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Prime Minister Narendra Modi accepted a pagdi and scarf from a man on the streets of Varanasi today, as his convoy with heavy security headed to a famous temple.

Using a traditional cotton scarf or "gamcha" to cover his mouth and nose, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday interacted with Sarpanchs from across the nation via video conference.

Minutes after addressing the nation this morning on the coronavirus pandemic and announcing an extension of the countrywide lockdown to May 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi changed his Twitter bio picture.

A large crowd, many in it wearing saffron caps and scarfs, gathered near the iconic Benaras Hindu University gate of Varanasi on Thursday evening for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's roadshow in the Uttar Pradesh temple town where he will file his election papers today to contest the Lok Sabha polls.

BJP lawmakers and ministers celebrated the party's latest election victory by wearing scarves in the colours of the Northeast in Parliament on Monday. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in parliament, BJP chief Amit Shah presented him with a traditional Naga scarf and then a large party contingent posed with beaming smiles and holding up the v...

After tweeting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi complimenting him on a scarf he wore, Shilpi Tewari was overwhelmed to receive a package. It had the same scarf and a printout of her tweet signed by the Prime Minister. But some tweets ventured into strange territory.

On Friday evening when she tweeted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi a compliment about his scarf, little did Shilpi Tewari know what would follow. But less than a day later, came among the most incredible of Twitter-sponsored interventions in recent memory.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accepted a pagdi and scarf from a man on the streets of Varanasi today, as his convoy with heavy security headed to a famous temple.

Using a traditional cotton scarf or "gamcha" to cover his mouth and nose, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday interacted with Sarpanchs from across the nation via video conference.

Minutes after addressing the nation this morning on the coronavirus pandemic and announcing an extension of the countrywide lockdown to May 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi changed his Twitter bio picture.

A large crowd, many in it wearing saffron caps and scarfs, gathered near the iconic Benaras Hindu University gate of Varanasi on Thursday evening for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's roadshow in the Uttar Pradesh temple town where he will file his election papers today to contest the Lok Sabha polls.

BJP lawmakers and ministers celebrated the party's latest election victory by wearing scarves in the colours of the Northeast in Parliament on Monday. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in parliament, BJP chief Amit Shah presented him with a traditional Naga scarf and then a large party contingent posed with beaming smiles and holding up the v...

After tweeting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi complimenting him on a scarf he wore, Shilpi Tewari was overwhelmed to receive a package. It had the same scarf and a printout of her tweet signed by the Prime Minister. But some tweets ventured into strange territory.

On Friday evening when she tweeted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi a compliment about his scarf, little did Shilpi Tewari know what would follow. But less than a day later, came among the most incredible of Twitter-sponsored interventions in recent memory.