Mamata Banerjee 'speed breaker' in way of advancement: PM in Bengal

Siliguri: Taking a sharp burrow at West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday considered her the "speed breaker" in the way of advancement.

Propelling his survey crusade, PM Modi assaulted West Bengal CM and her administration over the chit subsidize tricks.
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Tending to swarm in West Bengal's Siliguri, PM Modi stated, "There is a speed breaker in West Bengal, who you know by the name of 'Didi'. This 'Didi' is the speed breaker of your improvement."
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Claiming that Banerjee does not think about poor people, Modi stated, "If neediness is expelled, her legislative issues will end. The equivalent is valid for the CPI(M)."

PM Modi additionally lashed out at TMC supremo for hauling out of the Ayushman Bharat protection venture.

Modi will address another rally in Kolkata later this evening.

Mamata Banerjee had changed her battle plan, presenting it by multi day so she could react to PM Modi's assaults. WINDOWS RESELLER HOSTING

India focused on Chabahar as Japan reiterates commitment to port project

BEIJING: Japan and India are finally moving to fructify their partnership for development of the Chabahar port in Iran with Tokyo committing investment to help improve Afghanistan's access to the port.

Afghanistan confirmed Japan's pledge to develop access for Chabahar after a visit last week by Japan's state minister for foreign affairs Kentaro Sonoura. India, Iran and Afghanistan signed a trilateral agreement last year in May for establishing transport and transit corridors for the strategically located port in Iran.

"This is significant as it reiterates Japan's interest in the Chabahar project and also its support to it," India's ambassador to Afghanistan Manpreet Vohra told TOI.

PM Narendra Modi and his counterpart Shinzo Abe last year discussed prospects for cooperation between India and Japan for promoting peace and prosperity in South Asia and neighbouring region through both bilateral and trilateral cooperation. Indian and Japanese officials are together working out details for development of infrastructure and connectivity for Chabahar.

Japan's interest in Chabahar is important for India as it can help New Delhi in ensuring timebound implementation of its commitment to develop the Iranian port, seen as a counterbalance to the China's Gwadar port barely 75 km away in Pakistan.

Source:-Timesofindia