Canada

MI Patel visited Lagislative Assembly of Alta Provins. Caanada with Mr.Fazal Udat and Mr.Firoz Udat.

Canada

MI Patel visited first Railway of Canada.

Clean india

I as a responsible citizen of  india commit that i will not throw any garbage/ waste  on road, street but throw only in dustbin or location provided for same.
I shall also spread this message among all my nearer  n  dearer ones.
I  request to join clean india beginning with ourselves...🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏  jay  hind...

Canada

Mi Patel visited Edmonton  Albarta Assembly. (Canadian state Albarta)

Canada

MI Patel visited with Mr.Fazal Udat and Mr.Firoz Udat at Canadian Islamic Center at Edmonton.

Canada.

MI Patel at Edmonton Airport with Mr.Fazal Udat. Mr.Firoz Udat and Mr.Asad.

Canada

MI Patel visited the Residence of  MACKENZIE KING who rulled 21 years as a Canadian Prime Minister.

Canada.

Going to Niagra falls from Toronto.Canada.

Hajj

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This application is available only for indians in the entire world.

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Canada

Mi Patel at the Official Residence og Governer General of Canada.

Congress.

कांग्रेस ने पिछले 60 साल मे देश को क्या नहीं दिया..?
•   देश को स्वतन्त्रता कराने मे सबसे बड़ा योगदान किसका है?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
•  देश मे लगभग 550 रियासतों को जोड़ने, 1960 मे गोवा और 1975 मे सिक्किम को राष्ट्र से किसने जोड़ा?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
•  पंचवर्षीय योजनाए लाकर देश
की आर्थिक प्रगति को किसने गति दी?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• 1965 मे पाकिस्तान को किसने सबक सिखाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• 1971 मे पाकिस्तान के 2 टुकड़े करके किसने बांगलादेश बनाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• 1970 के दशक मे हरित क्रांति के द्वारा देश को खाद्यान्न के मामले मे आत्म- निर्भर किसने बनाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• 1974 मे परमाणु विस्फोट करके देश को पहले 5 परमाणु शक्ति सपन्न राष्ट्रो की श्रेणी मे किसने खड़ा क्या?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• IIT, IIM, AIIMS, मेडिकल और इंजीनियरिग कालेज एवं केन्द्रीय विश्व विद्यालयों का जाल पूरे देश मे किसने फैलाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• थुंबा प्रक्षेपण केंद्र , साराभाई
अन्तरिक्ष केंद्र से लेकर देश के विभिन्न राज्यो मे सेना के
लिए टैंक, लड़ाकू हवाई जहाज, नवसेना के जहाज, पनडुब्बियाँ और प्रक्षेपास्त्र बनाने के कारखाने किसने लगाए?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• देश मे दूर संचार क्रांति और कंप्यूटर क्रांति किसने लायी?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• विदेशी मुद्रा भंडार के मामले मे देश को विश्व के प्रथम 10 देशों की सूची मे किसने स्थान दिलाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
• देश मे RTI कानून कौन लाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
* देश मे लोकपाल कौन लाया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
* देश मे अन्न सुरक्षा बिल कौन लाया ?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
* देश मे किसानो का 70,000 करोड़ कर्ज़ किसने माफ किया?
उत्तर- कांग्रेस
कुछ ऐसे लोग जिनके दादा परदादा परिवार के लिये दो वक़्त की रोटी और ढंग की लंगोटी का जुगाड़ नहीँ कर पाते थे आज वो महँगी महँगी गाड़ियों में चलते हैं और आलीशान महलों में रहते हैं और पूछते हैं कि कॉंग्रेस ने 60 सालों में क्या किया

Canada.

Good morning...
I am at Canada now, Pl call me at Indian time 6.00pm to 9.00pm on Viber only or massage on whatsapp....
Thanks.
M.I.Patel.
Secretary. AICC Min deptt.

Maharashtra.

The @prithvrj led #Maharashtra Govt. has ensured proper health measures for rural people launching many health schemes for them. #MahaHEALTH

More than Rs 250 crore has been invested in creating grading, packing, pre-cooling, and cold storages of foodgrain. #MahaHEALTH

607 deliveries were performed on-board ambulances of the Maharashtra Emergency Medical Services (MEMS) in the past five months. #MahaHEALTH

The Maharashtra Emergency Services play a major role in reducing the mortality rate at birth. #MahaHEALTH

The State Health Department imposes a fine of Rs. 300 against people who spit in civic hospitals. A great step to ensure #MahaHEALTH.

The state health has banned spitting in civic hospitals due to its ill effects on health. #MahaHEALTH

Election.

Mumbai: More than a lakh voters whose names figured in the "deleted voters" list during Lok Sabha polls in Maharashtra have registered afresh for the October 15 Maharashtra state assembly polls, official sources said.

