Manufactured row exposes Rahul Gandhi’s immaturity and media’s lack of due diligenceaccording to MHA notification


File photo of Congress president Rahul Gandhi.

Media’s ill-informed debates add to the confusion and important questions are buried in the din.
India’s oldest political party is taking a dangerous turn towards immaturity under its newest president.

The manufactured “controversy” over MHA notification on government agencies authorised to intercept ‘private’ communications brings out two issues very clearly. One, Indian media is prone to jumping to conclusions without due diligence. These make for ill-informed debates and dumbing down of political discourse. Two, India’s oldest political party is taking a dangerous turn towards immaturity under its newest president.

Let’s begin with the second point. There is no doubt that Rahul Gandhi has managed to energise the Congress cadre and, even more importantly, infuse a modicum of unity in a party that has traditionally been prone to infighting and factionalism. It has been said long enough that Congress is its own worst enemy.

Though his mantle was the result of dynastic entitlement and not inner-party democracy, nevertheless in his first year as president, Rahul has brought warring factions together and infused a sense of purpose in the veins of the grand old party. He has also put together an excellent team to manage big data and effectively use it in shaping political narratives. The Congress ran BJP close in Gujarat and snatched away three Hindi heartland states from the saffron unit. Rahul may legitimately claim credit for it.

To set an early electoral agenda and turn around Congress’s fortunes in 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Rahul — perhaps acting on inputs from his team of crack data analysers — has decided that he should launch an aggressive, frontal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi whose steady popularity (see survey reports in November 2017 and November 2018) remains BJP’s biggest asset and Congress’s key concern. Nothing wrong with Rahul’s strategy, except that in order to target Modi through a vilification campaign — perhaps to show him as corrupt, hateful, dictatorial and pull him down from the pedestal a few notches — the Congress president has frequently tried to take shortcuts where none exist.

From indulging in theatrics such as the hug-and-wink routine in Parliament, gaslighting on ‘single-rate’ GST, launching a post-truth narrative on Rafale, calling the prime minister a “thief” to spinning a 2009 UPA-era law as an example of Modi’s “insecure dictatorship”, Rahul’s personalised and shrill campaign has frequently crossed all boundaries and broken all conventions. This wouldn’t have mattered had the Congress president been able to buttress his accusations with facts or even a smoking gun but in absence of either, the campaigns have become steadily harsher and fantastic.

Take the GST, for instance. Malaysia, which is a much smaller nation compared to India, recently scrapped its deeply unpopular ‘single-rate’ GST though it was envisaged as a “less complex” tax. It will be even more difficult to implement such a uniform rate in a much larger and socio-economically more complex nation such as India. Yet Congress, which has no skin in the game because it isn’t in power, has been pressing for a ‘single-slab’ GST and Rahul has targeted Modi over what he calls ‘Gabbar Singh Tax’.

This might be a catchy political slogan but it reflects immaturity of the leadership. It also carries little economic or even political sense, considering the fact that GST rates are decided by a GST Council comprising representatives from all parties. Even if we leave aside the impossibility of taxing luxury yachts and tea at the same rate, Rahul may remember that the Congress-led UPA left behind the legacy of 31 percent indirect tax on most items, that weakens his moral position on this issue.

On Rafale, for instance, Rahul Gandhi’s tone-deaf campaign has left little space for an informed debate. In a short span of time, Rahul has called the Union defence minister a liar; the Union finance minister a liar; the prime minister a liar; the Dassault CEO a liar; and has implied that even French president Emmanuel Macron was lying. Congress has ended up calling the Indian Air Force chief a liar and has cast aspersions against even the Supreme Court for passing a verdict on Rafale that wasn’t to its liking. In short, the argument seems to be that everyone but the Congress president is lying on Rafale.

On the MHA notification, the latest flashpoint between BJP and the Opposition, Rahul’s tweet indicates that the prime minister is showing signs of “insecure dictatorship” by bringing in a law that enables the state to snoop on every computer and a citizen’s private data.

