Time and again, I have raised the persistent and deeply concerning issue of the garbage mountain at Chandigarh Dadumajra dumpsite in the Lok Sabha- a stark reminder of the inefficiency of the local as well as Central authorities in assessing and addressing the gravity of the situation.
Instead of repeatedly shifting deadlines, concrete, time-bound action must be taken without any further delay to free the residents of the overwhelming stench and severely unhygienic living conditions.

Time and again, I have raised the persistent and deeply concerning issue of the garbage mountain at Chandigarh Dadumajra dumpsite in the Lok Sabha- a stark reminder of the inefficiency of the local as well as Central authorities in assessing and addressing the gravity of the situation.
Instead of repeatedly shifting deadlines, concrete, time-bound action must be taken without any further delay to free the residents of the overwhelming stench and severely unhygienic living conditions.

5 lakh voices, one sacred vibration — Kolkata just witnessed history echo through the skies!
At the Brigade Parade Ground, over five lakh devotees gathered to chant the Bhagavad Gita together — a wave of sound so powerful that even the drums and cymbals felt humbled by its energy. Organized by Sanatan Sanskriti Sansad, the event came just a day after the Babri-style mosque controversy, transforming the gathering into an even stronger symbol of unity and cultural strength.
BJP leader Dilip Ghosh called it a “mass awakening of Hindus,” and truly, the visuals say everything. When thousands recite the same shlokas with the same devotion… the atmosphere shifts, the spirit rises, and the world witnesses the force of collective faith.
Kolkata didn’t just host an event — it sent out a roar: Dharma unites.