Netaji Hologram Stands at India Gate

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Also now on, Republic Day ceremonies will begin from January 23 till the Republic Day Parade on 26^th every year. The Birth anniversary of Netaji Subhash Chand Bose is being celebrated as Parakram Divas since last year in the country.

The statue of Netaji is likely to be ready by August and will stand at India Gate forever.

Netaji had a strong Himachal's connection. One among the first civil servants of India in British's Indian Civil Service that showed the power of his intellect. His revolutionary zeal that led him to found and command the Azad Hind Fauj. Netaji had also visited Dalhousie in 1937 and stayed in a house of his doctor's friend there for many days to recuperate himself from illness that he had acquired in British jails.

In a publication, Netaji had hoped that after independence, the water bodies with health spas with healing properties.. there are many such water bodies and places like (Dalhousie) .. in Himalaya that need research and can be promoted as health centres so that people need not to go out .. ".

Prime Minister while unveiling the hologram statue in Delhi today said, “I bow to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on his Jayanti. Every Indian is proud of his monumental contribution to our nation”. We should never forget Netaji's words, "I will never beg for freedom, I will take it". These words will inspire generations after generations to come", he said.

The hologram statue of Netaji will be at India Gate till the granite statue is completed. “The statue is befitting honour to Netaji on his 125^th birth anniversary for his monumental contribution to our freedom struggle and would be a symbol of the country’s indebtedness to him”, Prime Minister said.

The hologram statue will be powered by a 30000 lumens 4D projector and an indivisible high gain 90% transparent holographic screen has been erected in such a way so that it is not visible to visitors. The 3D image of Netaji is projected on it to create the effect of hologram. The size of hologram statue is 28 feet in height and six feet in width.

Prime Minister also gave away seven Subhash Chandra Bose Aapada Prabandhan awards to the institution and individual for their contributions towards the disaster management for four years- 2019, 2020, 2021 to 2022. For institution, the award carries a cash prize of Rs 51 lakh and a certificate for an Individual it carries a cash prize of Rs 5 lakh and a certificate.

Modi said like security forces, the NDRF and state disaster management authorities across India are doing yeomen service to the nation in mitigating disasters whenever these strike. They have won the confidence of the common man in the country, he added.

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Sword of Uncertainty Over Six CPSs’ Fate Temporarily Lifted: Relief for Sukhu Government

In a major relief to the Himachal Pradesh government, the Supreme Court has stayed the High Court’s directive to initiate disqualification proceedings against six MLAs who were appointed as Chief Parliamentary Secretaries (CPSs).

This decision, welcomed by Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, has brought a temporary reprieve to his administration, which was grappling with the political and legal ramifications of the High Court’s order.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court had earlier quashed the appointments of the six CPSs, deeming them unconstitutional, and directed the Assembly Speaker to initiate disqualification proceedings under the anti-defection law.

However, the Supreme Court’s stay has effectively paused the implementation of this directive, offering the government some breathing space to strategize its next legal move.

CM Sukhu Hails Supreme Court’s Clarity

Speaking to media persons in New Delhi, CM Sukhu expressed his satisfaction with the Supreme Court’s interpretation, which he said provided much-needed clarity on the matter.

"The relief granted by the Supreme Court is significant, and we will deliberate on the next steps after considering all legal aspects,” he said.

The Chief Minister also emphasized that the apex court’s interpretation differed from paragraph 50 of the High Court’s verdict, which had been the basis of the controversial directive.

Opposition’s “Childish” Behavior Criticized

Shifting his focus to the opposition, Sukhu took a sharp jab at their tactics, describing their behavior as “childish” and lacking focus on real issues.

“There are no controversies here, but their behavior is simply immature. From toilet tax to ‘Samosa Politics,’ they are just distracting from the real issues,” he said.

Sukhu accused the opposition BJP of attempting to create diversions because of its failure to make a dent in the Congress’s strength during the Vidhan Sabha elections.

“Their ‘Operation Lotus’ was decisively rejected by the people, and Congress retained its 40-seat strength. Now, they resort to personal attacks to divert attention from our welfare schemes,” he added.

Relief Amid Mounting Challenges

The Supreme Court’s stay on the High Court’s order has momentarily eased the pressure on the Sukhu government, but the sword of uncertainty continues to hang over the six MLAs who served as CPSs.

With questions around their appointments still unresolved, the case remains a legal minefield.

The CPS appointments had drawn criticism for allegedly violating constitutional provisions, which prohibit the creation of such posts without legislative backing.

The High Court’s scathing remarks and the directive for disqualification had added fuel to the controversy, creating a storm in the state’s political landscape.

While the Supreme Court’s intervention provides temporary relief, the Sukhu government must now prepare for a protracted legal battle to defend the appointments and protect its legislative majority.

Opposition’s Counterattacks

The BJP, meanwhile, has been quick to pounce on the issue, accusing the government of flouting constitutional norms for political convenience. Party leaders have argued that the CPS appointments were a backdoor way to reward loyalists, a claim that Sukhu has staunchly denied.

The opposition’s attacks, combined with the ongoing legal scrutiny, highlight the precarious nature of the government’s position. For now, the Supreme Court’s decision is a welcome pause, but the final word on the matter could still have far-reaching consequences for the political stability of Himachal Pradesh.

Sukhu’s Call for Responsibility

Amid the controversy, Sukhu reiterated his commitment to governance and welfare. He called on the opposition to act responsibly and raise issues that matter to the common man.

“Significant progress has been made in improving the socio-economic status of the underprivileged during this tenure, and that remains our priority,” he stated.

With the legal wrangling far from over, the fate of the six CPSs—and the stability of the Sukhu government—remains inextricably tied to the unfolding courtroom drama.

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