Rahul Gandhi will be flown in Madhya Pradesh today, will the road show in Bijul, Bhopal?

Rahul Bhel will address the workers' conference in Dussehra grounds. Before that they will also do a road show.

The Congress is going to demonstrate its power in front of Rahul Gandhi's roadshow in Bhopal on Monday. Rahul Bhel will address the workers' conference in Dussehra grounds. Before that they will also do a road show. Rahul Gandhi will leave the airport at around one-one o'clock in the morning, his roadshow will start from Red Valley, which will be held at Collectorate, VIP Road, Roshanpura intersection, board office. Meet the party workers and reach the Dussehra grounds of BHEL by 4 o'clock, covering 18 kilometers.

Rahul Bhel will address the workers' conference in Dussehra grounds. While the Congress Party has made extensive preparations for road shows, party ticket contenders on the other side are also displaying their power. Prior to Rahul Gandhi's visit to Bhopal, Congress has also played Hindutva card. In many posters in the city, he has been presented as a devotee. Rahul's visit to Bhopal is being seen as a formal election booth of Congress.

PM Modi will donate Rs 534 crore to Kashi on birthday, school cake will celebrate birthday cake with school children ?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate his birthday parliamentary constituency Varanasi on Monday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will celebrate his birthday parliamentary constituency Varanasi on Monday. On 17th September afternoon he will reach Banaras on the birthday. During the two-day tour, he will give the help of 534 crore rupees to the people of his constituency. Work on the battlefield has begun on their arrival. The Prime Minister will be going to Derraka via helicopter from Varanasi airport. From there, he will reach Narshur of Kashi Vidyapeeth Block and cut his cake between the children of primary school and celebrate his 68th birthday.

According to information from the Prime Minister's Office, PM Modi will arrive in the afternoon on his two-day Kashi tour on Monday. During this time he will go to Naroor village where he will interact with the children of primary school, assisted by the non-profit organization "Room to Read". Later, he will also interact with students of Kashi Vidyapeeth and assisted children in the Diesel Locomotive Works (DLW) campus. According to the statement of the Prime Minister's Office, PM Modi will lay the foundation stone of several development projects worth Rs 500 crore or inaugurate it on Tuesday.

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This program will be organized in the Amphitheater of Banaras Hindu University (BHU). The projects that will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister include Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) for Old Kashi and Atal Incubation Center in BHU. Apart from this, The foundation stone of the Regional Ophthalmology Center will also be kept by the Prime Minister. The statement said that the Prime Minister will also address a gathering.

Adult Film Star Stormy Daniels To Publish Book On Trump Affair In October ?

According to party sources, after celebrating their birthday among the children, the expansion of Kashi Vishwanath temple to the Prime Minister of the district administration in DeraKa, changes in the last four years in Varanasi, preparations for Pravasi Bharatiya Divas and relations related to development work in the city Will present in the presentation. Then in the movie hall of Derekka, Modi will see the movie 'Chalo Jeet Hain'. With the children, they will also worship Pooja in the prime minister Kashi Vishwanath temple. After the night break, Modi will be addressing the public meeting at BHU Amphitheater next day. During this time, he will inaugurate various projects including the various projects of Purvanchal Power Distribution Corporation Limited besides the Atal Incubation Center, Nagpur Village Drinking Water Scheme. Together they will lay foundation stone of the Ved Vignan Kendra and Regional Institute of Opthemology in BHU. After the public meeting, PM Modi will be leaving for Delhi.

Adult Film Star Stormy Daniels To Publish Book On Trump Affair In October ?

Stormy Daniels said the book, due to hit the shelves on October 2, would fill in

 details that were cut from her interview with the CBS show 60 Minutes earlier this year.

Adult film star Stormy Daniels said Wednesday she will publish an autobiography detailing her alleged affair with President Donald Trump in October, shortly before key US midterm elections.

Daniels, who says she had an affair with Trump in 2006, around the time that the reality television star's wife Melania had given birth to their son Barron, said she would dedicate the tell-all -- entitled "Full Disclosure" -- to her young daughter.