Congress has launched a ‘stalker sarkar’ campaign against the NDA on social media and senior leaders have called the notification an “assault on people’s fundamental rights” and the law “violative of the right to privacy guaranteed by the Constitution”. While the larger points on ‘national security versus privacy’ needs to be debated in light of the Supreme Court’s recent judgment on Aadhaar, Congress position on this issue reeks of hypocrisy, given the fact that this UPA-era law was brought by the Manmohan Singh government in 2009. All provisions invoked by the MHA notification on Friday were contained within that law.

For instance, on government surveillance over private data and its interception, a statement by RPN Singh — minister of state in Union ministry of home affairs on 11 February, 2014, in the UPA 2 government — tabled in Lok Sabha reveals that “incidents of physical/electronic surveillance in the States of Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, and the National Capital Territory of Delhi, allegedly without authorization have been reported.” The minister’s statement also reveals that “Standard Operating Procedures for Interception, Handling, Use, Sharing, Copying, Storage and Destruction of records have been issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs to the Central Law Enforcement Agencies.”

As Jaitley has pointed out in his blog, during UPA-II in a detailed debate in Parliament relating to corporate lobbyist, then Home Minister P Chidambaram had indirectly admitted in Parliament that the lobbyist’s phone was “under vigil”. Chidambaram had argued strongly in favour of tax evasion being a valid ground for interception and had insisted that the “government was entitled to tap conversations if they relate to any transaction that needed to be investigated.”

So, a legitimate question that one may ask the Congress president is this: Was he referring to his own government while tweeting on turning India into a “police state”?

The Congress president’s brazenly contradictory positions and immature assertions spring from a belief that either the media will fail to hold him accountable for taking liberties with facts, or the media is too busy jumping to conclusions to verify facts and conduct due diligence before taking positions. It is the job of the media to ask questions of the government in power and put its actions to scrutiny, but if that job leaves large factual gaps, the entire edifice falls apart and ‘questioning’ becomes an extension of ‘campaigning’.

Even a perfunctory scrutiny of the recent MHA notification would have been enough to show that the notification is not an “expansion” of the government’s power but a reassertion of its existing powers. In fact, by notifying the names of the agencies that are authorised to collect such sensitive information, the government may have removed some ambiguities from the law that could have enabled a zealous agency to overstep some boundaries.

There is no doubt that the existing law still leaves enough gaps for the state to exploit but when the fundamental question is whether India should have a proper judicial framework for acts of surveillance instead of delegating such authority to bureaucrats, little point is served in political blame-gaming. Media’s ill-informed debates add to the confusion and important questions are buried in the din.

Govt. is committed to make law against Triple Talaq

PM Modi made these remarks while addressing the National Convention of BJP`s Mahila Morcha.

GANDHINAGAR: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that his government was committed to bringing a stringent law against the evil practice of triple talaq to ensure social justice for Muslim women, despite all “obstacles” from fundamentalists and Opposition.

“Despite all the obstacles, despite resistance from the fundamentalists and the Opposition, the government is committed to making a law against triple talaq so that our Muslim women get rid of big insecurity in their social life,” the PM said

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing National Convention of BJP Mahila Morcha in Gujarat:We’ve made efforts to ensure women get security and freedom from bias. Despite several difficulties, protests from extremists and opposition we’re committed to bring a law on triple-talaq

PM Modi made these remarks while addressing the National Convention of BJP`s Mahila Morcha here. 

The BJP government had brought the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) last year and got it passed in the Lok Sabha the same day but the Bill was stonewalled in the Rajya Sabha where the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) lacks majority. 

The Congress-led Opposition had expressed serious concerns over making triple talaq a criminal offence.

Under the proposed law, a man could be jailed for upto three years for pronouncing an instant divorce (triple talaq) to his wife, which is legitimate under the Hanafi school of Islamic jurisprudence. 

