India and Vietnam have agreed to strengthen their economic ties with an ambitious goal of increasing bilateral trade to USD 25 billion by 2030. This announcement, made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 6, 2026, is part of a new strategic roadmap designed to expand economic and sector-specific cooperation between the two countries. The announcement was made following the signing of several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) at Hyderabad House in Delhi by PM Modi and Vietnam's President To
India and Vietnam have agreed to strengthen their economic ties with an ambitious goal of increasing bilateral trade to USD 25 billion by 2030. This announcement, made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 6, 2026, is part of a new strategic roadmap designed to expand economic and sector-specific cooperation between the two countries. The announcement was made following the signing of several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) at Hyderabad House in Delhi by PM Modi and Vietnam's President To
BJP Bengal Victory Draws Global Attention
BJP’s Bengal victory has become the biggest headline from India’s 2026 state elections, with global media calling it a historic breakthrough in eastern India. The result marks a dramatic setback for Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress, which lost power after 15 years as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP expanded into a state long seen as politically difficult terrain.
Why West Bengal Results Matter
Officials and political observers said the Bengal verdict could reshape national strategy ahead of future elections. BJP’s strong performance showed that its appeal now extends beyond its traditional strongholds, while TMC’s defeat raised questions over voter fatigue, regional leadership and campaign messaging. Mamata Banerjee rejected pressure to step down immediately and alleged irregularities, but BJP leaders dismissed the charge and pointed to the scale of the mandate.
Vijay’s Tamil Nadu Rise Adds a New Twist
Beyond Bengal, Tamil Nadu delivered another major political shock. Actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam emerged as a serious force, challenging the DMK and signaling that young voters may be open to new leadership outside the state’s old Dravidian power structure.
Kerala Adds to India’s Political Reset
Kerala also witnessed a major shift as the Congress-led UDF defeated the Left government, ending a decade of LDF rule. Together, Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala show a wider churn in Indian politics: voters are rewarding momentum, fresh faces and sharper state-level narratives. For global observers, the message is clear — India’s political map is changing fast, and the BJP’s Bengal breakthrough may be the most powerful symbol of that transition.
BJP Bengal Victory Draws Global Attention
BJP’s Bengal victory has become the biggest headline from India’s 2026 state elections, with global media calling it a historic breakthrough in eastern India. The result marks a dramatic setback for Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress, which lost power after 15 years as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s BJP expanded into a state long seen as politically difficult terrain.
Why West Bengal Results Matter
Officials and political observers said the Bengal verdict could reshape national strategy ahead of future elections. BJP’s strong performance showed that its appeal now extends beyond its traditional strongholds, while TMC’s defeat raised questions over voter fatigue, regional leadership and campaign messaging. Mamata Banerjee rejected pressure to step down immediately and alleged irregularities, but BJP leaders dismissed the charge and pointed to the scale of the mandate.
Vijay’s Tamil Nadu Rise Adds a New Twist
Beyond Bengal, Tamil Nadu delivered another major political shock. Actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam emerged as a serious force, challenging the DMK and signaling that young voters may be open to new leadership outside the state’s old Dravidian power structure.
Kerala Adds to India’s Political Reset
Kerala also witnessed a major shift as the Congress-led UDF defeated the Left government, ending a decade of LDF rule. Together, Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala show a wider churn in Indian politics: voters are rewarding momentum, fresh faces and sharper state-level narratives. For global observers, the message is clear — India’s political map is changing fast, and the BJP’s Bengal breakthrough may be the most powerful symbol of that transition.
