Modi soon-to-be former Prime Minister: Asaduddin Owaisi
Hyderabad: All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen President and Hyderabad MP, Asaduddin Owaisi on Thursday termed Prime Minister Narendra Modi ‘soon-to-be former Prime Minister’ in a tweet from his official twitter handle.
Retweeting a tweet of Mumbai Mirror about their cover story pertaining to Tata Memorial director Rajendra Badwe and his team slamming BJP’s Bhopal candidate Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur for ‘misguiding people’, Owaisi tweeted “Looks like BJP has found its candidate for Ministry of Health, with additional charge of Science & Technology!”
He further added that ‘Soon-to-be former Prime Minister’ Narendra Modi will not get a chance to see it happening.
“Unfortunately, soon-to-be former Prime Minister Modi won’t be getting a chance to see it through” he added.
Looks like BJP has found its candidate for Ministry of Health, with additional charge of Science & Technology!
— Asaduddin Owaisi (@asadowaisi) April 25, 2019
Unfortunately, soon-to-be former Prime Minister Modi won’t be getting a chance to see it through https://t.co/et2ORYozzd
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Navy ensures security of Indian commercial ships, oil tankers: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
Visakhapatnam (PTI): Pointing out that 95 per cent of the country’s trade, including energy supplies, is conducted through sea, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday noted the Indian Navy's indispensable role in securing commercial shipping lanes and oil tankers against emerging maritime threats.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of INS Taragiri here, the Defence Minister said the Indian Navy continuously maintains its presence in the Indian Ocean--whether it is the Persian Gulf or the Malacca Strait.
Singh’s comments assume significance following the disruption of oil supplies and blockage of oil tankers in view of the prevailing situation in West Asia.
According to him, a strong and capable navy is not an option for the country, but a necessity.
“There are many sensitive points in the sea where our Navy has continuously made its active presence to ensure the smooth supply of goods. Whenever there is a situation of tension there, the Indian Navy has ensured the security of our commercial ships and oil tankers,” he said.
The Indian Navy has proven that it is not only capable of protecting the interests of the country, but if necessary, can also take every step to ensure the safety of its citizens and trade routes around the world, he added.
Citing history, he said without strengthening the naval power, no country can be considered powerful in the right sense and therefore, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi talks about Viksit Bharat by 2047, the basis of marine power becomes very important.
