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WATCH LIVE TELECAST OF HONOURABLE INDIAN MINISTER 
SREE NARENDER MODI FROM THE HEART OF ENGLAND
SOURCES -DD INDIA

  • NO ROOM FOR INTOLERANCE IN INDIA-:Written & Published by Anjan K.
    The tough message on the issue of intolerance from  the land of our past  Masters before 68years was watched by Millions and Millions right across the world  on 12th November 2015 as it is also the 1st ever official visit by Indian Prime Minister. This is historical and remarkable because Narender Modi is the 1st   ever Prime Minister of India invited by British Govt. to have this  unique  opportunity  to address the British Govt, on the floor of British Parliament.
    During his address he uttered with confidence in a style of strict stricture that India is the holy land of Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Buddha therefore there is no room for intolerance indirectly indicating the current long term debate in India in regard to tolerance Vs. Intolerance.   But it is quite surprise that why our respected  Prime Minister reflects a role of mute spectator in the series present day’s  hot debate when he presents in India .Many tie up ,agreement , joint & united activities with England’s desire  on billions and billions rupees investment , no doubt a bright , unforgettable and incredible moment for India and Indians across the World.
    United fight against terrorism, taking Pakistan as the law less land and breeding ground of terrorism and unholy act of support and train terror camps along with 
    Unveiling India’s capability ranking India as the first in  the  global economy’s  investment hotspot likely to enhance India’s credibility in world economy in near future.
    Narender Modi also did not forget to warn ISI and Pakistan Govt. For  their support to Khalisthan which was dormant since decade and decade after founder of Khalisthan , Vinderwala’s death seems active now a day which may create communal-ism and conflict in near future.
    Introducing India as the Land of Vibrant democracy in his welcome speech moulds crores  of Indians across the universe.



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