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"You Will Be Isolated If...": Amid Budget Row, MK Stalin's Message To PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday offered a dire warning to Prime Minister Narendra Modi - that he will be "isolated" if he continues to target rivals rather than focus on governance.
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Suryakumar Yadav's Old Tweet On PM Narendra Modi Resurfaces Amid T20 World Cup 2024 Victory Celebrations
Suryakumar Yadav was present in the meeting with PM Narendra Modi as part of the Indian cricket team and the star batter's 7-year-old social media post on X (Twitter) has resurfaced.
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"4 Points From...": Ex-Cricket Star's IPL Take On PM's Rajasthan Speech Row
Former cricketer Venkatesh Prasad has clattered into the political row triggered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial election speech in Rajasthan this weekend - in which he referred to the nation's Muslim community.
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Opinion | Nationalism And Elections: BJP Understands, Opposition Still Doesn't
When the BJP ratcheted its nationalism game up, the Opposition left the field on its ideological high horse. That's exactly what the BJP wanted - to be the only option.
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Book Excerpt | How Online Campaigns Shape Voting Patterns In India
The Singh-Srivastava Vote Predictor measures the engagement that politicians and political parties receive on Twitter and correlates this online engagement with a predictive vote share offline.
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"Always Trying To Change My Words...": Rahul Gandhi On PM's 'Shakti' Jab
Rahul Gandhi has hit back to criticism by PM Narendra Modi about his use of the word 'shakti' - a reference to the feminine divine energy - when describing the opposition's bid to defeat the ruling BJP in the April/May Lok Sabha election.
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PM Modi Enjoys "Majestic" View Of Shankaracharya Hill In Srinagar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared pictures from his trip to Srinagar, on X (formerly Twitter). PM Modi said that he got the opportunity to see the "majestic Shankaracharya Hill from a distance".
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PM Modi's Speeches In 8 Languages, Dubbed By AI. Details Here
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speeches are now available in eight languages on social media platform X, formerly twitter, on eight accounts. In a first, PM Modi's speeches are being dubbed using artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
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Emmanuel Macron Shares Selfie With PM Modi Ahead Of Republic Day Parade
French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron, who is the chief guest at today's Republic Day parade, posted a selfie with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on X - formerly known as Twitter hours before the event.
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"Love Your Optimism": PM Modi's Reply To Post By Author On India
People of India are trendsetters and trailblazers when it comes to innovation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday and welcomed the world to invest in the country.
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PM Modi's Birthday Wish For Congress Leader Manmohan Singh As He Turns 91
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took to X - formerly known as Twitter - to wish veteran Congress leader Manmohan Singh on his 91st birthday.
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On India-Bharat Name Change Row, Rahul Gandhi's Jab At Government
With a chuckle and a jab, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who was at an event in a university in Paris in France, took a dig at the government on Sunday over reports it plans to change the country's name to Bharat.
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A 2019 Moment Trends On Twitter As Chandrayaan-3 Lands On Moon
Chandrayaan-3 landed on the moon this evening in a mission seen as crucial to lunar exploration and India's standing as a space power, just days after a similar Russian lander crashed.
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"His Message is Clear": Arvind Kejriwal Slams PM Modi On Bill To Appoint Poll Panel Chief
In a couple of long posts on X, earlier known as Twitter, Kejriwal also accused Modi of not following the Supreme Court order and said this is a "very dangerous situation".
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'My Speech Removed,' Says Ashok Gehlot. Prime Minister's Office Responds
Hours before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Rajasthan's Sikar, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot posted that he could only welcome him on Twitter, since his speech at an event had been cancelled by the Prime Minister's Office.
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"You Will Be Isolated If...": Amid Budget Row, MK Stalin's Message To PM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday offered a dire warning to Prime Minister Narendra Modi - that he will be "isolated" if he continues to target rivals rather than focus on governance.
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Suryakumar Yadav's Old Tweet On PM Narendra Modi Resurfaces Amid T20 World Cup 2024 Victory Celebrations
Suryakumar Yadav was present in the meeting with PM Narendra Modi as part of the Indian cricket team and the star batter's 7-year-old social media post on X (Twitter) has resurfaced.
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"4 Points From...": Ex-Cricket Star's IPL Take On PM's Rajasthan Speech Row
Former cricketer Venkatesh Prasad has clattered into the political row triggered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial election speech in Rajasthan this weekend - in which he referred to the nation's Muslim community.
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Opinion | Nationalism And Elections: BJP Understands, Opposition Still Doesn't
When the BJP ratcheted its nationalism game up, the Opposition left the field on its ideological high horse. That's exactly what the BJP wanted - to be the only option.
-
Book Excerpt | How Online Campaigns Shape Voting Patterns In India
The Singh-Srivastava Vote Predictor measures the engagement that politicians and political parties receive on Twitter and correlates this online engagement with a predictive vote share offline.
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"Always Trying To Change My Words...": Rahul Gandhi On PM's 'Shakti' Jab
Rahul Gandhi has hit back to criticism by PM Narendra Modi about his use of the word 'shakti' - a reference to the feminine divine energy - when describing the opposition's bid to defeat the ruling BJP in the April/May Lok Sabha election.
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PM Modi Enjoys "Majestic" View Of Shankaracharya Hill In Srinagar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared pictures from his trip to Srinagar, on X (formerly Twitter). PM Modi said that he got the opportunity to see the "majestic Shankaracharya Hill from a distance".
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PM Modi's Speeches In 8 Languages, Dubbed By AI. Details Here
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speeches are now available in eight languages on social media platform X, formerly twitter, on eight accounts. In a first, PM Modi's speeches are being dubbed using artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
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Emmanuel Macron Shares Selfie With PM Modi Ahead Of Republic Day Parade
French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron, who is the chief guest at today's Republic Day parade, posted a selfie with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on X - formerly known as Twitter hours before the event.
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"Love Your Optimism": PM Modi's Reply To Post By Author On India
People of India are trendsetters and trailblazers when it comes to innovation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday and welcomed the world to invest in the country.
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PM Modi's Birthday Wish For Congress Leader Manmohan Singh As He Turns 91
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took to X - formerly known as Twitter - to wish veteran Congress leader Manmohan Singh on his 91st birthday.
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On India-Bharat Name Change Row, Rahul Gandhi's Jab At Government
With a chuckle and a jab, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who was at an event in a university in Paris in France, took a dig at the government on Sunday over reports it plans to change the country's name to Bharat.
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A 2019 Moment Trends On Twitter As Chandrayaan-3 Lands On Moon
Chandrayaan-3 landed on the moon this evening in a mission seen as crucial to lunar exploration and India's standing as a space power, just days after a similar Russian lander crashed.
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"His Message is Clear": Arvind Kejriwal Slams PM Modi On Bill To Appoint Poll Panel Chief
In a couple of long posts on X, earlier known as Twitter, Kejriwal also accused Modi of not following the Supreme Court order and said this is a "very dangerous situation".
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'My Speech Removed,' Says Ashok Gehlot. Prime Minister's Office Responds
Hours before Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Rajasthan's Sikar, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot posted that he could only welcome him on Twitter, since his speech at an event had been cancelled by the Prime Minister's Office.
