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In Delhi, the Comptroller and Auditor General in 2016 accused the Arvind Kejriwal government of using public money on TV ads that showed a person waving a broom, the election symbol of AAP, and referred to “AAP ki sarkar,” ostensibly publicising the party rather than the government. In Bengal, the Mamata Banerjee government has painted railings and flyovers in her Trinamool Congress party colours of blue and white, and introduced a blue-and-white uniform in state schools. The incumbent chief minister, Adityanath of the BJP, has painted public buses, toilets, and even schoolbags saffron.

Her successor, Akhliesh Yadav of the Samajwadi Party, launched schemes with “Samajwadi” in the name and had ration cards carry his likeliness. When Mayawati was the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, she courted controversy for installing statues of herself and her Bahujan Samaj Party’s elephant symbol. It has, for one, renamed many old schemes after Sangh Parivar ideologues like Deendayal Upadhayay or added the “Pradhan Mantri” in their names. The Modi government has a track record of using public schemes to market its leaders and the party. However, OP Rawat, a former chief election commissioner who served as the committee’s chairman until December 2021, denied the allegations, pointing out that they had served notices for violations of the apex court’s guidelines to “many BJP governments” as well. The panel is required to be composed of three members of “unimpeachable neutrality and impartiality” but that hasn’t prevented allegations of bias, especially from the Aam Aadmi Party which has accused it of turning a blind eye to BJP’s ads. The committee, formed in 2016 at the Supreme Court’s direction, is mandated to ensure that ads paid for by taxpayer money are related solely to government responsibilities, contain objective content, don’t promote political interest, and comply with legal and financial requirements. Such branding isn’t prohibited, though, since it doesn’t technically fall within the ambit of political advertising, which is regulated by the Committee on Content Regulation in Government Advertising. Mansukh Mandaviya, minister for chemicals and fertilizers, did not return a request for comment. However a top official in the ministry of chemicals and fertilizers, which led the rebranding exercise, said the decision was made by top “political representatives”. The government’s plan is to have 10,000 Jan Aushadhi Kendras by next year, Dadhich told Newslaundry, and one drugstore per lakh people in the long run.Īs for the scheme’s “BJP” branding, Dadhich declined to comment. A 10-tablet strip of Amlodipine, used to treat blood pressure, for example, costs Rs 5.50 under the scheme as against Rs 28 in the market. The “BJP” scheme is estimated to have saved patients over Rs 4,760 crore in the last financial year alone as the generic drugs are 50-90 percent cheaper than the branded versions, said the bureau’s CEO Ravi Dadhich.

They stock about 1,600 commonly used generics and 240 surgical items, and the inventory is ever expanding, according to the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Bureau of India, the central agency implementing the programme. There are some 8,700 of these drugstores in the country today, up from 80 when the BJP took power. (NaturalNews) (Natural News) In yesterday s massive defamation award to actor Johnny Depp, his ex-wife Amber Heard.

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Morpheus, the resistance leader played by Laurence Fishburne offers Neo, the movie’s hero played by Keanu Reeves, a choice: He can take the blue pill and remain in the repressive artificial world known as the Matrix where “you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe.” Or he can take the red pill and tumble down the “rabbit hole” where he will come to realize that everything about his life was a lie.The drugs are sold through a network of pharmacies called Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Kendra – Pradhan Mantri was chained to the name during the 2016 rebrand – where billboards featuring a beaming Modi greet nearly five lakh customers every day. The Depp trial and the demise of the ACLU: How a celebrity trial exposed the collapse of a once celebrated group.

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The term “taking the red pill” derives from the movie 'The Matrix,' the trippy sci-fi classic. The group estimated that 90 percent offoreign motion picture materials sold in China are pirated.REUTERS/Claro Cortes IVCC/DL - RP4DRHYPSJAB Four of the world's biggest filmstudios - Walt Disney Co, AOL Time Warner's Warner Bros, VivendiUniversal and News Corp's Twentieth Century Fox - have taken theirfirst open legal action against video pirates in China, an attorneyrepresenting the group said. Chinese movie patrons wait in front of Hollywood star Keanu Reevesposter in the movie Matrix Reloaded showing at Paradise Warner BrosCinema City in Shanghai July 18, 2003.

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