Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner
Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

 

'Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

Gyanesh Kumar, an auxiliary IAS official from the Kerala branch, who has served as an Election Commissioner since March 15, 2024, took over the role of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on Wednesday.

Kumar takes over from Rajiv Kumar, who concluded his term on Tuesday after serving for four and a half years in the Election Commission. Vivek Joshi, the former chief secretary of Haryana, also assumed his role as an Election Commissioner, taking the position left vacant by Gyanesh Kumar’s advancement to CEC.

Upon assuming his new role, Kumar remarked: “Voting is the first step in nation building. Thus, every individual in India who has reached the age of 18 must register as a voter and participate in elections. In line with the Constitution of India, as well as the electoral laws, regulations, and directives released within it, the Election Commission has been, is, and will always stand by the electorate.”

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February 19, 2025 at 01:11PM
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February 19, 2025 at 01:13PM

SC refuses to entertain Bhooshun for petition of George Soros Funded ADR

 

SC turns down petition for ‘urgent hearing’ by Soros-funded ADR, had challenged appointment of Chief Election Commissioner: All you need to know about the case and the propaganda

On Tuesday (18th December), lawyer Prashant Bhushan, representing the Soros-funded Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), demanded the urgent hearing of a petition challenging the constitutionality of a law enacted by the Parliament for the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC).

The matter was heard by a 2-Judge Bench of Justice Surya Kant and Justice NK Singh. “It is listed tomorrow as item 41, I am requesting that it be taken at top of the Board. It’s exceedingly important for future of our democracy,” Prashant Bhushan argued.

Just to remind readers Pershant Bhooshun has been working with Soros Funded NGO's and Muslim Organisations. He has been instrumental in fighting cases for Islamic Terrorists and Anti BJP Govt Agents working at the behest of foreign power which pays them huge money in US $.

 

Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

 

'Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

Gyanesh Kumar, an auxiliary IAS official from the Kerala branch, who has served as an Election Commissioner since March 15, 2024, took over the role of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on Wednesday.

Kumar takes over from Rajiv Kumar, who concluded his term on Tuesday after serving for four and a half years in the Election Commission. Vivek Joshi, the former chief secretary of Haryana, also assumed his role as an Election Commissioner, taking the position left vacant by Gyanesh Kumar’s advancement to CEC.

Upon assuming his new role, Kumar remarked: “Voting is the first step in nation building. Thus, every individual in India who has reached the age of 18 must register as a voter and participate in elections. In line with the Constitution of India, as well as the electoral laws, regulations, and directives released within it, the Election Commission has been, is, and will always stand by the electorate.”

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February 19, 2025 at 01:11PM

Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

 

'Voting is the initial move in constructing a nation': Gyanesh Kumar steps in as Chief Election Commissioner

Gyanesh Kumar, an auxiliary IAS official from the Kerala branch, who has served as an Election Commissioner since March 15, 2024, took over the role of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on Wednesday.

Kumar takes over from Rajiv Kumar, who concluded his term on Tuesday after serving for four and a half years in the Election Commission. Vivek Joshi, the former chief secretary of Haryana, also assumed his role as an Election Commissioner, taking the position left vacant by Gyanesh Kumar’s advancement to CEC.

Upon assuming his new role, Kumar remarked: “Voting is the first step in nation building. Thus, every individual in India who has reached the age of 18 must register as a voter and participate in elections. In line with the Constitution of India, as well as the electoral laws, regulations, and directives released within it, the Election Commission has been, is, and will always stand by the electorate.”

Gyanesh Kumar appointed chief election commissioner

Gyanesh Kumar appointed chief election commissioner
Gyanesh Kumar appointed chief election commissioner

 

Panel led by the Prime Minister decides on the next CEC, Congress states it should have postponed the meeting 

The Congress party recommended that the government delay the session to choose the CEC until after the Supreme Court's hearing. 

As Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar's retirement approaches on Tuesday, February 18, the committee responsible for selecting his replacement convened on Monday and reportedly reached a decision. 

According to government sources mentioned in a PTI news report, it is anticipated that the announcement regarding the next CEC will be made "within a few hours." 

The selection committee includes Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a Union Minister chosen by the PM, and Rahul Gandhi, who is the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha. 

Nevertheless, Congress indicated that the government should postpone the meeting to appoint the CEC until the Supreme Court conducts its hearing. 

During a press conference on Monday, Congress leader Ajay Maken stated, "A meeting concerning the election of the Chief Election Commissioner occurred today. The Congress party is of the opinion that since the Supreme Court has indicated it will hear the matter on February 19 and a ruling will be provided regarding the committee's structure, today’s meeting ought to have been delayed..."

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February 18, 2025 at 09:13AM

Gyanesh Kumar appointed chief election commissioner

Gyanesh Kumar appointed chief election commissioner

 

Panel led by the Prime Minister decides on the next CEC, Congress states it should have postponed the meeting 

The Congress party recommended that the government delay the session to choose the CEC until after the Supreme Court's hearing. 

As Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar's retirement approaches on Tuesday, February 18, the committee responsible for selecting his replacement convened on Monday and reportedly reached a decision. 

According to government sources mentioned in a PTI news report, it is anticipated that the announcement regarding the next CEC will be made "within a few hours." 

The selection committee includes Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a Union Minister chosen by the PM, and Rahul Gandhi, who is the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha. 

Nevertheless, Congress indicated that the government should postpone the meeting to appoint the CEC until the Supreme Court conducts its hearing. 

During a press conference on Monday, Congress leader Ajay Maken stated, "A meeting concerning the election of the Chief Election Commissioner occurred today. The Congress party is of the opinion that since the Supreme Court has indicated it will hear the matter on February 19 and a ruling will be provided regarding the committee's structure, today’s meeting ought to have been delayed..."

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February 18, 2025 at 08:32AM

Date of Birth Analysis through Lo Shu Grid

                   Date of Birth Analysis through Lo Shu Grid

Introduction

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 Lo Shu Grid is an ancient Chinese numerology technique used for personality analysis, life predictions, and self-discovery. It originated from the Lo Shu Square, a 3x3 magic square with deep mystical significance in Chinese metaphysics. By analyzing an individual's date of birth, the Lo Shu Grid provides insights into strengths, weaknesses, and life paths.

History of Lo Shu Grid

The Lo Shu Square traces back to ancient China, where it was discovered on the back of a divine turtle emerging from the Luo River. This square, consisting of numbers 1 to 9 arranged in a 3x3 grid, is the foundation of numerology-based life analysis. Over time, the Lo Shu Grid became a crucial tool in Feng Shui and personal numerology.

How to Create a Lo Shu Grid

1. Write down the date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY) and separate the digits.

2. Place the digits in the corresponding grid positions:

   • 1: Represents Water (North) - Communication, intelligence
   • 2: Represents Earth (Southwest) - Relationships, sensitivity
   • 3: Represents Wood (East) - Creativity, expression
   • 4: Represents Wood (Southeast) - Planning, discipline
   • 5: Represents Earth (Center) - Adaptability, balance
   • 6: Represents Metal (Northwest) - Responsibility, wealth
   • 7: Represents Metal (West) - Wisdom, spirituality
   • 8: Represents Earth (Northeast) - Stability, inner strength
   • 9: Represents Fire (South) - Energy, leadership

3. Interpret the grid based on the presence or absence of numbers in each box.

Interpreting the Lo Shu Grid

• Missing Numbers: Represents weak areas in life requiring effort.
• Repeated Numbers: Signify strengths, dominant traits, or excessive tendencies.
• Number Combinations:
  • 1, 2, 3: Good communication and social skills.
  • 4, 5, 6: Practical and career-oriented.
  • 7, 8, 9: Spiritually inclined and intuitive.

Example of Lo Shu Grid Calculation

For a person born on 15/07/1992: Digits: 1, 5, 0, 7, 1, 9, 9, 2

4		9
	5	7
1		2

• Missing 3, 6, 8 suggests a need to develop creativity, financial discipline, and inner stability.
• Repeated 1 and 9 signifies strong leadership and intellectual capacity.

Conclusion

The Lo Shu Grid is a simple yet powerful method to gain insights into one’s personality and destiny. It helps individuals recognize their strengths and work on their weaknesses for a balanced life. Regularly analyzing and applying the principles of the Lo Shu Grid can lead to better decision-making and self-awareness.

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