Subsequently, the BJP government brought an Ordinance on the subject in September this year which has to be replaced by law in the current session. Failing which, it will lapse.

PM Modi said the government had already done away with the condition of a `mehram` (a male guardian including husband or first blood relations) to accompany a woman on Hajj.

Earlier, Muslim women from India could not go on Haj alone. The government did away with the condition last year and around 1,300 women performed the Hajj without a mehram. 

Speaking at the event, PM Modi listed a number of schemes that his government has brought for the welfare of women such as Ujjawala and Surakshit Matritva among others.

“Women are at the centre of several flagship programmes of this government…for the first time there are two women in the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS),” he said.

Never asked Alka Lamba to resign: Sisodiya

AAP leader Manish Sisodia brushed aside reports that party chief Arvind Kejriwal has sought MLA Alka Lamba’s resignation after she disagreed with the resolution.  The massive ‘U’ Turn Politics

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Jarnail Singh Saturday clarified that the resolution passed in the Delhi Assembly on Friday did not include a demand that former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi be stripped of the Bharat Ratna for justifying the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. “It was my feeling and I said it. Technically, it wasn’t in the notice,” Singh was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.

Meanwhile, AAP MLA Alka Lamba said that she is not quitting the party, putting to rest reports that party chief Arvind Kejriwal has sought her resignation after she disagreed with the resolution. Earlier, AAP leader and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had said, “No resignation has been sought and from no one, all these are rumours,” he told reporters.

The explanation from the two leaders came a day after a massive crisis broke out within AAP over the resolution which was introduced in the Delhi Assembly. AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bhardwaj had on Friday claimed that the resolution did not contain the part on Rajiv. “Malviya Nagar MLA Somnath Bharti added the line on his own. It was his demand,” he had said.

Sources had also said that disciplinary action was ordered against Bharti and Lamba. Lamba had told media persons, “The party chief has officially asked me to resign. I haven’t so far but I am ready to do so in the morning. The party was in favour of passing the resolution asking for the return of the Bharat Ratna awarded to Rajiv Gandhi. I disagreed with that… I put out two lines (on Twitter). The party asked me to delete the two lines and I did…”

Bharti was not available for comment.

BJP to move SC against Calcutta High Court order restraining its ‘Rath Yatras’ in West Bengal

BJP President Dilip Ghosh said the party will continue to hold protest meets to condemn the state government’s attempts to stall the rath yatras. The party was scheduled to begin its rath yatras from December 7

A day after the division bench of Calcutta High Court stayed BJP’s rath yatraprogramme in West Bengal, the saffron party Saturday announced that it will move a vacation bench of the Supreme Court challenging the order, news agency ANI reported.

Earlier, BJP President Dilip Ghosh had said the party will continue to hold protest meets to condemn the state government’s attempts to stall the rath yatras.

The ruling TMC, however, had welcomed the division bench order. “We have full faith in the judiciary and we welcome the order. Those who will try to disrupt peace in the state in the name of taking out rath yatra will not be with dealt casually,” said TMC secretary-general Partha Chatterjee.

The BJP was scheduled to begin its rath yatras from December 7. On December 6, a Calcutta High Court single-judge bench had refused the BJP permission. The party had then approached the division bench, which asked the state Chief Secretary, Home Secretary and DGP to hold a meeting with three representatives of the BJP and take a decision by December 14.

On December 15, the administration refused permission, following which the BJP moved the HC again on Monday. Subsequently, the single-judge bench Thursday had allowed BJP to hold the rath yatra on certain conditions. It said that courts can “interfere” if the administration exercises its discretionary power in a “whimsical and unreasonable manner”.