U.S. President Donald Trump congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the Bharatiya Janata Party’s reported election victory in West Bengal, the White House said. The message came shortly after results indicated the BJP had secured power in the eastern Indian state, ending more than a d
U.S. President Donald Trump congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the Bharatiya Janata Party’s reported election victory in West Bengal, the White House said. The message came shortly after results indicated the BJP had secured power in the eastern Indian state, ending more than a d
The 2026 Indian assembly elections have garnered international attention, with global publications reporting on the significant victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal, alongside a political shock in Tamil Nadu. The international media spotlighted the BJP’s historic win in West Bengal, a state that had been under the control of Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress (TMC) for 15 years. This result has significant implications for India's political landscape, with many pub
The 2026 Indian assembly elections have garnered international attention, with global publications reporting on the significant victory of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in West Bengal, alongside a political shock in Tamil Nadu. The international media spotlighted the BJP’s historic win in West Bengal, a state that had been under the control of Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress (TMC) for 15 years. This result has significant implications for India's political landscape, with many pub
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) victory in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, describing it as a monumental moment in the state’s political history. In his remarks, Modi emphasized that the results demonstrate to the world why India is often referred to as the “mother of democracy.” He stressed that democracy is more than just a political system in India; it is a culture deeply embedded in the nation’s identity.
Modi expressed his joy by saying, "I have seen the happiness of all BJP workers across the nation, and I am joining them in celebrating this victory." He underscored that the triumph symbolizes a vote for governance based on performance and marks a significant step toward a united India. The results from various states, including by-elections, showcased an unexpected surge in support for the BJP, reflecting widespread public trust in the party’s agenda.
In his statement, the Prime Minister acknowledged the resilience of BJP workers, particularly in regions like West Bengal and Kerala, where they have faced immense challenges and adversity. “From today, a new chapter begins for Bengal. The state is now free from fear, with a newfound confidence in development,” Modi said. He further connected the victory with the 150th anniversary of "Vande Mataram," crediting the people of Bengal for their unwavering faith in the ideals of the party and its commitment to progress.
Modi also shared his thoughts on social media, where he posted that the victory is symbolic of the lotus blooming in Bengal. He said that this victory represents a mandate for the party’s governance and development agenda, promising inclusive growth and dignity for all citizens. Modi thanked the voters for their support and acknowledged the tremendous efforts made by BJP workers on the ground.
This victory, according to the Prime Minister, is not just a political win; it is a triumph of the Constitution and the ideals that India stands for. The BJP's success in West Bengal is seen as a significant milestone in the party’s journey to strengthen democracy and bring about positive change in the state.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) victory in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, describing it as a monumental moment in the state’s political history. In his remarks, Modi emphasized that the results demonstrate to the world why India is often referred to as the “mother of democracy.” He stressed that democracy is more than just a political system in India; it is a culture deeply embedded in the nation’s identity.
Modi expressed his joy by saying, "I have seen the happiness of all BJP workers across the nation, and I am joining them in celebrating this victory." He underscored that the triumph symbolizes a vote for governance based on performance and marks a significant step toward a united India. The results from various states, including by-elections, showcased an unexpected surge in support for the BJP, reflecting widespread public trust in the party’s agenda.
In his statement, the Prime Minister acknowledged the resilience of BJP workers, particularly in regions like West Bengal and Kerala, where they have faced immense challenges and adversity. “From today, a new chapter begins for Bengal. The state is now free from fear, with a newfound confidence in development,” Modi said. He further connected the victory with the 150th anniversary of "Vande Mataram," crediting the people of Bengal for their unwavering faith in the ideals of the party and its commitment to progress.
Modi also shared his thoughts on social media, where he posted that the victory is symbolic of the lotus blooming in Bengal. He said that this victory represents a mandate for the party’s governance and development agenda, promising inclusive growth and dignity for all citizens. Modi thanked the voters for their support and acknowledged the tremendous efforts made by BJP workers on the ground.
This victory, according to the Prime Minister, is not just a political win; it is a triumph of the Constitution and the ideals that India stands for. The BJP's success in West Bengal is seen as a significant milestone in the party’s journey to strengthen democracy and bring about positive change in the state.
PM Narendra Modi launches new Amrit Bharat Express trains, providing direct rail connectivity between Varanasi–Pune and Ayodhya–Mumbai to boost travel and tourism.
