4G of Jakhars & Fake Einstein Disasters for Rahul Congress

April03, 2019 (C) Ravinder Singh ravindersinvent@gmail.com

It is extremely rare to find a real CEO Brain – who take decisionsSWIFTLY and ACURATELY - Congress has none. Just before polling is scheduled had released a very Complicated Election Manifesto and Rahul believed people are going to elect it with over 300 seats– when Congress is not likely to win even 100 may be 20 seats only. 2014 Data for Delhi -

Parties	New Delhi	NE Delhi	E. Delhi	New Delhi	NW Delhi	W. Delhi	S. Delhi
BJP	437938	596125	572202	453350	629860	651395	497980
AAP	301618	452041	381739	290642	523058	382809	390980
Congress	176206	214792	203240	182893	157468	193266	125213
	Kapil Sibal		S. Dikshit	Ajay Makan

Ruling at Center for 10 years, Delhi state for 15 years Congress was Wiped Out in Delhi in both Center and state – most other states as well –yet it didn’t want alliances with BETTER Performing Parties in their strongholds.

Rahul Gandhi was expected in 2014 itself to Look for New Candidates and Alliances all over India – reduced to 44 seats. 178 Congress Candidates Lost Deposits or Candidates ranked third – at least such candidates OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN REPLACED.       

Four Generations of Jakhars Let Down Punjab India

Balram Jakhar was shedding tears because Kinnows of Ajay Jakhar fetch just Rs.25/Kg – I asked Director of Punjab Agriculture ‘How Much Do You Get?’ – Rs.8/kg – when retail price in Delhi was Rs.40/Kg.

Jakhars have ON FARM PRIMARY PROCESSING, but would recommend One Food Processing Unit in 100-500 villages or a Food Processing Cluster for 4000 Villages.

14. Congress promises to formulate a policy to enable the construction of modernwarehouses, cold storage and food processing facilities in every block of the country.

08. Congress promises to work with State Governments to digitise land ownership and land tenancy

records and, in particular, recognise ownership and tenancy rights of women farmersand ensure women get the benefits of agriculture related schemes.

Land holdings are already too small in India – 90% farmers depend on High Cost Tube-wells or Rain God for Irrigation. NO MENTION OF DAMS, PARTICULARLY IN HIMALAYAS & IRRIGATION, FLOOD PROTECTION in Manifesto.

Jakhar MISCHIEF is to ‘CUT LAND HOLDING TO A THIRD’EVERY 20 YEARS.

Sam Pitroda and Jairam Ramesh are PATHETIC – INC is not to PROMOTE INVENTORS but let AMBANIs acquire PATENTS Cheaply.

08. Congress will acquire patents, create a patent pool and make advanced technologies available to small and medium businesses.

Congress required QUALIFIED EXPERTS to Run The Elections, Government.

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Md Zamal Hossain Mollah steals the show

Md Zamal Hossain Mollah steals the show with a sensational 63 on final day of Bengal Open Golf Championship 2019 Presented By West Bengal Tourism & Powered By Tollygunge Club


Zamal goes 15-under and error-free on last two days to clinch first title in India and break seven-year winless streak

Honey Baisoya secures runner-up

Kolkata, March 15, 2019: It turned out to be an unbelievable week for Bangladesh’s Md Zamal Hossain Mollah who stole the show on the final day of the inaugural Bengal Open Golf Championship 2019 Presented By West Bengal Tourism & Powered By Tollygunge Club.

The 34-year-old Zamal, who had made a relatively slow start to the event with scores of 68 and 69 to languish at tied 39^th at the halfway stage, came roaring back with remarkable bogey-free efforts of eight-under-62 and seven-under-63 over the next two days to clinch the title by one shot at 18-under-262.

The victory was all the more sweet for Zamal (68-69-62-63), who gained 11 places on the last day, as it happened to be his first in India and also brought an end to his painful seven-year winless streak on the TATA Steel PGTI.

Delhi’s Honey Baisoya (64-64-65-70), the overnight leader by two shots, couldn’t replicate his form from the previous rounds as he shot a sedate 70 to settle for second place at 17-under-263 at the Rs. 30 lakh event.

Zamal Hossain Mollah, lying overnight 12^th and six off the lead, didn’t look threatening in the early stages of round four as he managed just two birdies on the front-nine, both long conversions on the second and fifth. But his flurry of four consecutive birdies from the 10^th to the 13^th, thanks to a hot putter, put him firmly in contention.

The Dhaka-based Mollah’s chipping form also helped his cause as he played a couple of exquisite chip shots to set up short putts for birdies on the 13^th and 15^th and another short putt for the all-important par on the 18^th. He thus ended up with the day’s best score for the second day in succession.

Zamal, whose third round of 62 was the tournament’s joint best score, in effect won his third title on the PGTI and second as a professional. He had won the 2009 Bangladesh Open as an amateur at his home course, the Kurmitola Golf Club in Dhaka. The light-eyed Mollah won the same tournament again at the same venue in 2012 but this time as a professional.

The win at Tollygunge, Zamal’s first outside his native Bangladesh, has lifted him from 46^th to sixth position in the TATA Steel PGTI Order of Merit as he took home a prize money cheque worth Rs. 4,84,950. Mollah, who will now bag 5 Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points for his effort, is likely to make significant gains from his current 940^th place in the world when the new rankings list is released on Monday, March 18.

Mollah, perhaps Bangladesh’s second most successful golfer after Md Siddikur Rahman, said, “My putting came good after a long time and that’s what made all the difference on the last two days. In the first two rounds I missed as many as seven putts from a range of three feet. But all that changed from round three onwards. I hardly put a foot wrong since the start of round three and that explains my combined tally of 15-under over the last two days.

“It feels great to achieve my first PGTI win outside my home course and in India. I’m also delighted to have won on the PGTI after such a long gap. I was disappointed to lose out after coming close a few times in recent years. I feel my putting stroke is back and that will help me get better results in the near future.

“The turning point for me today was making four birdies in a row from the 10^th to the 13^th. The superb bunker shot that led to a tap-in birdie on the 13^th really lifted my confidence. I felt I needed two to three more birdies after that but as it turned out just one more birdie on the 15^th was good enough.

“I will now carry this form and confidence into the Indian Open which begins in two weeks and also into the Asian Tour event at my home course in Bangladesh which will be played next month.”

Honey Baisoya seemed to be on course to his seventh title when he birdied the seventh and 10^th to build a healthy three-shot lead. However, the leader from rounds two and three, had a forgettable 13^th hole where he hit his drive out of bounds and as a result dropped a double-bogey there.

Baisoya, trailing Zamal by one going into the last hole, had his chance of taking the match into a playoff when he needed a 20-feet birdie conversion on the 18^th. However, he missed by a whisker.

Chandigarh’s Karandeep Kochhar (66) and Delhi’s Rashid Khan (68) took a share of third place at 16-under-264.

Shankar Das had the best finish among the Kolkata golfers. He ended tied seventh at 14-under-266.

Kolkata’s Sunit Chowrasia was tied 16^th at 10-under-270 while his uncle SSP Chawrasia closed the week in tied 30^th at five-under-275.

Bengaluru’s Rahil Gangjee, who returned to his original home course, finished tied 27^th at seven-under-273.

Gurugram-based Abhishek Kuhar made a hole-in-one on the eighth during his final round of 68. He claimed 29^th place at six-under-274.