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Why national media paints DMK negatively?Solve the following puzzleLeadership position in English news channels[Source - Who Tells Our Stories Matter - Oxfam, page 7][Source - Who Tells Our Stories Matter - Oxfam, page 8]Leadership position in Hindi news channels[Source - Who Tells Our Stories Matter - Oxfam, page 16]DMK legislated (just a sample):Grant of land for landless farmers from the depressed classes.Separate reservation for the most marginalized Arunthathiyar community.Passed a resolution in assembly welcoming Mandal Commission.Free engineering education for depressed classes with income less than Rs. 15,000 p.a. (in 1989) and if there were no graduates in the family.Set-up Tamil Nadu Adi Dravidar Housing & Development Corporation way back in 1974.Set up a separate department for MBC Welfare in 1989.Now solve the puzzle. Good luck!

From 60years - What CONGRESS DID???These are the ACHIEVEMENTS undertaken by Congress under the leadership of Nehru-Gandhi's in particular to Build India -- Poor, Illiterate, resourceless in 1947-- into a Modern nation, brick-by-brick, virtually from d Scratch:1. The Constitution of India (the very Foundation of our Nationhood)2. Integration of 600-odd small and big Princely Kingdom to create the Indian State3. Abolition of Zamindari4. Enactment of The Hindu Code Bill5. Set up Planning Commission6. Built Huge Dams (Bhakra, Hirakud, Idukki, Narmada, Tehri, Ukai, Indira Sagar, Sri Sailam, etc)7. Expansion of Rail Network, including Konkan, Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramullah links, etc8. Built Chandigarh and Bhubaneshar Cities and several State Secretariat Buildings9. Huge Bridges (across Ganga, Brahmaputra, Yamuna, Mahanadi, Krishna, Godavari, Kaveri, AND Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Farakka, Vikram Shila, Rajendra Sethu, etc)10. Built and/or expanded several Ports11. Massive Expansion of Highways, Rural Roads and Border Roads and Highway to Burma12. IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology)13. IIMs (Indian Institutes of Management)14. CSIR (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research)15. AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences)16. IARI (Indian Agricultural Research Institute)17. UGC (University Grants Commission)18. NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training)19. AICTE (All India Council of Technical Education)20. DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organization)21. Massive Expansion of Ordnance Factories22. ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization)23. IMC (Indian Medical Council)24. IAE (Indian Atomic Energy Commission)25. BARC (Bhaba Atomic Energy Commission)26. ISI (Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore)27. Airports Authority of India28. IMA (Indian Military Academy, Dehra Dun)29. NDA (National Defence Academy, Kadakvasla)30. NHAI (National Highway Authority of India)31. SAIL (Steel Authority of India: 1. Bhilai Steel Plant, 2. Rourkela Steel Plant, 3. Durgapur32. Steel Plant, 4. Bokaro Steel Plant, 5. Visakhapatnam Steel Plant)33. Shipping Corporation of India34. Ship building, including Submarines, Aircraft Carrier35. HEC, (Heavy Engineering Corporation, Ranchi)36. HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd., Bangalore)37. HMT (Hindustan Machine Tools, Bangalore)38. Coal India Ltd39. Locomotive Factories40. Fertiliser Corporation of India41. Cement Corporation of India42. Rajasthan Canal Project43. Engineers India Ltd44. Indian Forest Institute, Dehra Dun45. ISI ( Indian Standards Institution)46. UPSC (Union Public Service Commission)47. IAS/IFS/IPS/IRS pTraining Academies in Mussorie and Hyderabad48. National Library, Kolkata49. National Museum, New Delhi50. Sports Authority of India51. Indian National Science Academi52. Sahitya/Lalita Kala/Natak Academi53. Indian Film & Television Institute, Pune54. National School of Drama, New Delhi55. Zonal Cultural Centres (in Five Zones)56. Children's Film Society57. Expansion of All India Radio59. Doordarshan60. Space Exploration and Satellite Programs61. Food Corporation if India62. Expansion of Civil Aviation63. Construction of New Modern Airports64. NBCC (National Building Construction Corporation)65. ITDC (India Tourism Development Corporation)66. STC (State Trading Corporation)67. KVIC (Khadi and Village Indutries Commission)68. ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Commission)69. IOC (Indian Oil Corporation)70. MMTC (Mines and Metals Trading Corporation)71. BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd)72. NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation)73. MTNL (Mahanagar Telephone Network Ltd)74. GAIL (Gas Authority of India Ltd)75. Bharat Electronics76. Bharat Earth Movers77. National Fertiliser Corporation78. Hindustan and Cochin Shipyards79. NTDC (National Textile Development Corporation)80. IIPA (Indian Institute of Public Administration)81. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)82. NID (national Institute of Design)83. New central Universities84. Agricultural Universities85. Green Revolution86. White (Milk) Revolution87. Abolition of Privy Purse88. Bank Nationalisation and expansion of Banking services89. CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)90. Kendriya Vidyalayas and Navodaya Schools91. Computer Revolution92. Telecommunication Revolution93. Auto Revolution94. MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme)95. RTI (Right To Information)96. RTE (Right To Education)97. Right To Food98. Land Compensation Act99. Adult Literacy Mission100. Minorities Commissions101. Metro and Mono Rail systems102. Introduced AADHAR Identity Cards103. Established Boards to promote Coir to Coconut to Cashewnut104. Massive expansion of Food Processing Industry105. Conducted First Nuclear Test106. Nuclear Deal with USA107. Manifold increase in production of electricityINTRODUCED ECONOMIC REFORMS/LIBERALISATION# Opened up India's Equity Market in 1992 for investment by Institutional Investors#Established SEBI Act in 1992# From 1994 the National Stock Exchange (NSE) emerged as a Computer-based trading system, which served as an instrument to leverage reforms of India's other Stock# Exchanges. By 1996, the NSE emerged as India's largest Exchange.# Massive Foreign Direct InvestmentWhen Indira Gandhi became Prime Minister, 65% of country's population was below poverty line.# By 2013, it has come down to 25%.#Similarly, literacy has Increased by 30-35%.# Longevity has also gone upto 67+ years# India is Self-sufficient in food(India is the second largest food producer in the world)#First in Milk production.ANDmany moreHuge financial help extended to Afghanistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives and some African countries to create basic infrastructures, like roads, important buildings, schools, hospitals, housing, etcDr Manmohan Singh's "Look East" policy, Membership of ASEAN, SAARC generally beneficial to http://India.As a result of economic reforms/liberalisation/globalisation, and introduction of New Industrial Policy by Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, the Private Sector Industry has witnessed massive multi-faceted manufacturing expansion and increased production of consumer goods.Today India is on an economic downturn and the illiterate Sanghi govt is responsible for it.EVERY INDIAN SHOULD FEEL PROUD OF WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED..."Your Grand Fathers n your father might have worked in these companies to raise you this big...

Everyone should know that farmers and ranchers make up just 1% of the U.S. population but manage 70% of our water and land.That American farms remain overwhelmingly family owned and run.And that land-grant colleges are playing a crucial role in teaching young food producers critical science like soil microbiology and supporting them to the degree they can with research, but are woefully underfunded, leaving crucial tasks like seed development to a few (and ever fewer) corporations.They should also know that some big companies are playing key roles in this revolution, including America's biggest grocer, Wal-Mart, which has asked its food suppliers like Kellogg's to buy from "low-carbon" farmers like Justin.Most importantly, they should know that there are no simple, perfect, universal answers. Agriculture can’t be formulaic or dogmatic, because, as Justin told me, “diverse ecosystems require diverse practices.” He sees, for instance, “crops and geographies and family circumstances for which no-till is not the right solution,” including in very cool and poorly drained soils where under thick residues the soil can never dry or warm enough to germinate seeds.