Marking a major boost to India’s rail infrastructure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, flagged off two new Amrit Bharat Express trains from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, strengthening d
PM Narendra Modi launches new Amrit Bharat Express trains, providing direct rail connectivity between Varanasi–Pune and Ayodhya–Mumbai to boost travel and tourism.
Marking a major boost to India’s rail infrastructure, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, flagged off two new Amrit Bharat Express trains from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, strengthening d
With only a few hours left before campaigning ends for the second phase of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, political leaders have intensified their efforts to reach voters across the state.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed key concerns of the Matua community, promising that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would ensure citizenship for Hindu refugees who migrated from Banglad
With only a few hours left before campaigning ends for the second phase of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections, political leaders have intensified their efforts to reach voters across the state.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed key concerns of the Matua community, promising that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would ensure citizenship for Hindu refugees who migrated from Banglad
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to deliver a national address at 8:30 PM, prompting widespread speculation about the topic. The announcement comes at a politically sensitive moment, just a day after the women’s reservation bill failed to secure approval in Parliament.
Why PM Modi is addressing the nation today
While officials have not confirmed the subject of the speech, the timing has drawn attention. The Prime Minister reportedly di
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to deliver a national address at 8:30 PM, prompting widespread speculation about the topic. The announcement comes at a politically sensitive moment, just a day after the women’s reservation bill failed to secure approval in Parliament.
Why PM Modi is addressing the nation today
While officials have not confirmed the subject of the speech, the timing has drawn attention. The Prime Minister reportedly di
In a major political development, a united Opposition on Friday, April 17, 2026, defeated the government’s Women’s Reservation Bill in the Lok Sabha, marking the first legislative setback for the NDA government in over a decade. Despite last-minute appeals from Prime Minister
In a major political development, a united Opposition on Friday, April 17, 2026, defeated the government’s Women’s Reservation Bill in the Lok Sabha, marking the first legislative setback for the NDA government in over a decade. Despite last-minute appeals from Prime Minister
India’s Parliament witnessed intense exchanges and high political drama during the special session as debates around the delimitation bill and women’s reservation took centre stage. The discussions brought out sharp ideological differences between the ruling government and the Opposition, with leaders raising concerns about fairness, representation, and timing of reforms.
Congress leader Karti Chidambaram sparked fresh controversy by likening the delimitation exercise to an “i
India’s Parliament witnessed intense exchanges and high political drama during the special session as debates around the delimitation bill and women’s reservation took centre stage. The discussions brought out sharp ideological differences between the ruling government and the Opposition, with leaders raising concerns about fairness, representation, and timing of reforms.
Congress leader Karti Chidambaram sparked fresh controversy by likening the delimitation exercise to an “i
A major political controversy has erupted ahead of the Kerala Assembly elections after Mallikarjun Kharge made a remark comparing voters in Kerala with those in Gujarat. Speaking at a rally in Idukki district, the Congress president stated that people in Kerala are educated and cannot be misled, unlike “illiterate” individuals in Gujarat and some other regions. The statement quickly triggered sharp reactions from the Bharatiya Janata Party, intensifying the already heated election atmosphere.
The remark was made while Kharge was addressing political rivals, including Narendra Modi and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. His comments were interpreted by BJP leaders as an insult to the people of Gujarat, leading to widespread criticism across party lines. The controversy comes at a crucial time when political parties are actively campaigning and trying to consolidate voter support ahead of polling.
The BJP responded aggressively, with Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi accusing Kharge of disrespecting the people of Gujarat and undermining the state’s legacy. Sanghavi highlighted Gujarat’s historical contribution to India, pointing out that it is the birthplace of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. He questioned whether Congress continues to target Gujarat out of frustration after losing political ground in the state.
Adding to the criticism, BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi challenged Kharge’s statement by referencing prominent leaders from different parts of India, including Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. Trivedi accused the Congress of engaging in divisive rhetoric ahead of elections, suggesting that such remarks are part of a broader strategy to polarize voters.
