Narendra Modi

Speaking at a BJP rally in Nagarkurnool, approximately 135 kilometers away, Modi launched a scathing attack on both the Congress and the BRS, blaming them for obstructing the development of Telangana.

A selection committee, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, convened earlier in the day to recommend their names for the vacancies in the Election Commission (EC) left by the retirement of Anup Chandra Pandey on February 14 and the sudden resignation of Arun Goel on March 8.

Modi addressed the perception that their initiatives are merely aimed at electoral victories, stating unequivocally that their focus is on uplifting the nation. He emphasized the importance of ensuring a better future for the youth, highlighting it as a primary goal. He asserted that his administration's investment in railway development over the past decade has far surpassed previous efforts.

Expressing confidence in his third term, Modi envisioned a transformative journey for women, affirming that their empowerment is indispensable for national advancement.

Speaking at a public gathering in Darjeeling district, Prime Minister Modi criticized Trinamool leaders, accusing them of exploiting funds from Central schemes for personal enrichment.

The unveiling took place at the Lachit Barphukan Maidam Development Project in Hollongapar, situated near the Teok area of the district, where the Prime Minister arrived via helicopter from Arunachal Pradesh. Embracing the local culture, PM Modi adorned himself in traditional attire, complete with traditional headgear.

The atmosphere was electric as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters lined the streets, cheering as the Prime Minister's convoy made its way through the bustling Babatpur area towards Varanasi. The air was filled with chants of 'Har Har Mahadev' and the resounding echoes of 'Modi Modi', reverberating the excitement of the crowd. Throngs of people proudly displayed posters adorned with PM Modi's images, showcasing their unwavering support.

Amidst the fervent chants of "abki bar 400 paar" from the audience, the prime minister clarified that it wasn't just his assurance but the collective aspiration of 140 crore Indians.

In his speech, Modi expressed his commitment to the development of Jammu and Kashmir, promising to leave no stone unturned in fulfilling the trust bestowed upon him by the people. He highlighted the end of dynastic politics that had plagued the region for decades, emphasizing that the decision to revoke Article 370 has paved the way for new opportunities and growth.

Speaking at the India Global Forum’s annual investment summit NXT10 in Mumbai, Shah highlighted the significant policy-driven initiatives undertaken by the Modi government. He pointed out that before 2014, India faced economic fragility, high inflation, and unmanageable fiscal deficits. However, under Modi's stewardship, India has evolved into a policy-driven state, poised to become a USD 4 trillion economy by the end of the year.