We are left with only two days for the election and this one has been a very high profile one with Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP President Amit Shah ran this time around. Many rounds of campaigning has been done.

The Nobel Prize, deemed as the most prestigious honour across the globe, has been mired in controversies time and again. Despite its significant cause of identifying the most outstanding personalities whose contribution has been significant to the betterment of the world, the global forces that work behind this committee have always been questioned by people. 

In one of his campaign speeches, Prime Minister Modi has said though his party is all set to digitize India through technology-empowerment the opposition parties are opposing to that tooth and nail. As usual, the Prime Minister has only spoken the half-truth in this matter. Yes, some of the most technically-informed and sound minds are opposing across-the-board implementation of Aadhar without adequate preparation.

In the last assembly elections, BJP had met a miserable defeat owing to its own party image. Congress wasn’t even responsible for where BJP had found itself to be.

Prior to ascending the Delhi throne Modi had presented a rather peculiar idea of development in one of his speeches. He went for Bullet train, precisely based on this vision.

 By having food at the homes of Dalits, the BJP leaders have been left scratching as to why their ‘graciousness’ has been rejected.

 Are the villages lit up just from electricity connections without providing power?

Only orphans are given away for adoption. The main reason behind this rescuing of children discarded in garbage bins, drains and hospitals is to share the joy of having an offspring, and add value to the life of parents who want children but cannot have them for whatever reasons.