The timing of the controversy has amplified its political significance, as Kerala prepares to vote. The BJP has framed the issue as an example of Congress’s alleged “divide-and-rule” approach, aiming to mobilize public sentiment against the party. Meanwhile, Congress leaders are likely to face pressure to clarify or defend Kharge’s statement as the debate continues to dominate headlines.
This episode highlights how election campaigns in India often escalate into sharp exchanges, where statements made during rallies can quickly turn into national controversies. With polling day approaching, the fallout from this remark could influence voter perception and shape campaign narratives in the final phase of the election race.
A major political controversy has erupted ahead of the Kerala Assembly elections after Mallikarjun Kharge made a remark comparing voters in Kerala with those in Gujarat. Speaking at a rally in Idukki district, the Congress president stated that people in Kerala are educated and cannot be misled, unlike “illiterate” individuals in Gujarat and some other regions. The statement quickly triggered sharp reactions from the Bharatiya Janata Party, intensifying the already heated election atmosphere.
The remark was made while Kharge was addressing political rivals, including Narendra Modi and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. His comments were interpreted by BJP leaders as an insult to the people of Gujarat, leading to widespread criticism across party lines. The controversy comes at a crucial time when political parties are actively campaigning and trying to consolidate voter support ahead of polling.
The BJP responded aggressively, with Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi accusing Kharge of disrespecting the people of Gujarat and undermining the state’s legacy. Sanghavi highlighted Gujarat’s historical contribution to India, pointing out that it is the birthplace of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. He questioned whether Congress continues to target Gujarat out of frustration after losing political ground in the state.
Adding to the criticism, BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi challenged Kharge’s statement by referencing prominent leaders from different parts of India, including Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. Trivedi accused the Congress of engaging in divisive rhetoric ahead of elections, suggesting that such remarks are part of a broader strategy to polarize voters.
The timing of the controversy has amplified its political significance, as Kerala prepares to vote. The BJP has framed the issue as an example of Congress’s alleged “divide-and-rule” approach, aiming to mobilize public sentiment against the party. Meanwhile, Congress leaders are likely to face pressure to clarify or defend Kharge’s statement as the debate continues to dominate headlines.
This episode highlights how election campaigns in India often escalate into sharp exchanges, where statements made during rallies can quickly turn into national controversies. With polling day approaching, the fallout from this remark could influence voter perception and shape campaign narratives in the final phase of the election race.
NEW DELHI, India, March 26, 2026 — Narendra Modi on Thursday warned that ongoing global conflicts could trigger a prolonged energy crisis, posing significant risks to economies worldwide, including India.
Addressing Parliament, Modi struck a balanced yet firm tone, cautioning that continued geopolitical tensions may disrupt global energy markets and supply chains. He sai
NEW DELHI, India, March 26, 2026 — Narendra Modi on Thursday warned that ongoing global conflicts could trigger a prolonged energy crisis, posing significant risks to economies worldwide, including India.
Addressing Parliament, Modi struck a balanced yet firm tone, cautioning that continued geopolitical tensions may disrupt global energy markets and supply chains. He sai
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Kerala on March 11 as political activity intensifies ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections in the state. The one day visit is expected to focus on both development initiatives and political outreach, with several major events planned in Kochi, the state’s largest city and a key financial centre. The visit comes at a significant time when political parties are preparing for the Assembly polls expected to take place later this year.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Kerala on March 11 as political activity intensifies ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections in the state. The one day visit is expected to focus on both development initiatives and political outreach, with several major events planned in Kochi, the state’s largest city and a key financial centre. The visit comes at a significant time when political parties are preparing for the Assembly polls expected to take place later this year.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a major digital milestone as his official YouTube channel surpassed 30 million subscribers, making him the most followed world leader on the platform. The achievement highlights the Prime Minister’s unmatched global digital presence and reinforces his dominance across social media platforms.
