areas like Dubhan, Ghatekhola, Jagat,
[00:50:28] and Saleri. Here, more than 35 houses and bridges were swept away, while
[00:50:31] four hydro projects also suffered damage, with a total capacity of
[00:50:34] 412.09 megawatts. The main camp
[00:50:38] area of the 341 megawatt Budhi Gandaki Hydro Power Project was hit by the flood,
[00:50:42] and some construction equipment at the project site was also swept away.
[00:50:45] Meanwhile, some houses in the camp area of the 24.5 megawatt
[00:50:49] Dubhan Khola Hydro Power Project were damaged. The Bailey Bridge
[00:50:52] built near the project site was swept away. The flood also
[00:50:56] damaged the Bailey Bridge that helped in the construction
[00:50:59] work of the 30.59 megawatt Yaru Khola Hydro Power Project, and construction materials and equipment
[00:51:03] were also swept away. Meanwhile, the road leading to the site
[00:51:07] of the 16 megawatt Machha Khola Hydropower Project and the bridge
[00:51:10] leading to it were also damaged. Officials have appealed to the people
[00:51:14] living near the river to move to higher places. The reason
[00:51:18] for the sudden rise in the river's water level is not yet clear. Local people suspect
[00:51:22] that the flow of the Siyar River, a tributary of the Budhi Gandaki,
[00:51:25] might have been obstructed between Lokpa and Chumling in
[00:51:29] Chunubri Chha, causing the flood. Officials said that more than 35
[00:51:33] houses in several areas of northern Gorkha were swept away by the sudden flood.
[00:51:37] In view of the flood in Nepal, local officials in the low-lying areas
[00:51:41] along the Gandak River near the India-Nepal border and in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh
[00:51:45] have been advised to remain alert. Officials have been asked to continuously
[00:51:48] monitor the river's water level and water flow so that necessary
[00:51:52] steps can be taken in time if needed. It is expected
[00:51:56] that the intensity of the flood wave will significantly decrease
[00:51:59] by the time it reaches the Indian border. In such a situation, its impact
[00:52:03] in India is expected to be quite low.
[00:52:12] The Sunday flood in Nepal reminded
[00:52:15] of the devastating floods that occurred in the Bhote, Koshi, and Trishuli rivers
[00:52:19] on August 26, which affected many settlements
[00:52:22] and swept away some parts, damaging bridges,
[00:52:26] roads, and infrastructure of hydropower project sites
[00:52:29] in the Budhi Gandaki river basin and its tributaries. Officials
[00:52:33] say that the river's water level is continuously rising. Helicopters
[00:52:37] have been deployed for rescue and relief operations and to evacuate people
[00:52:41] to safe places. Officials of Nepal Police, Armed Police Force,
[00:52:45] and local administration have been engaged in rescue and relief work.
[00:52:48] Bureau Report DD News.
[00:52:50] And here we take another short break. After the break, when we return, the news will be
[00:52:54] about faith, because today marks the beginning of the great festival
[00:52:57] of Navratri. Today is the first day. We will look at this news
[00:53:00] after the break.
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[00:53:49] When
[00:53:51] the country asks, an answer has to be given.
[00:53:55] At 5 PM, the bell of questions rings, and
[00:53:59] that panchayat is held where issues are not postponed
[00:54:03] and no answer is left incomplete.
[00:54:05] If you found the question so bad, I will ask it in a different
[00:54:09] way. I will ask it in a different way. Here, there are no arguments,
[00:54:12] there is truth. I, Reema Parashar, bring
[00:54:16] the truth of the country before you.
[00:54:29] Where the examination is not done by words,
[00:54:32] but by arguments.
[00:54:34] Here... no, but facts are investigated.
[00:54:37] Here, not just news, but evidence
[00:54:41] is also provided.
[00:54:44] Know everything
[00:54:46] from you. This is the whole truth,
[00:54:50] because there is no bigger
[00:54:51] news than the truth.
[00:55:01] After the break, now news related to faith. Today marks the beginning
[00:55:05] of the auspicious festival of Shardiya Navratri. A large number of devotees
[00:55:08] are reaching famous temples across the country and offering prayers
[00:55:12] to the Mother Goddess with full faith. See how this great festival
[00:55:16] of faith is being celebrated
[00:55:28] has begun. On the first day of this nine-day festival,
[00:55:32] Mother Shailputri, the first form of Goddess Durga, is being worshipped
[00:55:36] with rituals in temples across the country.
[00:55:39] On the first day of Navratri, Prime Minister Narendra Modi
[00:55:42] visited the Jalakandeswar Temple in Chennai and offered prayers
[00:55:46] to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, and extended his greetings
[00:55:50] to the countrymen for Navratri. Since morning,
[00:55:53] devotees have been thronging famous temples across the country,
[00:55:56] and the atmosphere is filled with devotion with chants of "Jai Mata Di".
[00:55:59] You can see in these pictures that since morning,
[00:56:03] from Mata Vaishno Devi Dham in Jammu to the famous Vindhyachal
[00:56:06] Dham in Mirzapur and Maa Mansa Devi Temple
[00:56:10] in Haridwar, many famous temples are witnessing a rush of devotees.
[00:56:14] Devotees are visiting the temples of the Mother Goddess with great enthusiasm
[00:56:18] and faith. Meanwhile, Chhatarpur in Delhi and
[00:56:22] Jhandewalan Temple also saw a huge crowd of devotees.
[00:56:25] On the occasion of Navratri, temples have been decorated
[00:56:29] and special prayers are being offered. In the famous Vindhyachal
[00:56:32] Dham in Mirzapur, the darshan of Maa Vindhyavasini, special makeup,
[00:57:17] and worship. On the first day of Navratri, today,
[00:57:21] heavy crowds are being seen from morning till night in the famous
[00:57:25] temples of the Mother Goddess across the country. There is also great enthusiasm
[00:57:28] among the devotees for this sacred festival of faith. Bureau Report DD News.
[00:57:47] |
[01:00:24] Hello, welcome everyone to DD News. I am Mukul Sharma with you.
[01:00:28] We will tell you what was special in the news throughout the day, but first, let's take
[01:00:32] a look at the headlines.
[01:00:33] Prime
[01:00:37] Minister Modi said in Chennai that the country needs to be strengthened
[01:00:41] by strengthening the states. He announced development projects
[01:00:44] worth more than 13 thousand crore rupees for Tamil Nadu. He said that today's
[01:00:48] youth wants to be the strength
[01:00:49] of the vision of a developed India.
[01:00:56] The situation in Delhi has normalized. Delhi Police said that CJP did not comply.