"You really didn't think I would hold anything back?" said Daniels on the ABC television show The View.

"I'm gonna write everything and include it and people can think what they want about me but at least it's the truth -- it's not like that they haven't been thinking that about me anyway," she said.

Daniels said the book, due to hit the shelves on October 2, would fill in details that were cut from her interview with the CBS show 60 Minutes earlier this year.

"Everybody knows that a lot of the 60 minutes (interview) was cut down for time," she said. "There are things that I said in my interview that I really wanted people to know, that were very important to me, that I didn't get to say."

She said she had been working on the book for about a decade, and it would recount details of her career in strip clubs and the pornographic movie industry.

She said that even though the book would be dedicated to her daughter, she would have to wait "until she is of a certain age" before allowing the girl to read it.

Trump has publicly denied the affair, although his personal lawyer Michael Cohen has pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations linked to hush money he paid Daniels through a front company.

The book is due out just over a month before the hotly contested midterms, and follows a slew of books that have revealed damning details about alleged chaos and in-fighting inside the Trump administration.

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"It's going to be a long three weeks until the book comes out for Donald Trump," said Michael Avenatti, Daniel's lawyer, who appeared on the show with her.

Congress Leaders Ride Bullock-Carts In Chhattisgarh To Protest Fuel Price ?

Leader of Opposition TS Singhdeo, who rode a bicycle to the Assembly complex, 

asked why the legislators including the party's state chief Bhupesh Baghel were 

stopped by police at the entrance.

Congress legislators reached the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly in bullock-carts and bicycles Wednesday to protest rising fuel prices.

Inside the House, Congress MLAs alleged that the BJP government used the administration to stop them from entering the Assembly premises in bullock carts and on bicycles, and demanded a discussion on the issue.

Leader of Opposition TS Singhdeo, who rode a bicycle to the Assembly complex, asked why the legislators including the party's state chief Bhupesh Baghel were stopped by police at the entrance.

Mr Baghel said this was a matter of breach of privilege and the government should give a reply in the House.

Senior Congress MLA Dhanendra Sahu alleged that women legislators were made to stand under the scorching sun for hours.

No law prevents MLAs from coming to the Assembly on a bicycle or in a bullock-cart, Congress MLAs said. 

Revenue Minister Prem Prakash Pandey said the administration was compelled to intervene to maintain law and order.

The Assembly session has been specially convened for two days for farmers' issues, but Congress members are interrupting the proceedings, he said, asking if this was not a breach of privilege.

Mr Baghel claimed that the Congress had informed the Assembly secretariat in advance that they will be reaching on bicycles and in bullock-carts.

But the whole district administration was pressed into service for stopping the Congress MLAs, he said, seeking a reply from Home Minister Ramsewak Paikra.

Speaker Gaurishankar Agarwal said he had already informed the Leader of Opposition that entry passes are not issued to bullock-carts.

Due to the ensuing commotion, the Speaker had to suspend the proceedings for ten minutes.

"No Request For Mamata Banerjee's Chicago Visit": Foreign Ministry ?

Spokesperson of the ministry Raveesh Kumar said the government did not 

receive any request for clearance for her visit.

The External Affairs Ministry on Wednesday dismissed reports that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was denied permission to visit Chicago to attend the world
 Hindu conference.

Spokesperson of the ministry Raveesh Kumar said the government did not receive any request for clearance for her visit.

"We did not receive any request for clearance regarding the visit of Ms Mamata Banerjee to Chicago for the event. The reports about the denial of permission are, therefore, not true," he said in response to a question on the reports.

The West Bengal chief minister had yesterday said, "I wanted to go to Chicago... I could not go there because of an unholy conspiracy hatched by certain people. This incident has given me a lot of pain."

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She had made the comment at a gathering in Belur Math, the global headquarters of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission, to mark 125th anniversary of Swami Vivekananda's historic speech at the Parliament of the World's Religions held in Chicago.

