MODI SPEECH
25 years in government: Narendra Modi looks back with gratitude, says ‘we will do it’ on Viksit Bharat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi commemorated 25 years in public service during the ‘Seva Jyoti’ programme in New Delhi. He expressed gratitude for the support from grassroots workers and swayamsevaks throughout his journey. Modi emphasized that the trust he has earned during these years belongs to the country and its people. He reflected on challenges faced, stating each experience taught him valuable lessons about humility and trust.
US Trade Representative Greer jokes Piyush Goyal is 'trade minister for life' as G20 trade talks open in Milwaukee
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer opened a two-day G20 trade ministers' meeting in Milwaukee addressing key issues. During the event, Greer emphasized the need to rethink global trade governance and identified four pressing priorities. Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal participated actively, promoting India's position on trade agreements alongside his counterparts. The discussions included initiatives concerning steel overcapacity, forced labour, and the Most-Favoured-Nation principle.
After CWC meet, Congress says PM has 'no moral right' to remain in office, announces nationwide protests against CEC and SIR
Congress has called for the immediate suspension of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Allegations include the illegal removal of 13 crore voters by the Election Commission. The party is demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A nationwide agitation is planned to address concerns regarding electoral integrity. The opposition INDIA bloc will meet to strategize further actions related to these issues.
Delhi riots: SC relaxes accused's bail condition, asks him to mark weekly attendance at crime branch
The Supreme Court relaxed the bail conditions for Meeran Haider, who is an accused in the 2020 Delhi riots case. Haider is now required to mark attendance at the Crime Branch police station every Saturday. His attendance for the dates of his wedding on October 17 and 24 has been exempted. Bail conditions, including restrictions on social media use and participation in gatherings, will remain unchanged.
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Congress takes out rally in Kolkata seeking CEC Gyanesh Kumar's arrest; police stop it midway
Congress staged a significant rally in Kolkata, calling for the arrest of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, driven by worries surrounding the electoral process's fairness. Authorities stepped in to halt the procession to avoid traffic chaos, leading to protesters burning an effigy of the CEC, while vehemently demanding his resignation. The Election Commission defended itself, highlighting that disagreements among commissioners are a standard aspect of their functions.
War, runaway AI and climate shocks will take center stage as world leaders meet at UN
World leaders gather at the United Nations amid numerous global conflicts and escalating crises. Artificial intelligence concerns are now a central focus for the international body. The UN faces significant reform challenges and financial difficulties this year. Key leaders will address issues like climate change and global economic shocks. This pivotal meeting aims to reaffirm multilateralism and international cooperation.
Can India build its own Big Four? The battle moves to the rulebook
India is moving to reshape its accounting sector as ICAI prepares Chartered Accountants Act changes aimed at enabling larger domestic firms. Proposed reforms could ease mergers, allow capital infusion, expand multidisciplinary professional services and reshape networking rules, while government procurement changes may widen opportunities. The push seeks globally competitive Indian professional-services firms to challenge the Big Four at global scale.
Russia holds parliamentary vote in annexed Ukraine regions, Kyiv calls it illegal
Russia is conducting parliamentary elections in Ukrainian regions it illegally annexed. Kyiv strongly condemned the vote as illegal and a violation of international law. Human rights activists report residents are being coerced into participating by Russian authorities. These elections aim to legitimize Moscow's territorial gains and showcase support. The European Union has stated it will never recognize these sham elections or their results.
Narendra Modi facts you may not know: 10 little-known details from Indian PM’s life
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s journey to the country’s highest elected office was shaped by experiences ranging from childhood poverty and a fascination with spirituality to poetry, RSS organisational work and an early ambition to join the Army. Here are 10 lesser-known episodes from his life, drawn from his own accounts and documented reports.
Xi Jingping suffered stroke, fainted during BRICS 2026 summit? China Democratic Party claims military helicopter transported him directly to Beijing's Army Hospital
Claims about Xi Jinping's health emerged after his absence from a BRICS gala dinner in New Delhi, with Chinese dissident Wanjun Xie alleging that the Chinese president fainted and later suffered a severe ischaemic stroke. Xi attended the summit and met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while no official confirmation has emerged from Beijing or New Delhi supporting the hospitalisation or stroke claims.
Narendra Modi daily routine: What Prime Minister's habits reveal about his journey
Narendra Modi's daily routine, personal habits: PM Narendra Modi's journey reflects discipline and enduring interests shaping his public persona. Yoga remains a consistent morning routine, strengthening his body and mind daily. Early responsibilities and RSS work instilled a demanding schedule and long working hours. Reading and writing are lifelong passions, influencing his communication and public engagements. Service over personal achievement guides his approach to governance and public life.