Now Imran will ‘show Modi govt how to treat minorities’

“We will show the Modi government how to treat minorities…Even in India, people are saying that minorities are not being treated as equal citizens,” Pakistan PM Imran Khan said referring to Naseeruddin Shah’statement.  Imran’s statement shows as if he is in opposition and is ruling in one of the Indian state

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday said he will “show” the Narendra Modi government “how to treat minorities”, amidst a controversy over Bollywood actor Naseeruddin Shah’s remarks on mob violence in India. Shah finds himself at the centre of a major controversy over his remarks on the spate of mob lynching cases in India following the killing of a policeman in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr district earlier this month.

Addressing an event to highlight the 100-day achievements of the Punjab government in Lahore, Khan asserted that his government is taking steps to ensure that religious minorities in Pakistan get their due rights, which was also a vision of the country’s founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

Khan said his government will make it sure that the minorities feel safe, protected and have equal rights in ‘New Pakistan’. “We will show the Modi government how to treat minorities…Even in India, people are saying that minorities are not being treated as equal citizens,” he said referring to Shah’s statement.

In a video interview with Karwan-e-Mohabbat India, the veteran actor said the death of a cow was being given importance over killing of a policeman in India. He said the “poison has already spread” and it will be now difficult to contain it.

“It will be very difficult to capture this jinn back into the bottle again. There is complete impunity for those who take law into their own hands…I feel anxious for my children because tomorrow if a mob surrounds them and asks, ‘Are you a Hindu or a Muslim?’ they will have no answer. It worries me that I don’t see the situation improving anytime soon,” Shah added.

The Pakistani premier said if justice is not given to the weak then it will only lead to uprising. Giving an example, he said, “The people of East Pakistan were not given their rights which was the main reason behind the creation of Bangladesh.”

On December 3, Inspector Subodh Kumar Singh and a student, Sumit Kumar, were killed in mob violence in Bulandshahr after cow carcasses were found strewn around. The main accused in the case is a local Bajrang Dal leader, Yogesh Raj.

चंडीगढ़ को बालकों के अनुरूप बनाने की एक खुशनुमा कोशिश

आओ हम सब मिलकर बनाए  बाल मैत्रिक चंडीगढ़300 बच्चों  के लिए दी आर्ट्स आर्ट बाई कृष्णा द्वारा स्ट्रिंग पपेट शो भी आयोजित हुआ 

चंडीगढ़ 22 Dec: 

आओ हम सब मिलकर बनाए  बाल मैत्रिक चंडीगढ़ आज सेंट स्टीफन स्कूल में स्माइल फाउंडेशन ,डॉन बॉस्को नवजीवन सोसायटी, रोटरी क्लब ,मानव विकास समिति, सेंट्रल सोशल वेलफेयर बोर्ड यंग एट रिस्क  के सौजन्य से चंडीगढ़ को बाल मैत्रिक चंडीगढ़ बनाने के  प्रोजेक्ट की शुरुआत हुई इस प्रोग्राम का लोगो पहले ही माननीय राज्यपाल व चंडीगढ़ के प्रशासक बी पी सिंह बदनोर द्वारा किया जा चुका है। इस सांझा मंच का मकसद है चंडीगढ़ में बच्चों को अपने अधिकारों की जानकारी देना और प्रशासनिक अधिकारियों को इनसे परिचित कराना है ताकि सारे बच्चे अपने अधिकारों को पहचाने और उनको हासिल करें और अपना स्वस्थ जीवन का हक पा सकें  गौरतलब है कि भारत की बहुत सारे बच्चे गरीबी रेखा से नीचे जी रहे हैं और स्कूलों में नहीं जा पाते व बेसिक शिक्षा से भी दूर रहते है । इस प्रोजेक्ट का मकसद यह रहेगा कि बच्चों की अपलिफ्टमेंट के लिए काम किया जा सके वह आज की प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस में डॉन बॉस्को के फ़ादर रेजी टॉम बताया कि इन सब संस्थाओं को साथ लेकर जिसमें खास जिक्र के हकदार हैं  सेंट स्टीफन स्कूल, स्माइल फाउंडेशन के विनीत मरवाहा, नील रॉबर्ट चंडीगढ़ चाइल्ड वेलफेयर कमेटी के पूर्वचेयरमैन, मीनाक्षी रोटरी क्लब, चाइल्ड लाइन की  श्रीमती कमलेश तमनजीत कौर कोऑर्डिनेटर। इस प्रोजेक्ट में  डान बास्को का साथ देंगे, फादर रजि टोम ने सेंट स्टीफन स्कूल को इस प्रोजेक्ट के लिए स्पेशल भागीदारी का धन्यवाद किया इस मौके पर कमलजीत सिंह प्रेसिडेंट वूमेन एंड चाइल्ड केयर फाउंडेशन स्टेट लीगल एडवाइजर एडवोकेट माथुर जी भी मौजूद रहे।

