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It is intriguing that Modi chose I-Day address to push for an idea over which the coalition partners have reservations
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In his tribute on X, Modi said, "He is remembered by many for his unmatched contribution to nation-building. He dedicated his life to improving the quality of life for our citizens. We will continue to work towards realizing his vision for India.
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Vinesh became the first Indian (women) to reach the finals in wrestling, which is a matter of great pride for all of us, says the Prime Minister
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The Hyderabad MP in a post on 'X' said: "In today's speech @narendramodi expressed concern over women's safety. His own govt approved the release of Bilkis Bano's rapists & murderers of her family".
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Says laws which divide the country on communal lines and become a reason for inequality have no place in a modern society
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His longest I-day speech before was 96 minutes in 2016 while his shortest speech was in 2017 when he spoke for around 56 minutes
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I hope the situation improves at the earliest and will continue to wish well for Bangladesh in its development journey, says the Prime Minister in his I-Day speech from Red Fort
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Prime Minister urges all levels of government to work on improving the ease of living in mission mode
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Record lies with first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru who did the honours 17 times from 1947 to 1964
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On X, PM Modi reflected on the profound suffering caused by the Partition and honored the courage of those affected. “This day also pays tribute to their resilience, which highlights the strength of the human spirit. Many who endured Partition went on to rebuild their lives and achieve great success. Today, we reaffirm our commitment to safeguarding the unity and brotherhood of our nation,” he stated.
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He was accompanied by Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Union Minister Suresh Gopi
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AAP leader urges party workers and people to fight against the "dictatorship" in the country
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In a post on X, Rahul Gandhi said, "Thank you, Modi ji, for visiting Wayanad to personally assess the tragic situation. This is a commendable decision. I believe that after witnessing the extent of the devastation firsthand, the Prime Minister will declare it a national disaster."
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To evaluate ongoing relief and rehabilitation operations and engage with survivors of the region; CM Pinarayi to welcome PM at Kannur
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Modi asked him not to dwell on missing the gold medal and said very few athletes have the distinction of winning two Olympic medals.
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Only one thing is reverberating in the country Corruption Quit India, Dynasty Quit India, Appeasement quit India, says the Prime Minister
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He will continue to motivate countless upcoming athletes to pursue their dreams and make our nation proud, says Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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"Vinesh, you are a champion among champions! You are India's pride and an inspiration to every Indian. Today's setback hurts. I wish words could express the sense of despair I am experiencing," PM Modi posted on his X handle. He also praised Phogat's resilience and commended her for facing challenges head-on.
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It is learnt that Hasina has been moved to a safe location after the meeting and it is unlikely that she would leave India on Monday night.
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It may bring prosperity to a minuscule political group, but the nation — Hindus, Muslims and all other religious groups — will suffer at the end