PM MODI MEDIA REMARKS
'Journalists always catch us off guard': PM Modi recalls how media predicted his 2001 Gujarat move
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reminisced about his longstanding relationship with the media during a BJP event. He highlighted significant changes in news reporting, from press releases to Instagram reels. Modi shared a personal account of journalists learning about his Gujarat chief minister appointment before it was officially announced. He appreciated those journalists who attended his oath ceremony out of personal affection rather than professional obligation.
Tripura BJP MLA's remarks on tribal food habits spark row, ally demands apology
BJP MLA Tafajjal Hossain is under scrutiny due to alleged derogatory remarks regarding the tribal community. His comments about food habits incited outrage from political allies and opposition leaders. Tipra Motha Party demands an apology, while CPI (M) seeks government action against him. Hossain later expressed regret and clarified his statements that were reportedly misconstrued. The situation has highlighted issues of tribal identity and political accountability within the state.
Pannun case: US serves summons to NSA Ajit Doval, former RAW chief Samant Goel
The US State Department has served summons to NSA Ajit Doval and former RAW chief Samant Goel through diplomatic channels in a civil lawsuit filed by Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. The case relates to an alleged assassination plot against Pannun. India has termed the lawsuit "frivolous, fabricated and malicious" and questioned the route used to serve the judicial documents.
India fallen way down list of nations deemed liberal democracies under Modi govt: Sonia
Sonia Gandhi, in her memoir, critiques the Modi government's impact on India's democratic institutions and social fabric. She highlights the growing wealth disparity and lack of transparency in governance under the current regime. Gandhi expresses concern over the media's loss of independence and the suppression of dissenting voices in society.
'Exceptional, isn't it?': PM Modi congratulates Anuj Shrivatri on becoming India's 100th Chess Grandmaster
PM Modi congratulated Anuj Shrivatri for achieving the title of India's 100th chess Grandmaster. This achievement highlights the growing talent and popularity of chess among young players in India. Anuj Shrivatri won the 7th ASEAN Plus Individual Open Chess Championship, which secured his Grandmaster title. His accomplishment marks a significant milestone for both Indian chess and the state of Madhya Pradesh.
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Dimagi naxals trying to stall nation's progress through instability, anarchy: Dharmendra Pradhan
Dharmendra Pradhan launched a veiled attack on the opposition during a recent press interaction. He emphasised the need to reject individuals he termed as 'dimagi naxals' attempting to disrupt national progress. Pradhan supported PM Modi's comments made during his address to paramilitary personnel in Chhattisgarh. He also expressed hope that the upcoming visit of the PM to Vaishali will enhance growth in Bihar.
Congress defends Kharge's remark on Diwali, says word 'Eid' literally means festival
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge faced criticism from BJP for referring to Diwali as 'khushiyon ka Eid'. BJP spokespersons argued that such remarks misrepresent Hindu festivals and disrespected their significance. The Congress responded, emphasising that 'Eid' simply means 'festival' and does not alter the identity of Diwali. Congress officials called the BJP's objections a display of ignorance and political opportunism.
CPI's D Raja slams PM Modi over 'Dimagi Naxals' remark, says "he must be ashamed"
D Raja of the Communist Party of India condemned Prime Minister Modi's comments regarding 'Dimagi Naxals' during his speech. Raja expressed concern over the shifting government slogans from 'Congress Mukt Bharat' to 'Naxal Mukt Bharat'. He accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of infiltrating educational institutions and influencing appointments. Raja emphasised that opposing the government should not warrant such labels as 'Dimagi Naxals'.
Congress slams Modi govt for being in 'denial' on impact of air pollution on mortality
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh condemned the Modi government for denying air pollution's significant mortality impact. He referred to a FICCI-EY report indicating around 2 million death cases linked to pollution in 2023. The report urges reforms like tightening PM2.5 and ozone standards to WHO levels for better public health. Ramesh emphasized the need for revamping the National Clean Air Programme to address these alarming issues.
PM Modi desperate, 'jhola-picking-up time' fast approaching: Congress
The opposition party's dig came after Modi targeted political opponents, saying armed Maoists have been eliminated, but "dimagi Naxals" have infiltrated several political parties and organisations and are instigating people against the Constitution and democracy.
'Both sides working towards a deal': Qatar says PM remarks on US-Iran talks "distorted" online
Qatar said that PM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani's remarks were "distorted" online, as several "fake accounts" claimed that the United States and Iran had failed to reach an agreement.
Vaishnaw puts onus on social media platforms to curb online harm, stops short of safe-harbour clarity
Vaishnaw said social media companies could no longer remain passive intermediaries as the digital ecosystem evolved and must take responsibility for the harmful consequences of content circulated through their platforms, including cyber fraud and so-called digital arrest scams.
French fried: Texas Republican pays the price for anti-Indian politics
French's defeat has given a stark electoral warning to an increasingly uncomfortable contradiction within the Republican Party: a party that spent years courting Indian-American voters, celebrating their entrepreneurial success and welcoming Indian investment particularly in Texas, is now struggling with a section of its own political base questioning whether Indians belong in Texas at all.
'Come to Parliament': Ashwini Vaishnaw challanges Opposition to debate in 'appropriate forum'
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to debate on political issues in Parliament. He emphasized that discussions should occur in the legislative forum rather than on social media platforms. Vaishnaw criticized the Congress party for undermining democracy and for previously introducing electronic voting machines. Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also questioned Congress's understanding of democracy and its history of toppling governments.
Modi says 500 million people lifted out of extreme poverty in 10-12 years, cites World Bank report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India has lifted 500 million people out of extreme poverty over the past 10-12 years, citing a recent World Bank report. Speaking after virtually inaugurating Pune Metro Line 3, he linked economic growth and poverty reduction to infrastructure investment, direct benefit transfers and job creation.
Rahul Gandhi sharpens attack on PM in Punjab, renews open debate dare
Rahul Gandhi renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a face-to-face debate. He claimed he could prove Modi is a traitor within five minutes. Gandhi stated that Modi avoids discussions, despite the Prime Minister's accusations against Congress leaders. In response, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman suggested Gandhi should be prepared to hear the government's side.
'America trying to deport Trump': Donald Trump faces Blue storm on social media as Democrats look set to sweep polls. Check hilarious memes
Democrats' strong performance in the US midterm elections has triggered a wave of memes targeting Donald Trump. From jokes about America trying to deport Trump's majority to comparisons with Rahul Gandhi, social media users are turning the Republican setback into political humour.
Sitharaman hits back at Rahul Gandhi over debate challenge, says Parliament is the right forum
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman responded to Rahul Gandhi's challenge for a debate by emphasizing the role of Parliament. She criticized Gandhi for not raising issues in the House and instead making them on social media. Sitharaman highlighted the frequent walkouts of Congress during discussions, questioning Gandhi's commitment to a real debate. The Finance Minister also noted a recent mock Parliament event, calling it a mockery of genuine parliamentary procedures.
'Top-level debates held between mature people': Rijiju takes dig at Rahul Gandhi's challenge to PM Modi
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju responded to Rahul Gandhi's comments about Prime Minister Modi receiving foreign assistance. Rijiju compared Gandhi's remarks to those of extremists who misrepresent their beliefs. Gandhi has challenged PM Modi to a public debate regarding these allegations of foreign connections. He invited the Prime Minister to choose any venue and appoint a judge for the debate.
Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi debate: RaGa asks public if they want open face-off; urges Nitin Gadkari, Yogi Adityanath & other BJP leaders to convince PM
Rahul Gandhi has renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an open debate, asking people on X whether they want to see the two leaders face off. He also urged senior BJP leaders, including Rajnath Singh and Nitin Gadkari, to convince Modi to accept the challenge. The demand follows the Prime Minister's criticism of the Opposition and his remarks about alleged foreign links.
Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate on foreign links, US trade deal and Epstein
Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an open debate, raising questions about India's financial system, the US deal, the Adani case and Jeffrey Epstein. Gandhi also questioned allegations of Opposition links with foreign forces and suggested RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat could preside over the discussion.
Accept Amit Shah's challenge to debate SIR in Parliament: JD(U) to Rahul Gandhi
Janata Dal (United) has asked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to engage in a debate regarding the SIR exercise. The party believes that accepting Amit Shah's challenge would demonstrate Gandhi's faith in parliamentary democracy. Additionally, JD(U) criticised Gandhi for his comments about Prime Minister Modi's leadership and foreign support. Congress responded by demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
Rahul Gandhi locks horns with PM Modi over 'foreign help'
Rahul Gandhi said he was ready for a debate on the issue. To Modi's accusation last Saturday that the Opposition had become an "obstructionist force" using "social media as a weapon to spread rumours", Gandhi responded by alleging that "foreign social media fully backs" the prime minister.
Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi for open debate on 'foreign help'
Rahul Gandhi has responded to Prime Minister Modi's claims about foreign support for opposition parties. He challenged Modi to an open debate, accusing him of benefiting from foreign help. Modi had previously stated that certain forces were creating instability in the country. He criticized the opposition for being obstructive rather than constructive in their role. Both leaders continue exchanging accusations regarding patriotism and support from external entities.
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