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TMC 'betrayed' women, will be punished in Polls: PM Modi in Bengal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked Trinamool and Congress for allegedly conspiring to defeat the Women's Reservation Bill. He addressed rallies in West Bengal's tribal regions, accusing the ruling party of betraying women. Modi promised financial assistance and the creation of Lakhpati Didis if the BJP forms the government, highlighting women's empowerment.
PM Narendra Modi makes unscheduled stop at Jhargram, savours street food 'jhalmuri'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an unscheduled stop in Jhargram, West Bengal. He enjoyed jhalmuri, a popular street food. Bystanders were surprised as the PM approached the stall. Modi asked for the price and requested a tasty preparation. He paid the vendor and specifically asked for no salt. The Prime Minister later shared his experience on X.
PM Modi's attempt to use women's quota as weapon has boomeranged on him: Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin
Addressing an election rally here, Stalin flayed PM Modi for allegedly bashing the Opposition during his televised address to the nation on April 18 on the Women's Reservation issue. Hence, it would be apt to describe that address as "BJP leader Modi's political speech rather than saying that it was the prime minister's address," Stalin alleged.
West Bengal polls: PM misusing govt machinery for political campaigns, says Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of misusing government machinery for political campaigns. She stated that Modi's address regarding the women's quota bill constituted an illegal campaign for the BJP. Banerjee plans to file a complaint with the Election Commission. She questioned the delay in implementing the women's reservation bill passed in September 2023.
'Na padai Na kamai, Na dawai, Na sichai': PM Modi in Jhargram alleges 'ruthless' TMC ignored tribals, must be ousted from West Bengal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Jhargram, West Bengal. He accused the ruling Trinamool Congress of neglecting tribal communities and women. Modi urged voters to support the BJP for development and to protect Bengal's heritage. He promised better electricity supply and benefits for tribal families. The upcoming elections are crucial for the state's future.
“Syndicate raj grabbed tribal land”: Modi targets TMC in Purulia
In Purulia, a major tribal-dominated district in the State, the PM said that the the agricultural infrastructure in West Bengal is under the thumb of the TMC syndicate. He accused the ruling party of handing over control of agricultural mandis and cold storage facilities to their "syndicate" members. issued a stern warning to those involved in corruption and vowed that once the BJP forms the government, they will "uproot the syndicate."
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Opposition plans to move fresh notice seeking removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar
Opposition parties are preparing a new attempt to remove Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Following the rejection of their previous notices, senior MPs from several parties are drafting a fresh motion. They aim to gather more signatures to demonstrate broader support. The opposition had accused the CEC of failing to maintain independence and acting under executive influence.
PM Modi flays Opposition for women's quota bill defeat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly criticized opposition parties for the defeat of a bill aimed at fast-tracking women's reservation. He held the Congress, DMK, Trinamool Congress, and Samajwadi Party responsible for this outcome. Modi assured that women's reservation would eventually be implemented. He stated that parties opposing the legislation would face consequences from women voters.
'Crocodile tears', 'election speech': Opposition's barbs at PM's address to nation
Opposition leaders have strongly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent national address. They labeled it politically motivated and a breach of democratic conventions, especially given ongoing state elections. Leaders suggested the speech should be counted as a BJP campaign expense due to its partisan nature. They argued the address lacked substance and was an attempt to deflect from government failures.
'Congress-abuse address': Jairam Ramesh hits out at PM Modi
Congress hit back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's national address, calling it a 'distress address'. The party challenged the PM to bring a bill in Parliament to implement women's reservation immediately within the existing Lok Sabha setup. Congress accused the government of deceitful attempts regarding women's reservation and delimitation proposals. The party highlighted its consistent stand on immediate implementation.
‘Dreams crushed’, ‘selfish politics’, and ‘we’ll be back’: Key highlights from Modi’s speech after Lok Sabha rejects women’s reservation amendment bill
Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologized to Indian women after the Lok Sabha rejected the 33% reservation bill. He stated that the aspirations of women were curtailed and their dreams were shattered. Modi accused opposition parties of selfish politics and celebrating the bill's defeat. He warned of political consequences for those who opposed the measure.
Smriti Irani slams Opposition ahead of PM Modi’s address to nation, defends Women’s Reservation Bill
Senior BJP leader Smriti Irani has attacked opposition parties. She accused them of spreading false information about the 33% women's reservation in Parliament. Prime Minister Modi is set to address the nation tonight. His speech will cover parliamentary functioning and legislative intent. Irani highlighted past support for the bill by BJP.
PM Modi is controlled by Donald Trump, wants to do the same in TN: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi is controlled by US President Donald Trump, citing the India-US deal as evidence of "selling out" the country. Gandhi further claimed Modi desires the AIADMK to win in Tamil Nadu to exert control over the state's Chief Minister.
PM Narendra Modi to address nation at 8:30 pm after high-level security, economic reviews
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation tonight. He chaired high-level meetings focusing on West Asia tensions and domestic preparedness. Discussions covered essential supplies like fuel and food. The government is ensuring adequate stocks for upcoming seasons. Contingency plans are in place to manage potential disruptions.
Harivansh gets 3rd term as Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman, 1st nominated MP to occupy post
Harivansh secured the Deputy Chairman position in the Rajya Sabha for a third term unopposed. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge praised his re-election. Harivansh's journey from journalism to this high office was highlighted. Members from various parties welcomed his return, acknowledging his fairness and commitment to democratic values. The election process was smooth, with unanimous support.
Rahul Gandhi drops cryptic 'puzzle,' Nishikant Dubey responds with Congress' Dark Chapters
The Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha earlier in the day claimed that the "low energy" speech by Prime Minister during the first day of the debate in Lok Sabha on the Women's Reservation Bill was linked to the number '16' and recognized that the number held the solution to a "puzzle."
'It is a puzzle': Rahul Gandhi keeps ‘number 16’ jibe at govt under wraps
Rahul Gandhi made a cryptic 'number 16' remark in Lok Sabha. He criticized new bills, calling them an attempt to change India's electoral map. Gandhi alleged the government is bypassing caste census and delaying women's representation. He stated the opposition will not allow these bills to pass.
PM Modi's Lok Sabha address on Women's Reservation, Delimitation Bill: Key highlights
A significant legislative package has been introduced in Parliament. This package aims to implement 33 percent reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies. The implementation is planned to begin from the 2029 general elections. This move comes nearly three decades after the concept was first proposed.
Choudhary starts with call to fight corruption
Samrat Choudhary was sworn in as Bihar’s Chief Minister, becoming the first BJP leader to hold the post, with Vijay Choudhary and Bijendra Yadav appointed as deputy CMs. Senior leaders including Nitish Kumar attended the ceremony. Choudhary, who currently holds key portfolios including home, has called for a zero-tolerance approach to corruption and stressed continuity in governance, with a cabinet expansion planned later.
'Era of Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao, Beti Badhao': Delhi CM Rekha Gupta backs Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam
Parliament will convene for a special session to advance the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam. This move introduces a 33 percent reservation for women in Lok Sabha and state legislatures. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta lauded this initiative, calling it a significant step for women's empowerment. The government aims to implement this reservation through a new census and delimitation process.
"Full account of 15 years," PM Modi vows "white paper" on TMC corruption, Rs 3,000 monthly aid for women
West Bengal elections 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged a strong legal response to alleged corruption by the Trinamool Congress syndicate. He announced a BJP government would release a white paper detailing 15 years of alleged TMC misrule. Modi also promised financial benefits for women and assured that existing schemes would continue. He expressed confidence in a significant BJP victory in West Bengal.
TMC counters PM Modi's Bengal speech with '7-point reality check'
Derek O'Brien challenges Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statements on India's progress and West Bengal's economy. O'Brien highlights widespread poverty in India and West Bengal's economic growth. He counters claims of factory closures and worker migration, citing an increase in registered companies. O'Brien also addresses joblessness and safety in the state, presenting a contrasting view to the Prime Minister's assertions.
Regime change in Bengal inevitable, TMC's repository of sins full: PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated a change in West Bengal's government is certain. He pointed to economic decline and alleged syndicate raj and mafia rule in Asansol. Modi assured that the BJP government will bring development to Asansol and Durgapur. He also claimed Bengal leads in acid attack cases and pledged women's safety under BJP rule.
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