Modi Speech In Parliament

In what could escalate the row over BJP leader Anurag Thakur's caste remark against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the main Opposition has decided to move a privilege complaint against Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he praised Mr Thakur

Nothing seems to have hit the Congress harder than PM Narendra Modi's speeches in both houses of Parliament.

Adopting a tit-for-tat strategy to counter the BJP's offensive in Parliament, the Congress has written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, flagging "inaccuracies" in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday slammed the opposition Congress-led INDIA bloc for intentionally disrupting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speeches in both Houses of Parliament.

While referring to Ms Murty's "emotional" remark on mothers, he said that his government has focused on women's health and sanitation as a "priority sector" in the last 10 years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi fired multiple shots at the opposition during his more than two-hour long speech in the Lok Sabha this evening. The main target of his sharp attack was Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi - in the middle of a fierce attack on the Congress and the opposition in Parliament this evening - broke off to inform the House of a tragedy in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras.

The Lok Sabha witnessed unprecedented scenes - screaming MPs, an apoplectic Speaker, and a Prime Minister shouting at the top of his voice - Tuesday afternoon as the government and the opposition went head-to-head in an ugly battle.

The Opposition is back in strength in parliament, determined to make themselves heard. And they chose to do it today, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi rose to respond to the Motion of Thanks for the President's address.

Rahul Gandhi - whose scorching speech in Parliament Monday, which triggered a furious pushback from the BJP and interventions, twice, from PM Modi - wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to question the expunging of parts of his speech.

A day after his ally Rahul Gandhi's remarks triggered an uproar in Lok Sabha, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav targeted the Narendra Modi government today with a speech laced with sarcasm and peppered with poetry.

After Rahul Gandhi's fiery speech in Parliament yesterday, in which he launched a scathing attack on BJP - large portions of which have been expunged from official records - the stage is set for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's anticipated response

The BJP - hit by a blistering broadside Monday from Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, in his first speech as Leader of the Opposition - deployed union ministers Ashwini Vaishnaw and Kiren Rijiju, and Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi to counter.

Parliament session 2024: The BJP - led by PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh - hit back strongly to Rahul Gandhi's speech in Parliament on Monday afternoon, accusing the Congress MP of insulting all Hindus.

There were five key groups Modi mentioned in his Parliament speech: the Indian public, BJP supporters, newly elected MPs, cabinet ministers and opposition parties. There is a message for each of them.

In what could escalate the row over BJP leader Anurag Thakur's caste remark against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the main Opposition has decided to move a privilege complaint against Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he praised Mr Thakur

Nothing seems to have hit the Congress harder than PM Narendra Modi's speeches in both houses of Parliament.

Adopting a tit-for-tat strategy to counter the BJP's offensive in Parliament, the Congress has written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, flagging "inaccuracies" in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday slammed the opposition Congress-led INDIA bloc for intentionally disrupting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speeches in both Houses of Parliament.

While referring to Ms Murty's "emotional" remark on mothers, he said that his government has focused on women's health and sanitation as a "priority sector" in the last 10 years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi fired multiple shots at the opposition during his more than two-hour long speech in the Lok Sabha this evening. The main target of his sharp attack was Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi - in the middle of a fierce attack on the Congress and the opposition in Parliament this evening - broke off to inform the House of a tragedy in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras.

The Lok Sabha witnessed unprecedented scenes - screaming MPs, an apoplectic Speaker, and a Prime Minister shouting at the top of his voice - Tuesday afternoon as the government and the opposition went head-to-head in an ugly battle.

The Opposition is back in strength in parliament, determined to make themselves heard. And they chose to do it today, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi rose to respond to the Motion of Thanks for the President's address.

Rahul Gandhi - whose scorching speech in Parliament Monday, which triggered a furious pushback from the BJP and interventions, twice, from PM Modi - wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to question the expunging of parts of his speech.

A day after his ally Rahul Gandhi's remarks triggered an uproar in Lok Sabha, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav targeted the Narendra Modi government today with a speech laced with sarcasm and peppered with poetry.

After Rahul Gandhi's fiery speech in Parliament yesterday, in which he launched a scathing attack on BJP - large portions of which have been expunged from official records - the stage is set for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's anticipated response

The BJP - hit by a blistering broadside Monday from Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, in his first speech as Leader of the Opposition - deployed union ministers Ashwini Vaishnaw and Kiren Rijiju, and Rajya Sabha MP Sudhanshu Trivedi to counter.

Parliament session 2024: The BJP - led by PM Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh - hit back strongly to Rahul Gandhi's speech in Parliament on Monday afternoon, accusing the Congress MP of insulting all Hindus.

There were five key groups Modi mentioned in his Parliament speech: the Indian public, BJP supporters, newly elected MPs, cabinet ministers and opposition parties. There is a message for each of them.