Traffic police is prone to lung diseases:Dr. Ravinder Khaiwal

Today On 22.12.18 a workshop on health effect of Air pollution was held at Auditorium of Traffic and security lines, Sector-29, Chandigarh   Dr Suman Mor Asstt Prof Deptt of Environment studies Panjab University, Dr Ravinder Khaiwal Addl Prof. Deptt of Community medicine & Public Health PGI and Mr Vikram Hans MD Multi gave presentation on the effect of air pollution to human body in short and long term. They specially explain how the polluted air affect  the traffic cops who are facing more than one lac vehicles each day. They suggested that traffic cops must wear masks on duty and take care of their health. Dr. Ravinder Khaiwal demonstrates how one cigarette affects the lungs of human body. Mr Vikram Hans handed over 250 masks to SSP/Security and traffic to distribute among the traffic staff. On this occasion Sh Shashank Anand, IPS. SSP/Security & traffic, Sh Jaswinder Singh, DSP/Traffic/Admn and Insp/Traffic/Admn. Mrs Sita were also present in the workshop. 

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22.12.2018

Special drive against consuming liquor at public place was carried out at different parts of the city in which total 12 cases U/S 68-1 (B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 IPC got registered.

 In continuation of a special drive against consuming liquor at public place, yesterday, the drive was carried out at different parts of the city. Under this drive total 12 different cases U/S 68-1(B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 IPC got registered in different police stations of Chandigarh in which total 14 persons were arrested while consuming liquor at public   place. All later on bailed out. The detail of police Stations in which cases U/S 68-1 (B) Punjab Police Act 2007 & 510 got registered:- PS- 17= 3 cases, PS- 31 = 1 case, PS- 34 = 1 case, PS- 36 = 2 cases, PS- 39 = 5 cases. 

This drive will be continuing in future, the general public is requested for not breaking the law.

01 car in which the persons drinking liquor was taken into police possession.

One arrested for possessing illegal liquor

Chandigarh Police arrested Rahul R/o # 2771, DMC, Chandigarh from near Small Chowk, Karan Taxi Stand, Sector-38/W, Chandigarh while illegally possessing 1 bottle and 20 quarters of country made liquor on 21.12.2018. A case FIR No. 241, U/S 61-1-14 Excise Act has been registered in PS-Maloya, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

MV Theft

Sh. Rajesh R/o # 38, Phase-3B1, Sector-60, Distt.-Mohali, Punjab reported that unknown person stolen away complainant’s Electric Honda Scooty while parked near Rain Basera, ISBT, Sector-17, Chandigarh on 10.12.2018. A case FIR No. 385, U/S 379 IPC has been registered in PS-17, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Sh. Ram Pukar Shah R/o # 538, Gas Colony, Village-Daria, Chandigarh reported that unknown person stolen away complainant’s Activa scooter No. CH-01BL-8669 from Astha Nursery near Poultry farm, Sunder Nagar, Mauli Jagran, Chandigarh on 10.12.2018. A case FIR No. 353, U/S 379 IPC has been registered in PS-Mauli Jagran, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Sh. Arun R/o # 2605/2, Phase-2, Ramdarbar, Chandigarh reported that unknown person stolen away complainant’s Motor Cycle No. CH-01BH-6905 while parked near # 909, Phase-2, Ramdarbar, Chandigarh on 21.10.2018. A case FIR No. 445, U/S 379 IPC has been registered in PS-31, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

