Pm Meets Editors

Aiyyo Shraddha has recently been in the limelight. Take a look at her latest foodie sojourn!

Home chef G Yadamma from Karimnagar district of Telangana was given the charge of preparing a home-style full-course regional menu for the leaders.

During an off-camera, on-record meet with editors of media houses in Hyderabad today, Rahul Gandhi asked for tea more than once and smilingly said, "the problem is with the chaiwala''. The Congress president is in Hyderabad on a two-day tour when he is interacting with women self-help groups, students, farmers, businessmen and also had a public mee...

Whether it's an impromptu catch up with a school buddy, or a quick business meeting or if you need to have lunch at 5 pm, Chennai's cafe's provide the perfect refuge.

An interactive session on financial sector between US CEOs and PM Modi will precede the dinner and the roundtable will be moderated by Fortune Editor Alan Murray.

In a rare interaction with the media, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday answered a raft of questions on governance with regard to 2G spectrum scam. He asserted he was not aware of the methodology of the controversial first-come-first-serve (FCFS) policy followed for 2G spectrum allocation by former Telecom Minister A Raja, which re...

"My conscience is quite clear. (But) it is quite possible that I may have been soft." This is what Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today while replying to questions on corruption, including 2G spectrum allocation controversy over which he had been assured by the then Telecom Minister A Raja that "transparency, fairness and objectivity" would be ...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met with five editors this morning. During a two-hour discussion, he answered questions about what he thinks of Rahul Gandhi taking over as PM, the controversial Lokpal Bill, and whether his party often undermines his government.These are the opening remarks the PM made to the five editors."I think that there is a grow...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met five editors of different print publications today as part of what's seen as an image makeover. This effort will see Dr Manmohan Singh interact more frequently - though off-camera - with the media. (Read: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's opening remarks at the interaction with newspaper editors) | (Transcript of PM'...

At his two-hour meeting with five editors today, the Prime Minister answered a series of questions in an exercise aimed at deflecting criticism that he is "uncommunicative."  The PM told editors that he found this criticism "disconcerting." These are the points he stressed during the meeting:Manmohan Singh dismisses talk that he is a lameduck ...

The Prime Minister is now meeting with five editors of different print publications as part of what's seen as an image makeover.The idea is for the PM, often criticized for being uncommunicative on issues of critical importance,  to share his opinions and his government' stand on political and other issues.Today's is meant to be the first of a...

The PM's Q and A session with senior news editors hasn't impressed Jayalalithaa. "It was not just a damp squib, it was a wretched exercise which showcased a weak-kneed head of state at his helpless best, taking cover for all the ills plaguing the Nation using the fragile shield of 'coalition dharma'!" she shared in a statement today. (Read: Jayalal...

Admitting that "some compromises" have to be made in managing a coalition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that his government will bring the wrongdoers in scams to book, but ruled out quitting from his post.     In his opening remarks Dr Singh said, "An impression has gone around that we are a scam-driven country." He ...

Stressing that the government has not given up on reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said more reforms will be unveiled in the 2011-12 Budget, but blamed the Opposition for delaying the introduction of crucial Bills in Parliament."No, we have not given up on reforms. We will persist... I sincerely hope in the (upcoming) Budget we will see...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday promised that those found guilty of corruption would be "severely punished"."I, through your medium, am promising the people of India that anybody found guilty of corruption will be severely punished," Manmohan Singh told a group of TV editors in the Capital.Corruption in any walk of life should be a matte...

Aiyyo Shraddha has recently been in the limelight. Take a look at her latest foodie sojourn!

Home chef G Yadamma from Karimnagar district of Telangana was given the charge of preparing a home-style full-course regional menu for the leaders.

During an off-camera, on-record meet with editors of media houses in Hyderabad today, Rahul Gandhi asked for tea more than once and smilingly said, "the problem is with the chaiwala''. The Congress president is in Hyderabad on a two-day tour when he is interacting with women self-help groups, students, farmers, businessmen and also had a public mee...

Whether it's an impromptu catch up with a school buddy, or a quick business meeting or if you need to have lunch at 5 pm, Chennai's cafe's provide the perfect refuge.

An interactive session on financial sector between US CEOs and PM Modi will precede the dinner and the roundtable will be moderated by Fortune Editor Alan Murray.

In a rare interaction with the media, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday answered a raft of questions on governance with regard to 2G spectrum scam. He asserted he was not aware of the methodology of the controversial first-come-first-serve (FCFS) policy followed for 2G spectrum allocation by former Telecom Minister A Raja, which re...

"My conscience is quite clear. (But) it is quite possible that I may have been soft." This is what Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today while replying to questions on corruption, including 2G spectrum allocation controversy over which he had been assured by the then Telecom Minister A Raja that "transparency, fairness and objectivity" would be ...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met with five editors this morning. During a two-hour discussion, he answered questions about what he thinks of Rahul Gandhi taking over as PM, the controversial Lokpal Bill, and whether his party often undermines his government.These are the opening remarks the PM made to the five editors."I think that there is a grow...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met five editors of different print publications today as part of what's seen as an image makeover. This effort will see Dr Manmohan Singh interact more frequently - though off-camera - with the media. (Read: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's opening remarks at the interaction with newspaper editors) | (Transcript of PM'...

At his two-hour meeting with five editors today, the Prime Minister answered a series of questions in an exercise aimed at deflecting criticism that he is "uncommunicative."  The PM told editors that he found this criticism "disconcerting." These are the points he stressed during the meeting:Manmohan Singh dismisses talk that he is a lameduck ...

The Prime Minister is now meeting with five editors of different print publications as part of what's seen as an image makeover.The idea is for the PM, often criticized for being uncommunicative on issues of critical importance,  to share his opinions and his government' stand on political and other issues.Today's is meant to be the first of a...

The PM's Q and A session with senior news editors hasn't impressed Jayalalithaa. "It was not just a damp squib, it was a wretched exercise which showcased a weak-kneed head of state at his helpless best, taking cover for all the ills plaguing the Nation using the fragile shield of 'coalition dharma'!" she shared in a statement today. (Read: Jayalal...

Admitting that "some compromises" have to be made in managing a coalition, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said that his government will bring the wrongdoers in scams to book, but ruled out quitting from his post.     In his opening remarks Dr Singh said, "An impression has gone around that we are a scam-driven country." He ...

Stressing that the government has not given up on reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said more reforms will be unveiled in the 2011-12 Budget, but blamed the Opposition for delaying the introduction of crucial Bills in Parliament."No, we have not given up on reforms. We will persist... I sincerely hope in the (upcoming) Budget we will see...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday promised that those found guilty of corruption would be "severely punished"."I, through your medium, am promising the people of India that anybody found guilty of corruption will be severely punished," Manmohan Singh told a group of TV editors in the Capital.Corruption in any walk of life should be a matte...