External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar expressed optimism about the upcoming India-Russia Annual Summit, scheduled for July 8th in Moscow, highlighting the potential for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin to directly address trade imbalances. Jaishankar emphasized the importance of the annual summit as a platform to review and strengthen bilateral ties, particularly in the context of the growing economic relationship between the two nations.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his congratulations to newly elected UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer following Labour’s landslide victory. Modi expressed anticipation for a strengthened India-UK partnership, highlighted by a free trade agreement and mutual growth. Starmer, in his victory speech, emphasized restoring Britain’s focus on working-class citizens.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Moscow next week for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a meeting with significant geopolitical implications. The visit comes amidst deepening China-Russia relations and India’s efforts to navigate a complex web of alliances with the US, Russia, and China. The visit is expected to address trade, strategic interests, and India’s balancing act in a world of shifting alliances.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to his monthly radio address ‘Mann Ki Baat’ after the Lok Sabha elections, thanking the nation for its participation and reaffirming his faith in India’s democracy. He also lauded the Election Commission for its work in conducting the world’s largest election.
The first session of India’s 18th Lok Sabha begins today with the oath-taking ceremony for newly elected members, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The session is expected to be eventful, with the opposition INDIA bloc planning to target the NDA government on issues like rising prices and exam irregularities. The session will also see the election of the Lok Sabha Speaker and a presidential address.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will embark on a rare visit to North Korea, highlighting Moscow’s growing partnership with the nuclear-armed state. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address farmers in Varanasi, outlining plans for their well-being. Other notable events include a Supreme Court hearing on an AAP MLA’s plea and the start of the 56th session of the UN Human Rights Council.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge, and party leader Rahul Gandhi are all set to hold rallies and roadshows in various states ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Mr. Modi will be in Mumbai on May 15 for campaign rallies and a roadshow, while Mr. Shah will campaign in Odisha and Cuttack on May 20. Mr. Gandhi will address a public gathering and participate in a bike rally in Balangir on May 20, while Mr. Kharge will address an election meeting at Phulbani on the same day. Karnataka Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar will visit Rae Bareli to campaign for Mr. Gandhi, while Mr. Kharge and SP chief Akhilesh Yadav will address a press conference in Lucknow on May 15. PM Modi filed his nomination from the Varanasi Lok Sabha seat earlier on Tuesday, while the Congress announced several meetings in New Delhi as part of its outreach before the city goes to polls on May 25.
A groom in Karnataka has been booked by the Election Commission for printing a tagline on his wedding card urging guests to vote for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
Navneet Rana’s political journey is marked by resilience and evolving ideologies. Despite facing opposition, she finds strength in her supporters, faith, and the endorsement of PM Modi. Her impressive electoral victory in Amravati against a seasoned Sena veteran in 2019 and her subsequent nomination as a BJP candidate demonstrate her political prowess. Rana’s transition from a Tollywood actress to a parliamentarian reflects her determination and desire to serve the people, particularly farmers.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has come under fire for using the term ‘infiltrators’ in reference to Muslims during an election campaign speech. The comments have added to tensions at a time when Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is defending its majority in parliament. Modi’s opponents have accused him of trying to divide Indians with his statements, while some Muslim leaders have expressed dismay. The comments have also highlighted the history of religious tensions in India, where Hindus are in the majority but Muslims make up a significant minority.
