PRIME MINISTER
Third Eye: From political nostalgia to wordplay on the campaign trail
From reflections on lost prominence to witty wordplay and musical tributes on the campaign trail, recent political events offer a glimpse into the diverse dynamics of Indian politics. In a poignant moment, former BJP minister Sadabhau Khot expressed nostalgia for the power and influence he once held, contrasting it with the solitude he now experiences. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trademark humour shone through as he cleverly addressed a technical glitch during a speech in Pune, highlighting the resonance of his words among millions. Additionally, the influence of cultural references in politics was evident as Trinamool's June Malia and former MP Dilip Ghosh paid homage to RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and engaged in musical exchanges, adding a unique flavour to the electoral landscape.
After Surat, now congress candidate withdraws nomination in Indore: Netas react
The Congress party suffered a setback in Madhya Pradesh as candidate Akshay Kanti Bam withdrew his nomination from the Indore Lok Sabha seat. The last day for withdrawing nominations was Monday, leaving Congress without a candidate for the Indore Lok Sabha constituency. ...
Canada working with India to add more flights & routes: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Trudeau announced a new flights agreement between Canada and India, emphasizing additional routes to Amritsar. The Khalsa Day Parade witnessed pro-Khalistan slogans amidst discussions of the open skies agreement. Sikh Heritage Month and the Sikh community's contributions were also recognized.
Delhi Police remove poster of Manmohan Singh, Yasin Malik's joint appeal to vote for Congress
A poster showcasing former Manmohan Singh and Yasin Malik has stirred up controversy. Delhi Police officials removed the poster of Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front leader Yasin Malik with former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh which was put up near Mandi Ho...
INDI alliance wants to rotate the Prime Minister's post among its leaders every year, claims PM Modi
During an election rally on April 29, 2024, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the opposition "INDI alliance" and their plan to rotate their leaders in the post of Prime Minister for one year each. He questioned whether the public would ...
Who could become Scotland's First Minister? Her are some key contenders
Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has resigned. A list of potential successors to run the government at Edinburgh.
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Ishaq Dar named as Pakistan's deputy prime minister
Pakistan's foreign minister Ishaq Dar has been appointed deputy prime minister, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Sunday in a post on X. "The Prime Minister has been pleased to designate Mr. Mohammad Ishaq Dar, Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, as Deputy Prime Minister with immediate effect," a Pakistan government gazette posted by the foreign ministry read.
Greece rules out air defence systems to Ukraine, prime minister says
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Greece can not offer air defence systems like 'Patriots' or S-300 to Ukraine responding to pressure from EU and NATO allies to send more military aid to Kyiv. With Russia having stepped up air attacks on Ukraine, EU governments are under pressure to supply more protective systems to Kyiv especially countries like Greece and Spain that have such systems in their arsenal.
Pakistan 'ashamed': PM Shehbaz Sharif 's surprising admission on Bangladesh's economic rise
Shehbaz Sharif strategized with Karachi's business community, referencing Bangladesh's industrial progress. Discussions covered political stability, economic growth, and potential IMF funding for a staff-level agreement, a larger loan, and addressing the balance of payment crisis.
Ram and Hanuman devotees attacked during Congress Rule, alleges Prime Minister Modi
Modi accused Congress of promoting 'appeasement politics' by attacking those reciting Hanuman Chalisa in Karnataka and Rajasthan. He highlighted incidents where individuals were targeted for their religious practices, promising a secure environment under BJP rule.
Congress manifesto or 'Wealth Redistribution'? PM Modi's allegations spark political firestorm. Here's what Manmohan Singh had said in 2006
Prime Minister Narendra Modi accuses the Congress of planning to redistribute wealth based on its manifesto promise for a "nation-wide socio-economic and caste census." He cites a 2006 statement by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to support his claim. Congress clarifies that its manifesto aims to address economic disparities through a comprehensive census, not redistribution. The Election Commission receives a complaint from Congress seeking the cancellation of PM Modi's candidature, calling him a "serial offender."
Our Prime Minister as a global icebreaker
Over the last five years, wherever one travels, any inquiry about India from a foreigner is an embedded enquiry about what the Indian traveller thinks of the Indian prime minister. Whoever has done the PR job of making the two things synonymous has done a marvellous job of making it easy for Indian citizens to make friends with foreigners with a common point of reference, from which take-off point, any opinion, no matter how illogical it may be, is allowed.
First phase of polling in NDA’s favour says Prime Minister Modi
The PM was speaking in a rally in Chikkaballapur on his fourth visit to Karnataka since the announcement of the poll schedule, hoping to swing votes in six of the 14 constituencies going to the polls in a week. “The message is clear, from Chikkaballapur and Kolar is clear, Phir Ek Baar, Modi Sarkar,” he said. Slamming the INDI-alliance, he mocked them for the lack of a PM candidate, saying they lacked leadership. “The INDI Alliance currently lacks leadership, vision for the future, and their history is filled with scams,” he said.
Prime minister Narendra Modi does road show in Guwahati
Thousands of people turned up to participate in the road show. Massive traffic arrangements were made for the road show.
Iraq's deputy prime minister, in US meeting, calls for regional restraint
Iraq has called for restraint amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel, as talks on the complex U.S.-Iraq relationship begin in Washington. Deputy Prime Minister Muhammad Ali Tamim co-chaired a meeting of the U.S.-Iraq Higher Coordinating Committee with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Iraq is concerned about its region being "dragged into a wider war that will threaten international security and safety."
Meet Simon Harris, Ireland's youngest prime minister
With a promise to bring "new energy" to the position but a recognition that time is limited before impending pivotal election tests, Simon Harris became Ireland's youngest prime minister ever on Tuesday. Leo Varadkar, who abruptly resigned last month citing personal and political reasons, is replaced by Harris, 37. Harris was formally installed at a ceremony with President Michael D. Higgins after the Irish parliament voted 88 to 69 in favour of him.
Simon Harris becomes Ireland's new prime minister
Ireland's parliament voted 88 to 69 in favour of Harris, 37, becoming "taoiseach" -- a Gaelic word for "chieftain" or "leader" pronounced "tee-shock".
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