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The numbers of the citizenry, too, was to their advantage, for it seemed that scarce a warrior fell but his place was taken by a score more, in such a constant stream did they pour from the city's great gate.

Summary: New Delhi [India], Aug 30 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that New India is about participative democracy, a citizen-centric government, and proactive citizenry.

Parents, mosques, imams, sheikhs, teachers, soldiers, officers, intelligence personnel, civil servants, diplomats, and citizenry as a whole can all individually and collectively bring invaluable aid to humanity's struggle with Daesh and others.

Saraki said the rising cases of attacks in the country has become a distraction at a time when the country needed to improve on the lives of its citizenry.

Woes surrounding the government may be silently affecting the perception of the citizenry towards the state.

In political science's terminology they are classified into Alienated Citizenry; the other two being Participant and Parochial.

The situation, he indicated, is having a toll on the GWCL, as the company struggles to treat water and distribute to the citizenry.

The second is a hapless citizenry. Citizens who depend on the bureaucracy to ease their daily needs cannot be but as hapless as the bureaucracy.

He said there would be consultation between BDP members and citizenry before decisions were taken.

Backed by the Asian Development Bank, the event was in line with BSP's National Strategy for Financial Inclusion and its goal to develop a financially literate citizenry, an advocacy strongly supported by BDOF.

She said that car and motorcycle snatching sprees have been reported in these areas that is a matter of great concern for the citizenry.

To inform the citizenry? To influence the citizenry?