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Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), India | Former Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA), Delhi | Member, BJP | Chartered Accountant

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Nana Patekar was an icon and one of Indian cinema’s most powerful actors. From ‘Krantiveer’ and ‘Parinda’ to ‘Welcome’, he brought a rare intensity and depth to every character he portrayed, leaving audiences in awe. A Padma Shri awardee, his remarkable legacy spans theatre, Hindi and Marathi cinema. His passing leaves an unfillable void, but his work will remain immortal. Deeply saddened by his passing. My heartfelt condolences to his loved ones and countless fans. RIP. Om Shanti!

Nana Patekar was an icon and one of Indian cinema’s most powerful actors. From ‘Krantiveer’ and ‘Parinda’ to ‘Welcome’, he brought a rare intensity and depth to every character he portrayed, leaving audiences in awe. A Padma Shri awardee, his remarkable legacy spans theatre, Hindi and Marathi cinema. His passing leaves an unfillable void, but his work will remain immortal. Deeply saddened by his passing. My heartfelt condolences to his loved ones and countless fans. RIP. Om Shanti!

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Joined fellow Members of Parliament in an exciting cricket match between Lok Sabha Speakers’ XI and Rajya Sabha Chairman’s XI, all for a crucial cause—raising awareness about Tuberculosis (TB). A perfect blend of sports and social responsibility to drive attention towards eradicating TB. Let’s unite to make India TB-free!

Joined fellow Members of Parliament in an exciting cricket match between Lok Sabha Speakers’ XI and Rajya Sabha Chairman’s XI, all for a crucial cause—raising awareness about Tuberculosis (TB). A perfect blend of sports and social responsibility to drive attention towards eradicating TB. Let’s unite to make India TB-free!

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Twenty-five uninterrupted years. Successive electoral victories. Public trust renewed at every stage. 25 years ago today, on 7 October 2001, Shri Narendra Modi ji took oath as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Today he completes 25 uninterrupted years as the head of a government. He began at a difficult time for Gujarat, went on to win three successive mandates in the state, moved from Gandhinagar to Delhi in 2014 and has since led the country through three consecutive Lok Sabha mandates. Over these 25 years, the scale of responsibility has changed enormously, but there is also a certain continuity in the way he has approached governance. Some ideas that began in Gujarat, whether in grievance redressal, rural electrification, water, technology or investment, were later taken to a much larger scale nationally. And over the last 12 years we have seen an equally large expansion in financial inclusion, digital payments, infrastructure, welfare delivery, manufacturing, healthcare and the use of technology in government. But perhaps the more interesting thing about the 25-year milestone is that Hon'ble PM himself is talking about the next phase. Making India one of the world’s top three economies. Building a far more self-reliant India. Creating a global manufacturing base. Investing in semiconductors, AI, space and new technologies. Strengthening energy security. Creating greater opportunities for our young people. And ultimately laying the foundations for a Viksit Bharat by 2047. Today he summed up that determination in three simple words: “Hum karke rahenge.” A first mandate can come from hope and expectation. But when people keep renewing that mandate over many years, the expectations become greater and so does performance. That, for me, is what makes these 25 years significant. My heartiest congratulations to Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji on this very special milestone. Wishing him good health, strength and many more years in the service of Bharat. 🇮🇳 #25YearsOfSeva

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If voters can HIRE a neta, they should be able to FIRE the neta too. If Indian voters have the Right to Elect, they should have the ‘RIGHT TO RECALL’ too. Right to Recall is a mechanism that empowers voters to de-elect an elected representative, before their term ends, if they fail to discharge their duties. If we can impeach the President, the Vice President and judges, and move a no confidence motion against an elected government mid term, then why should voters be forced to tolerate a non performing MP or MLA for five full years. Five years is too long. There is no profession where you underperform for five years with zero consequences. More than 24 democracies in the world such as the United States, Switzerland etc. provide arecall or voter initiated removal mechanisms in some form. If Indian voters have the right to elect, they should have the right to recall too. However, there should be safeguards to prevent misuse: Threshold - At least 35 to 40 percent voters should back a recall trigger through a verified petition before any recall vote is held Cooling period - A minimum 18 month lock in after election so the representative has time to deliver and cannot be targeted immediately after winning Clear grounds- Recall only for proven misconduct, fraud, corruption or serious neglect of duty, not everyday political disagreements Final test- Recall succeeds only if more than 50 percent voters support removal in the recall vote This is citizen empowerment. It will push parties to field performers, reduce corruption, and bring democracy back to accountability. Voters have the right to vote someone into office and they should have the right to vote them out of office too.

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