Saturday, 24 June 2017
रिटायरमेंट के 8 दिन बाद, 42 दिन से फरार जस्टिस कर्णन गिरफ्तार
टीम इंडिया में सिर फुट्टौवल
Friday, 23 June 2017
आयकर विभाग ने मुश्किल में डाला लालू परिवार को
पाक हमारे हथियारों से हमें ही मार रहा है ः अमेरिका
Thursday, 22 June 2017
अब मधुमेह सिर्फ अमीरों की बीमारी नहीं रही
2019 जीतने के लिए मोदी को बिहार में मिले यूपी के रामनाथ
Wednesday, 21 June 2017
पनामा पेपर्स का फालआउट भारत और पाक दोनों में नजर आया
हमें पाक से शर्मनाक हार से उभरना होगा, दूसरे खेलों पर ध्यान दें
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
15 मिनट में ही 24 मंजिला बिल्डिंग जलकर भस्म हो गई
चैन तो तब मिलेगा जब दाऊद इब्राहिम व साथियों को सजा मिलेगी?
Sunday, 18 June 2017
दिल्ली में बढ़ता प्रदूषण ः वाहनों की संख्या एक करोड़ के पार
विराट बनाम सरफराज बनाम धोनी ः एडवांटेज इंडिया
Saturday, 17 June 2017
मरे हुए सुशील चंद्र गुप्ता के खाते से 45 लाख रुपए उड़ाए
गर्दिश में चल रहे नवाज शरीफ के सितारे
Friday, 16 June 2017
कैसीनो में 5 पत्नियां और 22 अरब रुपए हारे सऊदी राजकुमार
पावन रमजान में जेहादियों ने दुनियाभर में मचाई दहशतगर्दी
Thursday, 15 June 2017
कितना सुरक्षित है आपका धन बैंक लॉकरों में?
क्या नीट जैसी परीक्षा से जजों की भर्ती संभव है?
Wednesday, 14 June 2017
रूस से रिश्तों पर ट्रंप के खिलाफ कोमी की गवाही
तारिक फतेह की हत्या की साजिश
Tuesday, 13 June 2017
Hung Parliament in UK: Theresa bet was upside down
At times politicians mistake in the estimation for which they have to pay. British Prime Minister Theresa May too has committed such a mistake. Conservative leader Theresa May had all of a sudden decided to go for mid-term polls three years before the expiry of her term in anticipation of a thumping win which will enable her to break the tough agreement on the terms of the European Union and opt out of the Union. But the election results on Friday proved her bet wrong. So far leading the government with full majority Theresa has won the foremost seats but in the absence of sufficient majority she would have to depend on alliance. Her Conservative Party got 318 seats i.e. short of 8 seats in the parliament to form the government. Poll surveys expressed her win so the results are seen as unexpected in nature. Not only this, it's shocking too for many since after a long time it happened that no party got the clear majority in the polls to the British Parliament. The hung parliament has emerged at such a time when the new government has to talk with the European Union on the process, terms and rules of Brexit and there are just 10 days to start the proposed talks. Now the question is will the proposed dialogues start at the scheduled time or can it be delayed? When David Cameron had gone referendum for brexit perhaps he had no estimation that his step may be reason for his farewell, but with the changing events thereafter, in which the fresh elections may be seen, the commotion in British politics may be felt. Nation's security is also the main reason for reduction in the conservative party seats, which was challenged through the terrorist attacks during the elections. In fact Conservatives are believed to be more reliable rather than the Labour in case of national security, but the way terrorist attacks were carried out in Manchester and thereafter in London, in which 30 people died, degraded the goodwill of her government and personally the prestige of Theresa as a leader. Being the largest party and Labours being at second and far away from the majority, Theresa May will not face any problem in forming the government, but her way ahead is not easy. By the way these elections have brought good results for British people of Indian origin. The toll of 10 people of Indian origin reaching the parliament has risen to 12 now. Sikhs like Tamanjit Singh Chhedi and Preet Kaur Gill have also been elected for the first time. Tamanjit is the first turbaned Sikh to be elected as British MP while Preet Kaur Gill is the first woman Sikh MP. The election of the people of Indian origin is much important. The people demanding for brexit had poisoned their talks. Those people said that Britain is just for them. They talked of the Britain of pre-1950 (white-dominated). Undoubtedly the government has tried to represent Britain as such a nation with a place for people of various cultures of the entire world. But for last few years emigration
has been the burning issue in Britain. Emigrants across the world reach Britain. People from India and neighbouring countries also come here in large numbers.
Notably many Indians and Pakistanis residing in Britain are of second and third generations. The young generation here is born here. Their parents had come here from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. However, after the new elections the issue before Britain is not only who would rule, but also that how would he combat the challenges after the Brexit.
- Anil Narendra