Case registered against person failed to appear in Court

A case FIR No. 444, U/S 174-A IPC has been registered in PS-31, Chandigarh against Ravi Kumar @ Rinku Sahota R/o Valmiki Mohalla, Fagwara Road, Banga, SAS Nagar, Distt.-Mohali, Punjab who did not appeared in the Hon’ble Court and has been declared P.O by the order of Sh. Parveen Kumar, JMIC, 1st class, U.T. Chandigarh . Investigation of the case is in progress.

Assault

A case FIR No. 357, U/S 323, 324, 341 IPC has been registered in PS-Ind. Area, Chandigarh on the complaint of a lady resident of Colony No.4, Chandigarh who alleged that Gola attacked on complainant’s son namely Durgesh age about 15 years with ice pick on neck near Kabir Mandir, Colony No.4, Chandigarh on 21.12.2018. Durgesh got injured and admitted in GMCH-32, Chandigarh. Investigation of the case is in progress.

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दैनिक राशिफल 22 दिसंबर 2018

मेष —ईर्ष्यालु व्यक्तियों से सावधान रहें। पीठ पीछे षड्यंत्र रच सकते हैं। शत्रुता बढ़ेगी। चोट व रोग से हानि के योग हैं। बुद्धि से कार्य करें। कार्यसिद्धि होगी। पारिवारिक रिश्तेदार मिलने घर आ सकते हैं। व्यय होगा। अच्छे समाचार मिलेंगे। जोखिम उठाने का साहस कर पाएंगे। धनार्जन सहज ही होगा। क्रोध न करें। प्रसन्नता में वृद्धि होगी।

वृष —नवीन वस्त्राभूषण पर व्यय होगा। यात्रा मनोनुकूल रहेगी। नए कार्य मिल सकते हैं। रोजगार में वृद्धि होगी। निवेश शुभ रहेगा। नौकरी में उच्चाधिकारियों का सहयोग व प्रसन्नता प्राप्त होंगे। भाग्य अनुकूल है, लाभ लें। आशंका से बाधा संभव है। परिवार के साथ समय सुखमय गुजरेगा। व्यस्तता रहेगी। झंझटों में न पड़ें।

मिथुन— किसी बड़े के खर्च के होने के योग हैं। यात्रा में जल्दबाजी न करें। दूसरों से अपेक्षा न करें। सहयोग नहीं मिलेगा। स्वास्थ्य कमजोर रहेगा। शत्रु सक्रिय रहेंगे। जोखिम व जमानत के कार्य टालें। आय में कमी रह सकती है। धैर्य रखें। समय जल्दी ही बदलेगा। लाभ होगा। क्रोध व उत्तेजना पर नियंत्रण रखें। अपरिचित व्यक्ति की बातों में न आएं।

कर्क— शारीरिक कष्ट से बाधा संभव है। सावधानी रखें। डूबी हुई रकम प्राप्त होने के योग बनते हैं। यात्रा से लाभ होगा। शत्रुओं का पराभव होगा। विवाद से बचें। आय में वृद्धि होगी। घर-बाहर सहयोग व प्रसन्नता रहेगी। सभी ओर से सफलता प्राप्त होगी। किसी अपने वाले का व्यवहार समझ में न आएगा। शांति बनाए रखें।

सिंह —आय के स्रोतों में वृद्धि के योग हैं। योजना फलीभूत होगी। भाग्य अनुकूल है। प्रयास करते रहें। लाभार्जन में वृद्धि होगी। घर-बाहर पूछ-परख रहेगी। व्यापार मनोनुकूल रहेगा। नौकरी में तनाव रह सकता है। परिवार में स्वास्थ्य पर अधिक व्यय हो सकता है। आशंका-कुशंका रहेगी। जल्दबाजी में कोई भी निर्णय न लें।

