Is Yogi Adityanath the worst CM India has ever had?
YES.YOGI ADITYANATH JI is surely the worst CM India has ever had. But for Those who hate him for no specific reason.For others, he is an example of a CM, who works selflesly, tirelessly, zealously for the development of his state. Let us see some of his achivements:He regularly holds JANTA DARSHAN for the people of his state at his official residence 5 KALIDAS MARG, LUCKNOW. People from all over Uttar Pradesh flock his residence and present before him their problems, which he listens patiently and then directs the officials to take necessary action. If this is an example of WORST CM, then I don’t know what good CM is suppsed to do.He has signed a number of MOUs with many south Asian countries like JAPAN, SINGAPORE, MAURITIUS etc for economic and cultural collaboration, which will ultimately benefit U.P.One of the very few Chief Ministers to organize investors summit for attracting investments and buisness in U.P . This, infact has been a hallmark of all BJP governments and Yogiji is no exception. He has made sure that the trust P.M Modi has resposed in him does not go wasted.But what makes YOGIJI a class apart is his no-nonsence attitude in dealing with law and order situation of UTTAR PRADESH. He has given a Free hand to the cops to deal with the rogue elements of the society. UP police, which was earlier known to tow AZAM KHAN’S BUFFALOS, is now busy encountering goons, to the extent that most of the goons have fled U.P. Such is an impact his leadership has created.Yogi adityanath ji is a gem of a leader. Sure he has some flaws, but at the end, what makes me trust him is the fact that he has no family to save for, like modiji. Hence, he is immune to corruption and corrupt practices. He surely will prove his mettle with a greater force in future and who knows, one day we may see him as a PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA.Happy Reading..NITISH KUMAR OJHA.Edit 1 : thank you everyone for 1k upvotes. My first answer to get 1k upvotes. Feeling happy :)
What are the most successful scams that consumers are regularly subjected to?
Did you know that the pack of ice cream you pick up at the store, may not really be 'ice cream' in its true sense? It may really just be, umm...frozen dessert. Why is it different you ask? Ice cream, for it to have cream, has to include MILK as an essential ingredient. But a lot of these 'ice-cream' brands don't really use milk as an ingredient...and by that I mean they don't use ANY milk. Instead, they use vegetable oil...i.e. coconut oil, palm oil etc which are very unhealthy and which most health conscious people tend to avoid. This so-called 'ice-cream' (and some of it includes very big brands mind you) accounts for 40% of the total ice-cream market in India. Has the government ignored this? No, the FSSA in India has directed these companies to sell these items as 'frozen desserts' and not 'ice-cream'. Is the law being followed? Absolutely. At the back of these items, in deceptively small letters, you can find the words 'frozen desserts'. But on the face of it, these companies are selling these products as ice creams. A lot of times the front of the pack says just that - and 'innocently' so. Many of us don't really turn the box around and check or look at the ingredients. If its ice-cream, it must be made of milk, right? Wrong. The FSSA has turned a blind eye to the bigger picture here. For them, the law as written in books is being followed. As a consumer, it is your responsibility to be aware of what you're eating. Check the ingredients to make sure you're not eating something you don't want to.
What are the most successful scams that consumers are regularly subjected to?
Did you know that the pack of ice cream you pick up at the store, may not really be 'ice cream' in its true sense? It may really just be, umm...frozen dessert. Why is it different you ask? Ice cream, for it to have cream, has to include MILK as an essential ingredient. But a lot of these 'ice-cream' brands don't really use milk as an ingredient...and by that I mean they don't use ANY milk. Instead, they use vegetable oil...i.e. coconut oil, palm oil etc which are very unhealthy and which most health conscious people tend to avoid. This so-called 'ice-cream' (and some of it includes very big brands mind you) accounts for 40% of the total ice-cream market in India. Has the government ignored this? No, the FSSA in India has directed these companies to sell these items as 'frozen desserts' and not 'ice-cream'. Is the law being followed? Absolutely. At the back of these items, in deceptively small letters, you can find the words 'frozen desserts'. But on the face of it, these companies are selling these products as ice creams. A lot of times the front of the pack says just that - and 'innocently' so. Many of us don't really turn the box around and check or look at the ingredients. If its ice-cream, it must be made of milk, right? Wrong. The FSSA has turned a blind eye to the bigger picture here. For them, the law as written in books is being followed. As a consumer, it is your responsibility to be aware of what you're eating. Check the ingredients to make sure you're not eating something you don't want to.