#Historical #leak: @PMOIndia @narendramodi #RepublicDayspeech was #leaked

       Narendra Modi Republic Day speech was leaked 

   

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi Republic Day speech was leaked this is the sensational leak from the Prime Minister's office about the Republic Day Speech of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It is said that the Republic Day speech leak was done by an Italian intern.  

Narendra Modi will be addressing the nation on January 26th but the speech got leaked unfortunately which is alleged that it was done purposefully. 

This will be the first time ever in the history of India that the Republic Day speech was leaked. It seems that this is the hackers that have done this act using the Italian intern. However, the Prime Minister office was embarrassed knowing the fact of the leak. 

Knowing this the BJP leader Subramanya Swamy has posted against Sonia Gandhi.  He alleged that Sonia's hand is behind this leak. 

Mulayam Singh Yadav satires whether the intern will be hanged for the mistake. Should wait and see what the situation will end up. What do you think?

#Internet #speed in @PMOIndia is #34Mbps

It is not a hidden fact that the Internet speeds in India are borderline abysmal, but that fact does not pertain to the Prime Minister's office. While the average broadband Internet speed in India is around 2mbps, the speed in the country's highest office is 34mbps, if a Times of India report is to be believed. Reportedly, this was revealed in an RTI application.

Apparently, the National Informatics Centre is providing a speed up to 34mbps. While this number is good for India, in the US, Google's Fibre broadband service provides speeds up to 1gbps, which is almost 30 times faster. In fact, even in India in Kochi's 'Start Up Village' speeds up to 1Gbps can be had. The average peak connection speed in India is around 14.2mbps, and only 1.2 per cent people in the country enjoy speeds beyond 10mbps.

Earlier in the year, India was ranked an abysmal 115 in Akamai's 'State of Internet' report. The report ranked South Korea no.1 with its maximum Internet speed reaching 24.6mbps. Clearly, the state of Internet is not great in India, but Prime Minister Modi's Digital India plan intends to resolve this. He has dedicated a budget of 1 lakh crores so that high-speed Internet is offered in all villages and this plan is scheduled to be finished by 2019.

Fast Internet connections enable lower latency in streaming video, loading web pages and downloading files. India lags behind in this regard, something which has been even acknowledged by Google, which owns video streaming site YouTube. For India, Google has added an offline viewing mode in YouTube as the reach and speed of connectivity is limited in the country.

Narendra Modi

The divisive politician poised to lead the world's largest democracy

Elections are reactions, often negative reactions. That is surely the explanation for the breathtaking rise of Narendra Modi, who — if the opinion polls are accurate — is poised to become India’s next Prime Minister, and thus the world leader chosen by the largest electorate on the planet. India is currently ruled by Manmohan Singh, a mild-mannered 81-year-old technocrat with no political power of his own and a passive leadership style. Reverse every one of those traits and you have Modi, the charismatic, intense, utterly decisive head of Gujarat, one of India’s fastest-growing states. Most Indians believe that their country has lost its way as its growth rate has been almost halved while inflation has soared. Modi has a reputation for quick action, encouraging the private sector, and good governance. He also has a reputation for autocratic rule and a dark Hindu-nationalist streak. But those concerns are waning in a country desperate for change.