The total number fresh voters who registered after Lok Sabha polls is more than 22 lakh, Maharashtra state Chief Electoral Officer Nitin Gadre told reporters.

The Election Commission will also use voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT), a method to provide feedback to voters, in select constituencies, Gadre said.

Of the more than 8.26 crore voters in Maharashtra, around 4.36 crore voters are males, while 3.89 crore voters are female, the bureaucrat said. Those wishing to enroll as voters could do so by
September 17, Gadre said.

"We are using post-2006 electronic voting machines and I can assure you that there won't be any glitches," Gadre said, responding to a query about objections raised by some political leaders since the machines were procured from Gujarat.

Maharashtra Assembly Election.

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Life dose not provide Warranties & Guarantees.
It only provides Possibilities & Opportunities,
Don't miss them, Make most of it.
🌝
Good Morning

Swagat

MI Patel ka swagat karte hue MRCC min deptt ki Secretary Ms.Farhat Shaikh at Mumbai.

Swagat.

MI Patel ka swagat karte hue GPCC min deptt ke vice chairman Maulana Salimbhai Sarodi. Goregaon Mumbai.

freedam fighter.

Lala Lajpat Rai pronunciation ,
(28 January 1865 – 17 November
1928) was an Indian Punjabi author
and politician who is chiefly
remembered as a leader in the
Indian fight for independence from
the British Raj. He was popularly
known as Punjab Kesari meaning The
Lion of Punjab also known as "Sher-
E- Punjab" in Punjabi. He was part
of the Lal Bal Pal trio. [1] He was
also associated with activities of
Punjab National Bank and Lakshmi
Insurance Company in their early
stages. He sustained serious
injuries by the police when leading
a non-violent protest against the
Simon Commission and died less
than three weeks later. His death
anniversary (November 17) is one of
several days celebrated as Martyrs'
Day in India.
Early life
Lajpat Rai was born in Dhudike (now
in Moga district , Punjab ) on 28
January 1865. [2][3][4] (The word
'Lala' is an honorific, applied to
prominent Hindu men of the time.)
His father was an Aggarwal by
caste .[5] Rai had his initial
education in Government Higher
Secondary School, Rewari (now in
Haryana, previously in Punjab), in
the late 1870s and early 1880s,
where his father, Radha Krishan,
was an Urdu teacher. Rai was
influenced by Hinduism and created
a career of reforming Indian policy
through politics and writing. [6]
(When studying law in Lahore, he
continued to practice Hinduism. He
became a large believer in the idea
that Hinduism, above nationality,
was the pivotal point upon which an
Indian lifestyle must be based.)
Hinduism, he believed, led to
practices of peace to humanity, and
the idea that when nationalist ideas
were added to this peaceful belief
system, a non-secular nation could
be formed. His involvement with
Hindu Mahasabha leaders gathered
criticism from the Bharat Sabha as
the Mahasabhas were non-secular,
which did not conform with the
system laid out by the Indian
National Congress.[7] This focus on
Hindu practices in the subcontinent
would ultimately lead him to the
continuation of peaceful movements
to create successful demonstrations
for Indian independence. He was a
devotee of Arya Samaj and was
editor of Arya Gazette , which he set
up during his student time. [8] After
studying law at the Government
College in Lahore, Lajpat Rai
practiced at Hissar and Lahore,
where he helped to establish the
nationalistic Dayananda Anglo-
Vedic School and became a follower
of Dayananda Sarasvati, the founder
of the conservative Hindu society
Arya Samaj (“Society of Aryans”).
After joining the Indian National
Congress, and taking part in
political agitation in the Punjab,
Lajpat Rai was deported to
Mandalay, Burma (Myanmar),
without trial, in May 1907. In
November, however, he was
allowed to return when the viceroy,
Lord Minto, decided that there was
insufficient evidence to hold him for
subversion. Lajpat Rai’s supporters
attempted to secure his election to
the presidency of the party session
at Surat in December 1907, but
elements favouring cooperation with
the British refused to accept him,
and the party split over the issues.
Graduates of the National College,
which he founded inside the
Bradlaugh Hall at Lahore as an
alternative to British institutions,
included Bhagat Singh.[9] He was
elected President of the Congress
party in the Calcutta Special
Session of 1920. [5] In 1921, He
founded Servants of the People
Society, a non-profit welfare
organization, in Lahore, which
shifted based to Delhi after
partition, and has branches in many
parts of India. [10]
Travels to America
See also: Ghadr Party
A banquet given in honor of Lala
Lajpat Rai by the California Chapter