Cost of Delay In Jammu Kashmir Local Polls 4,500 crore: Officials ?

At a meeting, called by the state's new Governor Satyapal Malik,

 the matter was discussed threadbare. But there has been no decision about

 a time frame.

A delay in holding local body elections in Jammu and Kashmir will lead to a loss of almost Rs. 4,500 crore. This is the reason home ministry officials are citing for pushing ahead with the plans to hold urban local body elections in the state. A final decision, however, is pending.

At a meeting, called by the state's new Governor Satyapal Malik, the matter was discussed threadbare. But there has been no decision about a time frame.

Officials say the Centre is under a lot of pressure and is treading very carefully on the issue. "Any negative report about elections would reflect on the Governors' Rule in Jammu and Kashmir. As far as the panchayat polls are concerned, as they are held on non-partisan lines, they are also on schedule," he added.

The local bodies' elections have lost their sheen after the two key parties in the state, the National Conference and Mehbooba Mufti's PDP, pulled out of the elections alleging uncertainty over Centre's stand on Article 35A.

The Article passed through a Presidential order in 1954 has been challenged before the Supreme Court. The top court deferred the hearing to January after the Centre sought to citing holding of panchayat and civic elections in the state.

The whole of Kashmir Valley shares that anxiety. "There are reports that fruit grower organisations, houseboat owners and local traders might also give a boycott call. So effort is being made to dissuade them," a senior officer told NDTV.

The PDP has said holding the elections now will be a "mockery" of the democratic process.

State chief Secretary BVR Subrahmanyam earlier told reporters that the elections will be held as per schedule. "There will no change in dates... Three weeks from now we will have urban body elections and on the first week of November, we will have panchayat elections,'' he had said.

While the urban polls are scheduled for the first week of October, the panchayat elections are set to take place in December.

The government wants to push ahead with the elections following Prime Minster Narendra Modi's statement on Independence Day. The government, he said, is going to hold local bodies polls in Jammu and Kashmir in view of a large number of requests from the state's village headmen.

The last urban body elections were held in 2005. The National Conference has a strong hold in urban areas, but this time, they have boycotted the elections.

Panchayat elections are another matter, the officials say. "They are contested by locals very fiercely and people do participate in it in huge numbers," an official said.

After last panchayat elections in 2011, as many as two dozen sarpanches were killed. But locals then made it clear that panchayat elections are not related to Kashmir issue, but about everyday issues like bijli, sadak, pani (electricity, roads, drinking water)," adds an officer.

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The Centre has already agreed to send 221 companies of troops to the state for the elections.

"1 In A 1.3 Million": 28-Year-Old Immigrant Wins Lottery In Canada, Twice ?

Melhig Melhig, 28, won two scratch-off games in the space of five months.

 Total winnings? CAN $3.5 million (US $2.7 million).

A young west African immigrant who moved to Canada two years ago has hit the lottery jackpot -- twice.

Melhig Melhig, 28, won two scratch-off games in the space of five months. Total winnings? CAN $3.5 million (US $2.7 million).

"I want to improve my English and communication. And I want to learn something useful, like carpentry," Melhig told the Western Canada Lottery Corporation when asked what he would do with the money.

Melhig, who hails from west Africa but did not specify the country, moved to Winnipeg two years ago.

In April, he bought a ticket and won $1.5 million. Last month, he bought another ticket -- and won another $2 million.

With his first payout, he bought a new home for his wife and children. With the second windfall, he hopes to buy a business -- maybe a car wash or a gas station, he says -- and "go to school."

Melhig had a one in 900,000 chance of winning the first time, according to lottery officials. The second time, his odds were one in 1.3 million.

So what are the chances of someone winning two major jackpots in such a short period of time? Difficult to calculate, the Western Canada Lottery Corporation says.

Lottery officials say everything about his twin wins is legit.

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"We didn't find anything out of the ordinary and we are happy for him," lottery spokeswoman Andrea Marantz told AFP.