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"చైనా అధ్యక్షుడంటే మోదీకి భయం"

మసూద్​ అజార్​ను అంతర్జాతీయ ఉగ్రవాదిగా నిలబెట్టడంలో ప్రధాని నరేంద్ర మోదీ విఫలమయ్యారని కాంగ్రెస్​ అధ్యక్షుడు రాహుల్​ గాంధీ తీవ్ర విమర్శలు చేశారు. చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​పింగ్​తో మాట్లాడేందుకు ప్రధాని భయపడుతున్నారని ఎద్దేవా చేశారు.

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Published : Mar 14, 2019, 4:42 PM IST

జైషే మహ్మద్​ ఉగ్రసంస్థ అధినేత మసూద్​ అజార్​ని అంతర్జాతీయ ఉగ్రవాదిగా గుర్తించే విషయంలో చైనా వేసిన అడ్డుపుల్ల... భారత్​లో రాజకీయ దుమారం సృష్టిస్తోంది. ఇది ముమ్మాటికీ ప్రధాని నరేంద్ర మోదీ వైఫల్యమేనని ఆరోపించారు కాంగ్రెస్​ అధ్యక్షుడు రాహుల్​ గాంధీ. చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​ పింగ్​కు మోదీ భయపడుతున్నారని తీవ్ర విమర్శలు చేశారు.

మసూద్​ను అంతర్జాతీయ సమాజం ముందు దోషిగా నిలబెట్టే అవకాశాన్ని భారత్​ కోల్పోయిందని, చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​పింగ్​తో మాట్లాడటానికి ఎందుకు సంశయిస్తున్నారో సమాధానం చెప్పాలని ట్విట్టర్​ వేదికగా మోదీకి రాహుల్ గాంధీ​ ప్రశ్నలు సంధించారు.

  • Weak Modi is scared of Xi. Not a word comes out of his mouth when China acts against India.

    NoMo’s China Diplomacy:

    1. Swing with Xi in Gujarat

    2. Hug Xi in Delhi

    3. Bow to Xi in China https://t.co/7QBjY4e0z3

    — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) March 14, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

- గుజరాత్​లో చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​పింగ్​తో కలిసి మోదీ చెట్టాపట్టాలేసుకుని తిరిగారు.

- దిల్లీలో జిన్​పింగ్​ను ఆలింగనం చేసుకున్నారు మోదీ.

- చైనా పర్యటనకు వెళ్లినప్పుడు జిన్​ పింగ్- మోదీ ఒకరికొకరు నమస్కరించుకున్నారు.

- ఇన్ని చేసిన మోదీ జిన్​ పింగ్​తో మాట్లాడేందుకు ఎందుకు భయపడుతున్నారో" అని రాహుల్​ ట్వీట్​ చేశారు.

పుల్వామా ఉగ్రదాడి సూత్రధారి, జైషే అధినేత మసూద్​పై ఆంక్షల విషయంలో తమకు మరింత సమయం కావాలంటూ చైనా అడ్డుపుల్ల వేసింది.

"చైనా ఇలా మనకి వ్యతిరేకంగా వ్యవహరిస్తున్నప్పుడు... ప్రధాని గతంలో ఆ దేశ ప్రర్యటనకు వెళ్లడం వల్ల ఏం లాభం జరిగిందన్న ప్రశ్న ప్రతి ఒక్క భారతీయుడి మెదడును తొలిచేస్తోంది" అని రాహుల్​ వ్యాఖ్యానించారు.

"ఉగ్రవాదానికి వ్యతిరేకంగా ప్రపంచం జరుపుతున్న పోరుకు ఇది చీకటి రోజు. మసూద్​ అజార్​పై ఆంక్షలను చైనా అడ్డుకోవటం పరోక్షంగా పాకిస్థాన్​లో ఉన్న ఉగ్రమూకను ప్రోత్సహించటమే"నని కాంగ్రెస్​ అధికార ప్రతినిధి సుర్జేవాలా అన్నారు.

జైషే మహ్మద్​ ఉగ్రసంస్థ అధినేత మసూద్​ అజార్​ని అంతర్జాతీయ ఉగ్రవాదిగా గుర్తించే విషయంలో చైనా వేసిన అడ్డుపుల్ల... భారత్​లో రాజకీయ దుమారం సృష్టిస్తోంది. ఇది ముమ్మాటికీ ప్రధాని నరేంద్ర మోదీ వైఫల్యమేనని ఆరోపించారు కాంగ్రెస్​ అధ్యక్షుడు రాహుల్​ గాంధీ. చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​ పింగ్​కు మోదీ భయపడుతున్నారని తీవ్ర విమర్శలు చేశారు.

మసూద్​ను అంతర్జాతీయ సమాజం ముందు దోషిగా నిలబెట్టే అవకాశాన్ని భారత్​ కోల్పోయిందని, చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​పింగ్​తో మాట్లాడటానికి ఎందుకు సంశయిస్తున్నారో సమాధానం చెప్పాలని ట్విట్టర్​ వేదికగా మోదీకి రాహుల్ గాంధీ​ ప్రశ్నలు సంధించారు.

  • Weak Modi is scared of Xi. Not a word comes out of his mouth when China acts against India.

    NoMo’s China Diplomacy:

    1. Swing with Xi in Gujarat

    2. Hug Xi in Delhi

    3. Bow to Xi in China https://t.co/7QBjY4e0z3

    — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) March 14, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

- గుజరాత్​లో చైనా అధ్యక్షుడు జిన్​పింగ్​తో కలిసి మోదీ చెట్టాపట్టాలేసుకుని తిరిగారు.

- దిల్లీలో జిన్​పింగ్​ను ఆలింగనం చేసుకున్నారు మోదీ.

- చైనా పర్యటనకు వెళ్లినప్పుడు జిన్​ పింగ్- మోదీ ఒకరికొకరు నమస్కరించుకున్నారు.

- ఇన్ని చేసిన మోదీ జిన్​ పింగ్​తో మాట్లాడేందుకు ఎందుకు భయపడుతున్నారో" అని రాహుల్​ ట్వీట్​ చేశారు.

పుల్వామా ఉగ్రదాడి సూత్రధారి, జైషే అధినేత మసూద్​పై ఆంక్షల విషయంలో తమకు మరింత సమయం కావాలంటూ చైనా అడ్డుపుల్ల వేసింది.

"చైనా ఇలా మనకి వ్యతిరేకంగా వ్యవహరిస్తున్నప్పుడు... ప్రధాని గతంలో ఆ దేశ ప్రర్యటనకు వెళ్లడం వల్ల ఏం లాభం జరిగిందన్న ప్రశ్న ప్రతి ఒక్క భారతీయుడి మెదడును తొలిచేస్తోంది" అని రాహుల్​ వ్యాఖ్యానించారు.

"ఉగ్రవాదానికి వ్యతిరేకంగా ప్రపంచం జరుపుతున్న పోరుకు ఇది చీకటి రోజు. మసూద్​ అజార్​పై ఆంక్షలను చైనా అడ్డుకోవటం పరోక్షంగా పాకిస్థాన్​లో ఉన్న ఉగ్రమూకను ప్రోత్సహించటమే"నని కాంగ్రెస్​ అధికార ప్రతినిధి సుర్జేవాలా అన్నారు.

