Recognized by Jharkhand, his determination made him a well-known Hindi writer
The success story of Ansuman Bhagat, a talented young writer from Jharkhand, has become an inspiration for many youths today. There was a time when writing was just a hobby for him, but today that very hobby has given him a new identity as a renowned Hindi writer. Ansuman says that he began his writing journey with a sense of determination. A question arose in his mind: “Can’t I become a writer? Can’t I write a book?” This very question inspired him to write his first book in 2018. Initially, it was just an attempt, but gradually it turned into his passion.
Over time, he shaped himself in the field of writing and continued to actively write books. However, along with books, he especially enjoys writing articles that are useful for society and can inspire young people. Today, Jharkhand has given him a recognition he had never expected. His hard work, dedication, and consistent efforts have made him known as an established Hindi writer.
One of his notable books, “Ek Safar Mein”, brought him special recognition and made him widely discussed. This book proved particularly important for aspiring artists who want to understand the Bollywood and TV industry. In it, Ansuman Bhagat presented many important aspects of the industry with great depth and honesty, which was highly appreciated by readers and brought him into the spotlight. Ansuman Bhagat’s story is not just a tale of personal success but also shows that with determination and hard work, any dream can be achieved.
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Confident about Cong winning bypolls in Karnataka, guarantee schemes helping us: Siddaramaiah
Davangere (Karnataka) (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday expressed confidence that Congress candidates will win both the Bagalkot and Davanagere South assembly bypolls in the state by a huge margin, as the government's five guarantee schemes will help the party.
Asserting that Karnataka's economy is in good shape, he accused the BJP of making negative statements for political gain.
The CM is in Davanagere to campaign for Congress candidate Samarth Mallikarjun, after campaigning for Umesh Meti in the Bagalkot segment for the last two days.
Bypolls for the Bagalkot and Davanagere South Assembly constituencies will be held on April 9. The polls were necessitated following the deaths of senior Congress MLAs H Y Meti and Shamanur Shivashankarappa, respectively.
"I'm confident that we will win in both constituencies by a big margin because of our government's good work. Our guarantee schemes ('Shakti', 'Gruha Lakshmi', 'Gruha Jyoti', 'Yuva Nidhi' and 'Anna Bhagya') are helping us. The BJP opposed guarantee schemes because they are programmes for the poor and they always oppose such initiatives," Siddaramaiah said.
Speaking to reporters here, he said over Rs 1.31 lakh crore has been spent on the guarantee schemes so far.
Noting that there are two types of economic theory -- trickle-down economics and universal basic income -- the CM said, "We believe in universal basic income theory because Basavanna, Ambedkar, Gandhiji, among others, wanted the focus to be on eliminating the sufferings of the last man."
"Through the guarantee schemes, the government is providing benefits to the poor in society -- irrespective of their language, caste or religion -- directly to their bank accounts, without any interference from middlemen," he said, as he rejected the BJP's allegations of corruption in guarantee schemes.
Pointing out that the BJP also claims the treasury is empty because of the guarantee schemes and that the state is being pushed into a debt trap, Siddaramaiah said the state's finances were better managed compared to the central government and most of the states where the saffron party is in power.
Karnataka is number two in the country in GST collection and attracting investments. "Then how is the BJP saying that Karnataka's economic situation is not in good shape? They are making such statements for the sake of politics...Karnataka's economic situation is strong. The BJP is lying," he said.
He also claimed that prices of petrol, diesel and other essentials cost less in Karnataka compared to other neighbouring states in South India.
Karnataka's economy is strong and stable, Siddaramaiah said, as he questioned the Modi government over the falling rupee against the dollar, 'Ache din,' doubling farmers' income, and generating 2 crore jobs every year.
The CM also assured of more funds for Davanagere's development saying, "This is bypolls, not general elections. We will give more funds. We are in power and Congress will be in power for two years."
