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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing BJP booth workers in Kerala ahead of the April 9 Assembly elections, accused the Congress and Left parties of aligning with fundamentalist forces to divide society and tarnish India’s global image. He urged voters to give BJP-NDA a chance, citing the party’s local poll gains in Thiruvananthapuram.
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India’s defence exports hit a record Rs 38,424 crore in FY26, rising 62.66%. Backed by Narendra Modi’s vision, public and private sectors expanded global reach to 80+ countries, strengthening India’s position as a growing defence manufacturing hub
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Narendra Modi visited a tea garden in Dibrugarh, interacting with women workers and praising Assam tea’s global recognition. The visit, during his election campaign, highlighted the tea community’s importance to the state’s economy and political landscape
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In Sanand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Kaynes Semicon OSAT facility, marking India’s push in semiconductor manufacturing. The Rs 3,300-crore plant will produce advanced modules, boosting domestic capability, jobs, and global supply participation
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Narendra Modi and Rob Jetten discussed strengthening India-Netherlands ties in semiconductors, green hydrogen, trade and defence, while stressing peace in West Asia and expanding strategic cooperation amid evolving global challenges
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Rahul Gandhi alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi remained silent on the Sabarimala issue during his Kerala visit and claimed BJP and LDF were working together, while asserting that Congress faces a combined challenge from CPI(M) and BJP in the state
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Priyanka Gandhi criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for accusing Congress of making dangerous remarks on the Gulf crisis, saying politics should not be played over war. She questioned the government's plan to protect stranded Indians and called for a Parliament discussion.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the West Asia war a challenging situation and urged citizens to remain united. He cautioned against politicising the crisis, warned against rumours, and highlighted global energy concerns and India’s preparedness to handle the situation
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally in Palakkad, saying Kerala is witnessing political change. He targeted the LDF and UDF while projecting the NDA as an alternative, as part of an intensified campaign for the 2026 Assembly elections
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a virtual meeting with chief ministers to review preparedness in view of the West Asia conflict, stressing coordinated efforts between the Centre and states while urging vigilance against misinformation, hoarding and security threats
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KC Venugopal accused Pinarayi Vijayan of targeting Rahul Gandhi while avoiding criticism of Narendra Modi. He asserted UDF unity and confidence in electoral victory in Wayanad
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Donald Trump praised Narendra Modi, expressing confidence in stronger India-US ties. During discussions on West Asia tensions, both leaders emphasised peace, stability, and ensuring the strategic Strait of Hormuz remains secure
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Fuel panic is spreading across India after PM Modi’s warning. But is there really a shortage or lockdown coming? Here’s the truth behind rumours, hoarding, and what it means for you.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Parliament that the West Asia conflict could persist for a long time, urging national unity and preparedness. He highlighted India’s diplomatic efforts, energy security measures, evacuation of citizens, and strategies to safeguard the economy and supply chains
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a CCS meeting to review the impact of the West Asia conflict on India. He called for coordinated efforts to prevent hoarding, ensure supply of essentials, and assess economic and sector-wise implications
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the longest-serving head of an elected government in India, surpassing Pawan Kumar Chamling. The milestone marks over two decades of leadership, alongside record-breaking electoral success and a strong digital presence across global platforms
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Narendra Modi became India’s longest-serving head of government, completing 8,931 days in office, surpassing Pawan Kumar Chamling. BJP Chief Ministers praised his leadership, highlighting development, governance, and sustained public trust over decades
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will review petroleum, power and fertiliser sectors amid the West Asia crisis, focusing on supply stability. The government is monitoring global disruptions caused by conflict impacting energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz
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The BJP is intensifying its campaign in Kerala for the April 9 Assembly elections, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top leaders set to lead outreach efforts as the party aims to secure a historic electoral breakthrough
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with leaders of France, Oman and Malaysia, emphasising de-escalation in West Asia, diplomatic resolution of the crisis, and ensuring safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions