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The President of the United States, Donald J Trump, made a surprise announcement that his government will ease reforms to enable non-Americans who are citizens of other nations to get full, immediate American citizenship but with one condition: their loyalty to him. Before making the announcement, he gave the reporters in the White House media room a background to the necessity of this new policy. "People all over the world support what I am trying to achieve—to Make America Great Again, even those who are not even from here. I appreciate the passion and effort they put into defending what I do and I want to return the favour", he said. "I have so many people at home who are hellbent, hellbent", he asserted in his imitable style, "on making my grand plans for the United States of America successful. The ones who stand for me should be taking lessons from my supporters abroad." India, he said, was one of the places where many of these people reside. He

BJP supporting voters who went to caste their vote in ongoing General Election 2019 in India were in for a big surprise. They were told, repeatedly, that it was upto them to see that Modi was voted back into power, that they held the key to ensuring the country's future path of success. The campaign run by the ruling majority party, Bharatiya Janata Party, put forth incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Damordas Modi as the political hero that will sustain the good run the nation has been having for the last 5 years. They say that the next largest player, Indian National Congress, will take it back to a pre-2014 status back upto when India got its Independence from the British—commonly referred to as the "60 years" that they did not nothing for the country. The mood in the voter's camp seemed to look up with people going in droves, with the belief that they are indeed creating the nation's future with their single vote. This was clearly evident from the ambience ne