According to official sources, the subscriber count places Narendra Modi well ahead of other prominent international leaders. Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who holds the second-highest subscriber base among world leaders on YouTube, has only about one-fourth of Modi’s subscribers. Similarly, US President Donald Trump trails far behind, with Modi reportedly having more than seven times the number of subscribers.
The Prime Minister’s strong presence on YouTube reflects his strategic use of digital platforms to connect directly with citizens in India and audiences worldwide. His channel features speeches, policy announcements, live event broadcasts, campaign messages, and cultural highlights, drawing millions of views regularly. The content appeals not only to domestic supporters but also to the Indian diaspora and global viewers interested in India’s political landscape.
Within India, Modi’s digital reach also surpasses that of his political rivals. His YouTube subscriber base is around three times larger than that of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. It is also more than four times higher than the subscriber counts of the Aam Aadmi Party and the Indian National Congress when considered individually. This gap underscores the Bharatiya Janata Party leader’s commanding influence in the digital political arena.
The YouTube milestone comes just weeks after Modi became the first world leader to cross 100 million followers on Instagram. Having joined the platform in 2014, his Instagram account has evolved into one of the most engaging profiles among global political figures. Over the past decade, he has consistently leveraged visual storytelling, behind-the-scenes moments, diplomatic engagements, and public outreach initiatives to maintain high engagement rates.
Political analysts note that Modi’s digital strategy has played a crucial role in shaping modern political communication in India. By effectively utilizing social media platforms such as YouTube and Instagram, he has managed to bypass traditional media channels and communicate directly with the public.
With 30 million YouTube subscribers and 100 million Instagram followers, Narendra Modi continues to set new benchmarks for digital engagement among world leaders. The milestone not only reflects his popularity but also signals the growing importance of online platforms in global politics and governance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a major digital milestone as his official YouTube channel surpassed 30 million subscribers, making him the most followed world leader on the platform. The achievement highlights the Prime Minister’s unmatched global digital presence and reinforces his dominance across social media platforms.
According to official sources, the subscriber count places Narendra Modi well ahead of other prominent international leaders. Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who holds the second-highest subscriber base among world leaders on YouTube, has only about one-fourth of Modi’s subscribers. Similarly, US President Donald Trump trails far behind, with Modi reportedly having more than seven times the number of subscribers.
The Prime Minister’s strong presence on YouTube reflects his strategic use of digital platforms to connect directly with citizens in India and audiences worldwide. His channel features speeches, policy announcements, live event broadcasts, campaign messages, and cultural highlights, drawing millions of views regularly. The content appeals not only to domestic supporters but also to the Indian diaspora and global viewers interested in India’s political landscape.
Within India, Modi’s digital reach also surpasses that of his political rivals. His YouTube subscriber base is around three times larger than that of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. It is also more than four times higher than the subscriber counts of the Aam Aadmi Party and the Indian National Congress when considered individually. This gap underscores the Bharatiya Janata Party leader’s commanding influence in the digital political arena.
The YouTube milestone comes just weeks after Modi became the first world leader to cross 100 million followers on Instagram. Having joined the platform in 2014, his Instagram account has evolved into one of the most engaging profiles among global political figures. Over the past decade, he has consistently leveraged visual storytelling, behind-the-scenes moments, diplomatic engagements, and public outreach initiatives to maintain high engagement rates.
Political analysts note that Modi’s digital strategy has played a crucial role in shaping modern political communication in India. By effectively utilizing social media platforms such as YouTube and Instagram, he has managed to bypass traditional media channels and communicate directly with the public.
With 30 million YouTube subscribers and 100 million Instagram followers, Narendra Modi continues to set new benchmarks for digital engagement among world leaders. The milestone not only reflects his popularity but also signals the growing importance of online platforms in global politics and governance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a major milestone in the digital world, becoming the first world leader to amass 100 million followers on Instagram. This unprecedented achievement highlights his dominant presence on social media platforms and marks him as one of the most influential global political figures online.