कन्या— तीर्थयात्रा तथा सत्संग लाभ के योग हैं। तंत्र-मंत्र में रुचि रहेगी। राजकीय सहयोग मिलेगा। कार्य की बाधा दूर होकर स्थिति अनुकूल बनेगी। नौकरी में तनाव रहेगा। किसी व्यक्ति से कहासुनी हो सकती है। व्यवसाय लाभदायक रहेगा। निवेश में जल्दबाजी न करें। आय बढ़ेगी। प्रसन्नता बनी रहेगी।

तुला —वाहन, मशीनरी व अग्नि आदि के प्रयोग में लापरवाही भारी पड़ेगी। विशेषकर गृहिणियां सावधानी रखें। बेवजह क्रोध न करें। बात बिगड़ेगी। किसी बड़ी समस्या से सामना हो सकता है। कीमती वस्तुएं गुम हो सकती हैं। लेन-देन में सावधानी रखें। अपेक्षानुरूप कार्य न होने से चिंता तथा तनाव बने रहेंगे।

वृश्चिक— राजकीय बाधा से तनाव रह सकता है। जल्दबाजी न करें। समय पर सहयोग नहीं मिलेगा। आवश्यक बातों पर जल्दबाजी में निर्णय न लें। मेहनत का प्रभाव स्वास्थ्‍य पर पड़ेगा। पारिवारिक चिंता बनी रहेगी। व्यवसाय ठीक चलेगा। वैवाहिक प्रस्ताव मिल सकता है। मित्रों से मुलाकात होगी। लाभ होगा।

धनु —संपत्ति के बड़े सौदे बड़ा लाभ दे सकते हैं। रोजगार व आय में वृद्धि होगी। नए प्रभावशाली व्यक्तियों से परिचय होगा। घर-बाहर सभी ओर से सहयोग प्राप्त होगा। जल्दबाजी में निर्णय न लें। व्यवसाय ठीक चलेगा। उन्नति के मार्ग प्रशस्त होंगे। किसी कार्य की चिंता अधिक हो सकती है। घर-बाहर प्रसन्नता बनी रहेगी।

मकर —शारीरिक पीड़ा से परेशानी हो सकती है। बौद्धिक कार्य सफल रहेंगे। अध्ययन में मन लगेगा। वरिष्ठजन सहयोग करेंगे। यात्रा मनोरंजक रहेगी। व्यवसाय से मनोनुकूल लाभ होगा। घर-बाहर प्रसन्नता रहेगी। किसी अनहोनी होने की आशंका रहेगी। नौकरी में अनुकूलता रहेगी। निवेश शुभ रहेगा। झंझटों से दूर रहें।

कुंभ– दौड़धूप अधिक होगी। जोखिम व जमानत के कार्य टालें। कार्यभार रहेगा। लेन-देन में जल्दबाजी न करें। व्यवसाय में सुधार आएगा। आय में निश्चितता रहेगी। वाणी पर संयम रखें सूझबूझ से आगे बढ़े आपकी मेहनत काबिलियत आगे बढ़ने में सहायक रहेगी |भाग्य का साथ मिलेगा |

मीन— थोड़े प्रयास से काम बनेंगे। मित्रों का सहयोग कर पाएंगे। घर बाहर पूछ-परख रहेगी। आय में मनोनुकूल वृद्धि होगी। नौकरी में प्रमोशन मिलने के योग हैं। निवेश शुभ रहेगा। सभी कार्य समय पर पूरे होंगे। नया काम करने का मन बनेगा। यात्रा की योजना बनेगी। भाइयों का सहयोग मिलेगा। भाग्य का साथ मिलेगा।