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I have simple yardstick for decisions, My country first: PM Modi
New Delhi, March 16: Interacting with renowned podcaster Lex Fridman, Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened up about his decision-making process. PM Modi stated that his extensive travelling, governance perspective and the mantra of keeping "My country first" guides him.
Fascinating conversation!: PM Modi shares glimpses into podcast with Lex Fridman
New Delhi, March 15: Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a sneak peek on Saturday into the areas of discussion he held with world-renowned scientist and podcaster Lex Fridman.
ONOE will save a lot of time and money: Rajnath Singh hails PM Modi for initiative
New Delhi, March 8: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh spoke exclusively to IANS on a range of topics including One Nation One Election (ONOE).
BJP conspiring to 'weaken' South India, says Telangana CM
Hyderabad, Feb 28: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, on Friday, accused the BJP of conspiring to politically and economically 'weaken' South India.
Fight over USAID funding: Cong claims 7 projects got grant, BJP calls it 'theatrics to hide beneficiaries'
New Delhi, Feb 24: The raging row over USAID funding to India for 'voter turnout' has kicked up a political storm, with Congress and BJP taking turns to potshots at each other over the 'beneficiaries'. Congress called it another 'jumla' to mislead and misguide the nation while BJP has snapped back, accusing the former of colluding with foreign forces to conspire against country.
BJP relying on falsehoods and propaganda: Gaurav Gogoi slams BJP over Trump's USD 21 mn statement
Jorhat, February 22: Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi responded to a statement by former US President Donald Trump regarding the alleged transfer of USD 21 million to India for 'Voter Turnout' just before elections.
No foreign spark ahead of this session: PM Modi takes dig at Oppn
New Delhi, Jan 31: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that for the first time in 10 years, there has been no attempt from abroad to stoke any trouble ahead of the Parliament session.