Since joining Instagram in 2014, PM Modi’s account has grown significantly, providing glimpses into his official engagements, international visits, cultural m
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has achieved a major milestone in the digital world, becoming the first world leader to amass 100 million followers on Instagram. This unprecedented achievement highlights his dominant presence on social media platforms and marks him as one of the most influential global political figures online.
Since joining Instagram in 2014, PM Modi’s account has grown significantly, providing glimpses into his official engagements, international visits, cultural m
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a significant gesture during his private dinner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi by wearing a traditional Indian jacket, warmly greeting the Indian leader. This thoughtful attire choice was widely seen as a symbol of the growing strategic partnership between India and Israel. The move not only emphasized the strengthening diplomatic and defense ties but also highlighted the personal rapport shared by both leaders, underscoring the deepening coop
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a significant gesture during his private dinner with Prime Minister Narendra Modi by wearing a traditional Indian jacket, warmly greeting the Indian leader. This thoughtful attire choice was widely seen as a symbol of the growing strategic partnership between India and Israel. The move not only emphasized the strengthening diplomatic and defense ties but also highlighted the personal rapport shared by both leaders, underscoring the deepening coop
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the Narendra Modi-led government following a controversy at the AI Impact Summit 2026, where a robot dog displayed by Galgotias University was alleged to be a Chinese product rather than an indigenous innovation. Taking to social media platform X, Rahul Gandhi described the event as a disorganised PR spectacle, accusing the government of
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the Narendra Modi-led government following a controversy at the AI Impact Summit 2026, where a robot dog displayed by Galgotias University was alleged to be a Chinese product rather than an indigenous innovation. Taking to social media platform X, Rahul Gandhi described the event as a disorganised PR spectacle, accusing the government of
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended a warm invitation to Bangladesh’s newly sworn-in Prime Minister Tarique Rahman following the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) electoral victory, signaling India’s intent to deepen engagement with Dhaka’s new leadership. In a congratulatory letter sent soon after the swearing-in ceremony in Dhaka, PM Modi expressed confidence that bilateral relations would grow stronger under Rahman’s leadership and emphasized the importance of shared dev
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended a warm invitation to Bangladesh’s newly sworn-in Prime Minister Tarique Rahman following the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) electoral victory, signaling India’s intent to deepen engagement with Dhaka’s new leadership. In a congratulatory letter sent soon after the swearing-in ceremony in Dhaka, PM Modi expressed confidence that bilateral relations would grow stronger under Rahman’s leadership and emphasized the importance of shared dev
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the ruling DMK government in Tamil Nadu during a massive NDA rally ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections. At the rally, Modi accused the DMK of running a “CMC government,” which he described as an acronym for “Corruption, Mafia, and Crime,” claiming that these three elements have been flourishing under their rule. He asserted that the people of Tamil Nadu are ready for change and emphasized that the NDA, under BJP leadership, i
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the ruling DMK government in Tamil Nadu during a massive NDA rally ahead of the 2026 Assembly elections. At the rally, Modi accused the DMK of running a “CMC government,” which he described as an acronym for “Corruption, Mafia, and Crime,” claiming that these three elements have been flourishing under their rule. He asserted that the people of Tamil Nadu are ready for change and emphasized that the NDA, under BJP leadership, i
Nitin Nabin formally assumed charge as the National President of the Bharatiya Janata Party, creating history as the youngest leader to head the party at the age of 45. He succeeds JP Nadda, who is currently serving as a Union minister. The ceremonial change of leadership took place at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, and several senior leaders of the
Nitin Nabin formally assumed charge as the National President of the Bharatiya Janata Party, creating history as the youngest leader to head the party at the age of 45. He succeeds JP Nadda, who is currently serving as a Union minister. The ceremonial change of leadership took place at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, and several senior leaders of the
