Modi London Speech

It should be clear by now that India has a global image problem. Most Western newspapers of note (The New York Times, Le Monde, Time, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The London Times, etc.) have all been critical of the government's record on farmer protests, Kashmir, free speech, the right to dissent, treatment of minorities, and so on.

A 34-year-old government school teacher from Rajasthan was not anticipating any fame. But last night, his story featured in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech at London's Wembley Stadium, who said, "My India is in that Imran Khan from Alwar".

Addressing a massive crowd at London's Wembley Stadium, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a shout-out to a teacher named Imran Khan back in Rajasthan.

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today took on critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech to British Parliamentarians asking "why cannot we take pride" in the excellent speech made by him.

In what appears to be a reference to Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there should be a global resolve to "isolate" those who harbour terrorists and willingness to stand with nations that will fight them "honestly".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day visit to the UK, addressed business leaders at The Old Library of Guildhall in London. Here is the full text of his speech.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a three-day visit to the UK today addressed the Royal Gallery at the British Parliament. Here is the full text of his speech.

The nearly 90,000 people who would be at London's Wembley Stadium on November 13 to listen to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech are likely to get a return gift. The 400 and more groups and expats, who have come together to organise the event, are working overtime to ensure the event is as grand as it can be.

It should be clear by now that India has a global image problem. Most Western newspapers of note (The New York Times, Le Monde, Time, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The London Times, etc.) have all been critical of the government's record on farmer protests, Kashmir, free speech, the right to dissent, treatment of minorities, and so on.

A 34-year-old government school teacher from Rajasthan was not anticipating any fame. But last night, his story featured in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech at London's Wembley Stadium, who said, "My India is in that Imran Khan from Alwar".

Addressing a massive crowd at London's Wembley Stadium, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a shout-out to a teacher named Imran Khan back in Rajasthan.

Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today took on critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech to British Parliamentarians asking "why cannot we take pride" in the excellent speech made by him.

In what appears to be a reference to Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said there should be a global resolve to "isolate" those who harbour terrorists and willingness to stand with nations that will fight them "honestly".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a three-day visit to the UK, addressed business leaders at The Old Library of Guildhall in London. Here is the full text of his speech.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on a three-day visit to the UK today addressed the Royal Gallery at the British Parliament. Here is the full text of his speech.

The nearly 90,000 people who would be at London's Wembley Stadium on November 13 to listen to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech are likely to get a return gift. The 400 and more groups and expats, who have come together to organise the event, are working overtime to ensure the event is as grand as it can be.