GRE ISLAND BREXIT
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Corfu, Greece - March 2019
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Corfu island, Greece - 9 March 2019
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1. Aerial shot of the Spianada, Corfu's main square. Greece's mainland and Albania's snow-covered peaks in the background
2. Aerial shot of the cricket pitch in the Spianada
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Corfu town, 7 March 2019
3. Various of the entrance to the Old Fortress where the Old British barracks were located
4. Various of the Palace of Saint Michael and Saint George, originally the residence of the British Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands.
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Kalami bay, 8 March 2019
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5. Aerial shot of Kalami bay, area where authors Lawrence Durrell and his younger brother Gerald lived in the 30s
6. Aerial shot of the White House, residence of Lawrence Durrell
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Kalami, 8 March 2019
7. Quote from author Lawrence Durrell's book Prospero's Cell on the wall of The White House (now a restaurant)
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Agios Georgios, 7 March 2019
8. Exterior of the Blue Sea Hotel
9. Various of Claire Harris, co-owner of the hotel
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Claire Harris, co-owner of Blue Sea Hotel:
"The bookings from the UK market are actually up 67% on what they were this time last year. So, why that is, I'm not a professional, but I just get the feeling that people want to book now so they guarantee the price that they've got. So if something happens after Brexit - the pound drops and the price of holidays goes up - they know that they've booked something."
11. Various of Harris with one of her dogs
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Claire Harris, co-owner of Blue Sea Hotel:
" People were more concerned about taking their animals when they go back to the UK, whether they could take their animals, which seems strange to me. I'm more concerned about the future of my children who are both British and Greek."
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Nissaki, 8 March 2019
13. Various of local historian and author Alekos Damaskinos at this house overlooking the Ionian Sea
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Alekos Damaskinos, author and local historian of Corfu:
" One most important thing left from the British was the game of cricket, which in Greece I don't think they know what it means. And we had two teams to start with - but now, there are about 15."
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Chrisida, 9 March 2019
15. Various of training of Kerkyraikos Gymnastikos Syllogos (Corfiot Athletic Club), the oldest cricket club in Corfu
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Corfu town, 8 March 2019
16. Various of Xeimarios ginger beer, the local and only ginger beer brand, known in Greek as " tzitzibira"
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Mon Repos, 7 March 2019
17. Various exteriors of Mon Repos villa, former royal residence and birthplace of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
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Nissaki, 8 March 2019
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Alekos Damaskinos, author and local historian of Corfu:
"Very few people know that, well, he's (Prince Philip) not really Greek, no, although he was born here."
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Corfu town, 8 March 2019
19. Various of rehearsal of Philarmonic Society of Corfu marching band (created by imitating the British army band after Queen Victoria forbade British marching bands playing in orthodox religious services in Corfu)
20. Saxophone player and repertoire manager Elsa Karydi entering the Philarmonic Society of Corfu museum
21. SOUNDBITE (English) Elsa Karydi, member of the Philarmonic Society of Corfu:
" Well, the British know how to march and they do like a marching band, so that was the influence."
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Kontokali, 8 March 2019
22. Exterior of the English pub The Navigators
23. Various of Linda Kontomares, manager of the pub and interiors
24. SOUNDBITE (English) Linda Kontomares, manager of English pub The Navigators
" I think there could be a lot of scaremongering going on on the island, which I have seen in the last few months: That English people, or British people, will not be able to do this, to do that, they won't be able to work, they need this paper, that paper, and the other paper. But until the 29th of March actually hits us and we know exactly what's going on, nobody has given 100 percent advice on how it's going to go."
25. Various of Kontomares talking to clients – the majority are retired Brits
26. SOUNDBITE (English) Linda Kontomares, manager of English pub The Navigators
" I can't see that Brexit is going to affect us that much here. As I said we have a lot of expats that already live here. Whether it will affect them personally or not, I'm not sure. But the clientele that we get, it'll carry on and I don't think is going to affect us as a business."
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Corfu town, 9 March 2019
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27. Aerial shot yachts and boats being prepared for the upcoming high season
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Nissaki- Kalami, 8 March 2019
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28. Various aerial shots of Nissaki - Kalami, known as Kensington-on Sea due to the high number of Brits who own houses there
LEADIN:
As the Brexit drama plays out in Britain, expats and holidaymakers are watching and waiting from afar.
The island of Corfu is arguably the most British of the Greek islands, and, for now at least, business is good.
But the Brits there are counting down the days till March 29.
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Many of Corfu's customs are rooted in the British protectorate era of the 19th century.
Its fortresses and palaces once held British soldiers and Lord High Commissioners.
Authors Lawrence and Gerald Durrell lived here too, and their books about Corfu became part of popular culture.
Charter flights from the UK have been arriving here since the 1970s.  
This year's high season is expected to bring nearly a million tourists to the Ionian island, more than half of them from the UK.  
So far, Britain's fast approaching departure from the European Union has not changed the status of Corfu as a favourite holiday destination.
Some hotels are already almost fully booked, holiday home construction continues on the north-east coast known as Kensington-on-Sea, and businesses are showing little sign of concern.
Claire Harris, a hotel owner, says more Brits have booked in this year, compared to last year.
"The bookings from the UK market are actually up 67% on what they were this time last year. So, why that is, I'm not a professional, but I just get the feeling that people want to book now so they guarantee the price that they've got. So if something happens after Brexit - the pound drops and the price of holidays goes up - they know that they've booked something."
Married to a Greek national, Claire has lived in Corfu for 25 years. She's been to briefing sessions organised by consular officials to inform the roughly 10,000 British residents of Corfu on the different scenarios they could face on March 29. That's the day Britain is scheduled to leave the European Union.
"People were more concerned about taking their animals when they go back to the UK, whether they could take their animals, which seems strange to me. I'm more concerned about the future of my children who are both British and Greek," she says.
She admits to having some concern about the recognition of their Greek academic qualifications.
Local historian Alekos Damaskinos argues that bonds between Britain and the island are too strong to be seriously damaged by Brexit.  
He says Corfu had a positive experience under British rule, unlike other Ionian islands, and adopted British traditions.
"One most important thing left from the British was the game of cricket, which in Greece I don't think they know what it means. And we had two teams to start with - but now, there are about 15."
Corfu Town's Spianada Square has its own cricket pitch and the game still thrives with teams from all over the Commonwealth coming to play at the numerous local clubs.
Corfu is also the birthplace of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who was born Prince of Greece and Denmark at Mon Repos villa, in the outskirts of Corfu Town. His son, Prince Charles, is a regular visitor.
"Well, he's not really Greek, no, although he was born here," says local historian Alekos Damaskinos.
There are other leftovers from British rule: Ginger beer, known here as 'tzitzibira,' and chutney remain popular. And most locals have played in or know a member of one of the island's 18 marching bands, inspired by British army bands.
Elsa Karydi is a member of the Philarmonic Society of Corfu.
"Well, the British know how to march and they do like a marching band, so that was the influence," she says.
At the British owned The Navigators pub, most of the clientele are Brits living at a private marina.
Linda Kontomares is the pub manager.
"I can't see that Brexit is going to affect us that much here," she says.
"The clientele that we get, it'll carry on and I don't think is going to affect us as a business."
But she says Brexit scaremongering has reached the island.
British citizens living in Corfu will need to get a residence permit and obtain a Greek driving license but there also are many unknowns.
"Until the 29th of March actually hits us and we know exactly what's going on - nobody has given 100 percent advice on how it's going to go," says Kontomares .
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