Kerala’s current general education minister, too, is known for slip-ups and faux pas. the sorrow of the state’s sports lovers.”Ī real ouch moment for a sports minister! Later, Jayarajan clarified that he had “thought it was some veteran sportsperson of Kerala who had passed away”. “He had won several gold medals for Kerala and had taken our state’s fame sky-high. Ali was a prominent personality in Kerala’s sports scenario,” he told a news channel. “I came to know only now that Muhammad Ali had died in America. His goof-up while condoling boxing legend Muhammad Ali’s passing away in 2016 remains an all-time classic. Well, as Shashi said, bloopers are not done on purpose CPM leader E P Jayarajan would vouch for that. In fact, it would not be correct for a chief minister to refuse such an offer.” Well. No chief minister can refuse such an offer. We want employment, we want investment.” Perceived to be a relentless critic of the Ambani-Adani duo, Rahul said: “Mr Adani has committed Rs 60,000 crore to Rajasthan. Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot had said: “Be it Gautam Adani or any Adani, or Ambani or Amit Shah’s son Jay Shah, we will welcome all of them here. Though not a gaffe, per se, Rahul gave fans as well as critics the “uh?” moment, when asked about the Adani group’s mega-investment in Congress-ruled Rajasthan. “Great minds think alike,” quipped a tweeter. Imran Khan, too, picked it up in Pakistan as he lamented that the price of atta had “crossed more than 100 rupees per litre in Karachi”. Rahul’s last hit was the “atta at Rs 40 per litre”. Not much scope for the nasty ‘Pappu jokes’. Probably because they are, instead, getting bombarded with pics of the “prince” having a tea break, hugging fans, munching a piece of sugar cane and delivering a speech in the rain. Incidentally, the BJP IT cell is missing Rahul Gandhi gaffes this time around. Some parts of Jammu & Kashmir were missing, that’s all!Īlong with an unconditional apology, he added: “No one does such things on purpose.” Yeah, we get it, Shashi. Next, the erudite Shashi Tharoor, who’s usually quite wonderful with his words, stirred up a “troll storm” with a ‘blunderful’ map of India in his Congress presidential election manifesto. And people, across party lines, had a good laugh. Just as that one settled down, another Congress leader in Karnataka was caught in an awkward situation when he was suddenly asked to address a ‘Bharat Jodo’ gathering. “Jodo Bharat Mata ki,” he roared, leaving his colleagues on the dais flummoxed. It could have been an auditory illusion or a frenzied slip of the tongue.

Welcome speech in malayalam language