....then chief minister Adityanath yogi will sleep in non-ac room!

Uttar Pradesh's new CM Mr. Adityanath yogi is known for his simplicity and very simple lifestyle. According to media sources even after becoming chief minister he will continue to sleep in a non air conditioned room as he used to sleep at Gorakhnath temple in Gorakhpur.

According to sources chief minister's house at 5 kalidas marg, Lucknow is being ready for yogi, and many of the things, for yogi, are being transported from Gorakhpur to Lucknow, to his new residency.

Also read - Five things you must know about Yogi Adityanath!

People associated with management of Gorakshapeeth at Gorakhpur said Yogi is known for his simplicity and even after becoming UP's chiefs minister his lifestyle will not change.

It is also said that yogi usually sleeps for four to five hours and remain busy in his work for rest of the time. Yoga and exercises are the most important ingredients of Yogi's daily routine.

Also read - Five big decisions for new UP.

Apart from these Yogi will continue doing Gau-seva in Lucknow. And few cows from Gorakhpur will also be transported to CM's new house in Lucknow.

5 big decisions for new Uttar Pradesh!

Yogi Adityanath, the new UP chief minister, seems to be face of change in Uttar Pradesh. The new CM has initiated multiple steps since taking charge on March 19. From ordering shutdown of illegal slaughter houses to forming anti Romio squad to stop eve-teasing, he is building a new structure of progress in Uttar Pradesh.

Here are five big decisions of Yogi Adityanath after becoming CM-

1) Anti Romio Squad – Keen on delivering Anti Romio Squad to stop eve- teasing to ensure safety of women in state, CM ordered state administration to form anti romio squad immediately. These squads are being formed in every districts of state.

2) Closure of slaughter houses – The Bhartiya Janta Party used the issue of slaughter houses in a big way during election campaign and now it want to deliver on the promise it made. Soon after taking the oath Yogi made it clear that closure of slaughter houses is on top of their government’s agenda. Till now there are number of illegal slaughter houses sealed in Gaziabaad and Allahabaad and some of the other part of state. He has also called for zero tolerance for cow smuggling in state.

3) Banning Pan, Tobacco in government buildings – Following his first visit to secretariat annexe building in Lakhnow, Yogi ordered administration to prohibit the use of Pan and tobacco in government offices, hospitals, schools and colleges. The deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya said, the satins on walls of secretariat building made CM off.

4) Stay on UPPSC results – The new government has ordered a stay on Uttar Pradesh public service commission results till further order of government, after complaints of massive irregularities in examinations.

5) 25 acre land for Ram museum – yogi Adityanath on met Union Tourism minister, Mr Mahesh Sharma and is learnt to have discussed the construction of huge Ramayana museum in ayodhya. The center already allocated the fund of Rs 154 crore for the project.

In addition to these CM Adityanath met state DGP and asked him to create a blueprint to resist the crime in state and also ordered state police to exercise zero tolerance towards crime and improving law and order.

5 things you must know about Yogi Aditya Nath!

Firebrand Hindutva leader Yogi Adityanath has took over as new chief minister of largest state of India, Uttar Pradesh, on 19^th March 2017.

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The controversial leader has always been in controversies for his hate speeches against Muslims. Even though he was not the first choice of BJP, he was elected as the leader of UP’s assembly with two deputies, Keshav Prasad Maurya and Dinesh Sharma.

Here are five things you must know about Yogi-

1) Early life - His real name is Ajay Singh Bisht. He studied B.sc in mathematics from Garhwal University in Uttarakhand and became Yogi at Gorakhnath temple in Gorakhpur in eastern UP, Where he is spending his life like a saint, feeding to animals and solving the problems of local public.

2) Political Debut - When his spiritual guru at Gorakhnath temple, Mahant Avaidyanath, quit politics as MP of Gorakhpur, Adityanath, at the age of 24, was elected as an MP of Gorakhpur in 1998. He was the youngest MP in 12^th Lok Sabha and has never lost any election since.

3) Early Activities - Adityanath founded a Hindu Yuva Vahini, a hindutva youth brigade that has been often accused for bringing communal tension in eastern UP. The brigade has been active as cow protection activists in region and put some of the candidates in UP assembly elections as well.

    

4) Head priest at Gorakhnath temple - He was appointed as Mahant of Gorakhnath temple after guru Avaidyanath died in 2014. Yogi was also made the peethadhiswar of Gorakhnath math.

