Narendra Modi
Didn't meet Nawaz Sharif: Uddhav when asked about separate meeting with Modi
To a question whether he met the PM separately, Thackeray shot back: "We may not be together politically... That doesn't mean we have severed our links. I didn't go to meet Nawaz Sharif. So there's nothing wrong if I met him (PM) privately." He added that the delegation emerged satisfied with the outcome and are confident that the PM will take appropriate action on all the matters raised with him.
Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana extended till Diwali
In this time of pandemic, the Prime Minister, while addressing the nation, said the government is standing by the poor with every need as their partner. "Today, the government has decided that the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana will now be extended till Diwali. That is, by November, free food grains will be available in fixed quantity every month to more than 80 crore countrymen," the Prime Minister said.
If vaccines are free, why should pvt hospitals charge for them: Rahul to PM
"One simple question - If vaccines are free for all, why should private hospitals charge for them?" Rahul Gandhi, who is a Lok Sabha MP from Kerala's Wayanad said in a tweet. He tweeted with the hash tag of #FreeVaccineForAll. The Prime Minister announced that all Indians above 18 years of age will be administered free Covid-19 vaccine from June 21.
Free Covid vax to 18 plus age group from June 21: Modi
Addressing the nation, the Prime Minister made it clear that the states will be provided these vaccine doses free of cost from Central government. "The government of India will provide free vaccine to the states from Monday, June 21, in every state for all citizens above the age of 18 years," Modi said.
Modi's call to Bengal BJP leader Mukul Roy creates a political buzz
Sources in BJP said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi called up Roy at around 10.30 a.m. and enquired about the health of his wife. He also assured all possible assistance to the BJP national vice-president. Though Mukul Roy said that it was a courtesy call but it has triggered speculation among political circles in the state.
J&K girl's appeal to PM over burden of homework gets LG's response
The girl was seen telling Modi that children who get online education are overburdened with homework which leaves them a very little time to play and have fun. "Why do teachers assign huge home task to children of my age. Right since morning I have to attend zoom classes and after that teachers assign so much homework to us which should be assigned to students of Classes 9 and 10.
Mamata links Chef Secy's transfer with Kalaikunda meeting
The chief minister, however, said that the incident was a result of the clash of schedule and it should not be taken as otherwise in the political discourse. In a five-page letter written to the Prime Minister, Banerjee said, "The unilateral order also does not provide any details, reasons and/ or particulars as to why 'central deputation of Alapan Bandyopadhyay IAS, Chief Secretary, West Bengal required suddenly by you only few days after granting an order of extension following, due consultation process.
Country has followed mantra of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas: PM Modi in Mann ki Baat
"Whatever we have accomplished in these seven years, it has been of the country, of the countrymen. Together, we have experienced many moments of national pride in these years. When we observe that now India moves ahead not with the thought and pressure of other countries but with her own conviction, then we all feel proud," the Prime Minister said.
Over 60% feel India's foreign relations improved under Modi: Survey
The ABP-C Voter survey found that 62.3 per cent of the respondents feel that the country's relations with different nations of the world have improved during the current tenure of the Modi-led government which is into its second term. The survey was carried out between May 23 and May 27 on 12,070 people across the country.
53.3% back Modi govt's decision to implement CAA: Survey
The ABP-C Voter survey found that 53.3 per cent people believe that the Modi government has taken the right decision to implement CAA, while 21.8 per cent respondents said that no, it was a wrong decision. About 24.9 per cent of respondents didn't say anything about the Modi government's decision to implement CAA.
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