of the Hindustan Association of
America at Hotel Shattuck in
Berkeley on 12 February 1916.
Lajpat Rai travelled to the US in
1907, and then returned during
World War I. He toured Sikh
communities along the US West
Coast; visited Tuskegee University
in Alabama; and met with workers
in the Philippines. His travelogue,
The United States of America
(1916), details these travels and
features extensive quotations from
leading African American
intellectuals, including W.E.B. Du
Bois and Fredrick Douglass. The
book also argues for the notion of
“color-caste,” suggesting
sociological similarities between
race in the US and caste in India.
During World War I, Lajpat Rai lived
in the United States, but he returned
to India in 1919 and in the following
year led the special session of the
Congress Party that launched the
noncooperation movement.
Imprisoned from 1921 to 1923, he
was elected to the legislative
assembly on his release.[11]
Commission protests and
death
Photo of Rai printed in the February
1920 issue of Young India.
In 1928, the British government set
up the Commission , headed by Sir
John Simon, to report on the
political situation in India. The
Indian political parties boycotted
the Commission, because it did not
include a single Indian in its
membership, and it met with
country-wide protests. When the
Commission visited Lahore on 30
October 1928, Lajpat Rai led silent
march in protest against it. The
superintendent of police, James A.
Scott, ordered the police to lathi
charge the protesters and
personally assaulted Rai. [12]
Despite being injured, Rai
subsequently addressed the crowd
and said that "I declare that the
blows struck at me today will be the
last nails in the coffin of British rule
in India". [13] He did not fully
recover from his injuries and died
on 17 November 1928 of a heart
attack. Doctors thought that Scott's
blows had hastened his death. [12]
However, when the matter was
raised in the British Parliament, the
British Government denied any role
in Rai's death. [14] Although Bhagat
Singh did not witness the event, [15]
he vowed to take revenge, [14] and
joined other revolutionaries,
Shivaram Rajguru, Sukhdev Thapar
and Chandrashekhar Azad , in a plot
to kill Scott. [16] However, in a case
of mistaken identity, Bhagat Singh
was signalled to shoot on the
appearance of John P. Saunders, an
Assistant Superintendent of Police.
He was shot by Rajguru and Bhagat
Singh while leaving the District
Police Headquarters in Lahore on 17
December 1928. [17] Chanan Singh,
a Head Constable who was chasing
them, was fatally injured by Azad's
covering fire. [18]
This case of mistaken identity did
not stop Bhagat Singh and his
fellow-members of the Hindustan
Socialist Republican Association
from claiming that retribution had
been exacted.[16]
Legacy
The statue of Rai at Shimla ,
Himachal Pradesh.
Rai has been described as "a pillar
of extremist nationalism in India".
[19]
The Lala Lajpat Rai Trust was
formed in 1959 on the eve of his
Centenary Birth Celebration, to
promote education. The trust was
founded by a group of Punjabi
philanthropists (including R.P Gupta
and B.M Grover) who have settled
and prospered in the Indian State of
Maharashtra . The Lala Lajpat Rai
University of Veterinary & Animal
Sciences , in Hisar, Haryana, is a
state university was created in
memory of Lajpat Rai. A statue of
Lajpat Rai stands at the central
square in Shimla, India (having
been originally erected in Lahore
and moved to Shimla in 1948).
Lajpat Nagar and Lajpat Nagar
Central Market in New Delhi, Lajpat
Rai Market in Chandani Chowk,
Delhi; Lala Lajpat Rai Hall of
Residence at Indian Institutes of
Technology (IIT) in Kanpur and
Kharagpur; as well as the Lala
Lajpat Rai Institute of Engineering
and Technology, Moga are named in
his honor. Also many institutes,
schools and libraries in his
hometown of Jagraon, district
Ludhiana are named after him. The
bus terminus in Jagraon, Punjab,
India is named after Lala Lajpat Rai.
Lala Lajpat Rai Hospital, Kanpur is
also named in his honor. Further,
there are several roads named after
him in many metropolis and other
towns of India
Gulab Devi Chest Hospital
Lajpat Rai's mother, Gulab Devi,
died of tuberculosis in Lahore. In
1927, Lajpat Rai established a trust
in her memory to build and run a
tuberculosis hospital for women,
reportedly at the location where she
had died. [20] This became known
as the Gulab Devi Chest Hospital
and opened on 17 July 1934.
LLRU University in Hisar
Lala Lajpat Rai University of
Veterinary and Animal Sciences in
Hisar, Haryana is named after Lala
Lajpat Rai.
Works
Rai’s writings include:
The Story of My Deportation (1908)
Arya Samaj (1915)
The United States of America: A
Hindu’s Impression (1916)
Unhappy India (1928)
Autobiographical Writings .
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