Pm Modi Speech To Bjp Workers

PM Modi today addressed through virtual mode tens of lakhs of BJP workers exhorting them to strengthen booth-level campaigning for the coming Karnataka Assembly elections, to win with majority, and made a strong pitch for ending "revdi culture".

In his speech to mark the victory in Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an oblique but significant reference to Bengal, where elections will be held next year.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the people and said the elections reflect the outcome of last year's Lok Sabha elections at a meeting this evening to celebrate the BJP's victory in Bihar and a series of by-polls in other states.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi discarded his fortified SUV to walk a short distance to the BJP office in Delhi today which was surrounded by party workers waiting to celebrate him. As he moved past, flowers rained down on him as elite commandos in combat gear circled their VVIP.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the party workers after the said the strength of the poor and the aspirations of the middle class will take India to new heights. His televised address to party workers comes a day after the BJP won a sweeping victory in the crucial assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh - considered the semi-final before t...

A "new India" was at the centre of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's victory speech on Sunday evening as the BJP celebrated its performance in assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and other states. As he arrived at the BJP headquarters in Delhi, PM Modi got off his car and walked a short stretch, waving to hundreds of workers and supporters lined up to...

BJP chief Amit Shah, delivering his victory speech at the party's headquarters in Delhi, where he was welcomed by hundreds of workers singing and dancing to celebrate the party's massive sweep of Uttar Pradesh, said Saturday's election results prove that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the most popular leader since Independence.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was directly addressing the people of Pakistan as he sent across a strong message against the "export of terrorism" from that country, vowing that "India will never forget the Uri attack."

Narendra Modi is riding a big electoral victory and it showed as he hit Delhi with a smile that wouldn't fade even when he was slamming the Manmohan Singh government on "disappointing growth." At the BJP headquarters, he was greeted with a shower of rose petals and chants of "PM, PM" from the party workers gathered even as party president Nitin Gad...

PM Modi today addressed through virtual mode tens of lakhs of BJP workers exhorting them to strengthen booth-level campaigning for the coming Karnataka Assembly elections, to win with majority, and made a strong pitch for ending "revdi culture".

In his speech to mark the victory in Bihar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an oblique but significant reference to Bengal, where elections will be held next year.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the people and said the elections reflect the outcome of last year's Lok Sabha elections at a meeting this evening to celebrate the BJP's victory in Bihar and a series of by-polls in other states.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi discarded his fortified SUV to walk a short distance to the BJP office in Delhi today which was surrounded by party workers waiting to celebrate him. As he moved past, flowers rained down on him as elite commandos in combat gear circled their VVIP.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the party workers after the said the strength of the poor and the aspirations of the middle class will take India to new heights. His televised address to party workers comes a day after the BJP won a sweeping victory in the crucial assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh - considered the semi-final before t...

A "new India" was at the centre of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's victory speech on Sunday evening as the BJP celebrated its performance in assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and other states. As he arrived at the BJP headquarters in Delhi, PM Modi got off his car and walked a short stretch, waving to hundreds of workers and supporters lined up to...

BJP chief Amit Shah, delivering his victory speech at the party's headquarters in Delhi, where he was welcomed by hundreds of workers singing and dancing to celebrate the party's massive sweep of Uttar Pradesh, said Saturday's election results prove that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the most popular leader since Independence.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was directly addressing the people of Pakistan as he sent across a strong message against the "export of terrorism" from that country, vowing that "India will never forget the Uri attack."

Narendra Modi is riding a big electoral victory and it showed as he hit Delhi with a smile that wouldn't fade even when he was slamming the Manmohan Singh government on "disappointing growth." At the BJP headquarters, he was greeted with a shower of rose petals and chants of "PM, PM" from the party workers gathered even as party president Nitin Gad...