Modi said that even though competition and challenges act as inspirations, competition must be healthy
He urged people to keep away from the BJP and its ideologue RSS, alleging that they are 'like poison'
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the budget on Feb. 1, factoring in the growth projections
The West Bengal chief minister also asserted that she will not follow any diktat of the BJP to worship any particular god
Pariksha Pe Charcha: PM Modi said that students must compete with themselves and not others
The budget this week is an interim one until a new administration takes office, and the finance minister has already hinted there won't be any major announcements
Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece Saamana in its editorial has criticised Bihar CM Nitish Kumar for returning to NDA fold
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to interact with students at the gathering of 'exam warriors' on 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' scheduled for Monday.
Bihar CM, who returned to NDA fold, feared significant losses in Lok Sabha polls had he stayed with INDIA bloc
Thousands of TMC activists and senior party leaders took part in the rally that started from Golpark area and culminated at Hazra Crossing, in south Kolkata
"And that is why on January 22 in Ayodhya I had talked about 'Dev to Desh' and 'Ram to Rashtra'," he said
Announces approval of Rs 800 crore for Supreme Court's expansion
Pradhan said this while attending booth-level public contact programmes in Bhubaneswar and Pipili
Recently, when Karpoori Thakur was given the Bharat Ratna, Rahul Gandhi had said that the country needs "real justice" and not "politics of symbolism", Ramesh noted
Asking people to oust the BJP from power, Kharge said they should not let the saffron party win the general elections in the name of religion
The conception of the Supreme Court also symbolises "the balance of justice", an institution that will act as a shield for citizens against excesses of power, Justice Gavai said
In a post on X, Modi said he is confident that the new government in Bihar will serve the people with full dedication
'Today's economic policies of India will form the basis of tomorrow's bright India. The laws being made in India today will further strengthen tomorrow's bright India,' the prime minister said
On February 3 visit, the PM will attend a programme at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Sambalpur and thereafter address a public meeting at Remed Ground
The per capita monthly income of the bottom 10 per cent is just Rs 6,000 and of the bottom 11-20 per cent Rs 12,000, Khera said