India continues push for Zakir Naik extradition From Malaysia, says MEA
India confirmed its ongoing pursuit of Zakir Naik's extradition from Malaysia. This issue has been raised at multiple levels following recent high-level engagements. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim discussed the matter. Both leaders hailed growing defense partnerships and expanding two-way investments.
Car sales jump over 30% in August as festive demand builds
Passenger car sales increased by over a third in August, reaching 439,309 units. This growth followed a decline in the previous year due to GST rate changes. Three-wheeler and two-wheeler sales also saw significant rises during the month. Industry experts anticipate continued strong demand through the festive season. Manufacturers are preparing for further sales increases with new model launches.
Mother tongue key to a child's complete development: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted 'Vande Mataram's' historical importance and its recent acceptance in full form. He stressed the mandatory learning of mother tongues in primary education for child development. The government is promoting Indian languages through various initiatives and examinations. Learning a second Indian language connects children to the 'Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat' goal. Efforts are underway to enrich all Indian languages and create a collective linguistic resource.
PM Modi keeps saying 'sab changa si' but actually 'sab mehenga si': Congress on WPI inflation data
Wholesale price inflation reached 9.92 percent in August, showing a consistent rise. Food and manufactured items contributed significantly to this ongoing price increase. Real wages have also declined, with rural wages experiencing a substantial drop. This data contradicts Prime Minister Narendra Modi's claims that everything is well. Rising global costs and supply chain issues are impacting Indian prices.
BRICS' trade puzzle: Modi, Putin and Pezeshkian pitch three different fixes
The BRICS Business Forum saw leaders discuss expanding intra-bloc trade and economic resilience. Prime Minister Modi focused on removing trade barriers and India's stability. President Putin addressed countering Western economic pressure and sanctions. President Pezeshkian linked economic security to conflict and rebuilding Iran's economy. New trade data reveals a complex picture of the bloc's internal trade dynamics.
BRICS 2026: A declaration, no roadmap
India displayed diplomatic strength by forging consensus for the New Delhi Declaration. Member nations hold differing perspectives on BRICS's future direction and goals. China's influence is evident as it prepares for its upcoming chairmanship of the grouping. The declaration reiterates support for UNSC reform without setting a clear timeline. BRICS members aim to shape global rules rather than merely follow them.
PM Modi thanks BRICS leaders for making summit productive, outcome-oriented
Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked BRICS leaders for a productive summit. The Delhi summit concluded with key outcomes and advancements in cooperation. Leaders from Russia, China, Iran, and the UAE attended the important meeting. Several other heads of state and government also participated in the discussions. Modi held fifteen bilateral meetings on the summit's sidelines.
'Is it okay?' PM Modi pauses BRICS speech after Xi Jinping appears uncomfortable; Chinese President later skips gala dinner
Prime Minister Narendra Modi briefly paused his BRICS Summit remarks after Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared uncomfortable. The two leaders later discussed India-China ties, stressing strategic cooperation, border peace, resolving boundary issues and addressing trade imbalances. They also agreed to deepen cooperation on regional and global issues.
Kapil Sibal embraces ‘Dimagi Naxal’ label, calls horse trading a constitutional crisis
Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal declared himself a 'Dimagi Naxal' during a recent talk. He explained that horse trading has evolved from sellers tricking buyers to buyers now being the tricksters. This practice is not merely a scandal but a significant constitutional crisis. It undermines representative government and the integrity of the public's vote. The result is that power is delivered to a different mandate than what citizens chose.
BRICS 2026: India cracks the code in a divided room with 4 AM talks & diplomatic heavy lifting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi helped broker a unanimous BRICS statement on the Middle East conflict despite sharp differences among members including Iran, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. After negotiations lasting into the early morning, the bloc called for maximum restraint and expressed concern over attacks on civilian and nuclear infrastructure.
‘Khwab Ho Tum…’: Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim turns singer at BRICS gala in Delhi; Watch video
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim sang a classic Kishore Kumar song at the BRICS gala dinner. This moment added a popular Indian culture twist to the summit proceedings. Anwar had previously sung the same song during his 2024 India visit. His connection to Indian music also includes a Tamil song from a film starring MGR. Such musical interludes have become a recurring feature of his diplomatic engagements in India.
At BRICS, PM Modi calls for replacing 'pyramid of privilege' with 'platform of partnership'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the Global South to become rule shapers in global governance. He advocated for transforming the existing pyramid of privilege into a platform of partnership. Modi proposed a 10-point roadmap for global governance reform under the BRICS framework. He also called for a Seafarers' Emergency Support Network to aid sailors. The summit addressed economic headwinds and geopolitical instability affecting developing nations.
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