   5) Connect with BJP – Yogi has had a tensed relationship with BJP and powerful Rashtriya Swayamsevak sangh (RSS) for creating a similar Hindutva community. Apart from this he often criticized dilution of BJP’s Hindutva ideology.  

Five hidden features of Rs 2,000 note!

On Tuesday, 8th Nov 2016, honourable prime minister of India Narendra Modi bought a big news for country. In his 40-minute speech on national television, honourable prime minister took a firm step on corruption and black money by banning Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes. This news made a hurry-scurry situation throughout the country. All in the middle of this news of brand new crisp 2000 Rs note has came out.

Five hidden features to check authenticity of note-

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1. There is a Ashoka pillar emblem to the right of the Mahatma Gandhi portrait and electrotype (2000) watermarks. It also have seven bleed lines and a rectangle as an identifying shape, as per the RBI guidelines, these are the identification and salient features for the visually impaired.

2. There is a windowed security thread with the inscriptions ‘Bharat’, RBI and 2000 on notes with colour shift. The colour of the thread changes from green to blue when the note is tilted.

3. According to sources, the security features of the new note include latent images, coloured strip security threads and watermarks. 

4. There is also a latent image with the denomination numeral 2000 that would be visible when the note is held at a 45 degree angle at eye level.

5. The new note have a see-through register with denominational numeral 2000, which can be visible when the currency is held against light.

Apart from this there was a rumour of notes being embedded with nano Gps chip(NGC), which can help to locate the position of note via a satellite system, RBI denied this news. There is no such chip in new note.

Also Read - Five resons behind bjp's victory in UP!

Rahul Gandhi’s name proposed in Guinness Book of World Records!

After Congress party faced brutal defeats in assembly elections of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, and had Goa and Manipur stolen right from the below of their noses by BJP, Congress's vice president Rahul Gandhi continues to be a butt of all the jokes on social media.

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This time a engineering student, Vishal Diwan, from Hoshangabad, Madhya Pradesh has proposed Rahul's name to Guinness book of world record for being defeated in more than 27 elections in India.

Vishal believes that the Congress's downfall in country is somewhere the results of Rahul's active participation in election campaign and media interactions. And thereby he wrote a letter to administration of Guinness book of world records and also paid the enrolment fees for the same. He has also got the letter of confirmation but the administration of book did not confirmed whether they will approve this kind of requests.

Rahul has always been trolled on social media by people for his political speeches and knowledge but this time it is the maximum amount of indignity he might be facing ever. And one can only say that Rahul is suffering from dark phase of his political career.

Also Read - Five things behind BJP's victory in UP.

Five reasons behind BJP's victory in UP!

With Modi-Shah duo, BJP made the spectacular sweep with a two-thirds majority and the largest vote share of any party in UP since 1957. Proving wrong to all those who thought Modi wave is no more, BJP has conquered largest state of country.

Let’s see what were the five major factors which stood behind this victory-

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1) Modi magic - Modi and his aggressive speeches has always been the point of trust in people from 2014 elections. Some political experts even accept Modi is the most popular political leader in India. In addition to this he did back to back rallies in his constituency in UP, Varanasi, and got the tremendous responses from people, which confirmed BJP's victory in UP.

2) Poor opposition - The direct opposition Samajwadi Party was internally feud by their own family members which gave BJP a strong political issue to dominate SP. Moreover SP's alliance with congress did the rest as congress is already facing a falling image throughout the nation. The other opposition party Mayavati's BSP has also failed in doing social engineering.

3) Pro steps - Few pro steps taken by BJP government in past went absolutely in their favour. They used surgical strike effectively to nourish nationalist side of their party. Gas cylinder distribution despite the cooperation of state government and demonetisation, all boosted their image on being against rich and corrupt people.

4) Development agenda - A super development agenda which BJP government delivered in center was another reason for their victory in UP. Under Modi's government India's economy seems to be trending in right direction. Even after demonetisation Modi government managed to maintain good GDP rates.

5) Organisation - BJP managed their campaigning in very controlled and organised manner while SP and BSP were far away from BJP in organising their campaign. BJP organised 88 youth-centric, 77 women-centric, 200 OBC-centric, 18 Dalit-centric and 14 trader-centric events, and held numerous state, regional and sector-level meetings with booth workers. Party also created 4 Facebook pages and 6,608 Watsapp groups to reach to voters. The 'Mann ki baat' campaign started by BJP got 34 lakhs responses.