Narendra Modi

Complete list: Narendra Modi’s Cabinet Ministers

New Delhi, India (May 27, 2014): Former Gujrat chief minister Narendra Modi yesterday swore as Prime minister of India. His oath taking ceremony was attended by various Indian and south-asian leaders, including Pakistan's PM Nawaz Sharif and Srilanka president M. Rajapaksa. Fourth Five ministers also took oath along with Narendra Modi at New Delhi based Rashtrapati Bhawan.

Arundhati Roy on Narendra Modi’s election victory – ‘Now, we have a democratically elected totalitarian government’

"The massive, steeply climbing GDP of India dropped rather suddenly and millions of middle-class people sitting in the aircraft, waiting for it to take off, suddenly found it freezing in mid-air," says Ms Roy. "Their exhilaration turned to panic and then into anger. Modi and his party have mopped up this anger."

Dal Khalsa raises issues pertaining to Sikh rights with Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif

Amritsar, Punjab (May 26, 2014): As the Pakistan Prime Minister Janab Nawaz Sharif is scheduled to meet the newly elected Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra ...

Narendra Modi to be sworn in as India’s 14th Prime Minister on May 26

New Delhi, India (May 20, 2014): It is learnt that the Indian President Pranab Mukherjee has invited Narendra Modi to be sworn in as India's 14th Prime Minister at 6 pm on Monday, May 26.

BJP formally chooses Narendra Modi be next Prime Minister of India

New Delhi, India (May 20, 2014): India's opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has started putting together a new government by formally choosing Narendra Modi as the leader of the parliamentary party following a resounding victory in national elections.

SAD (Badal) may not enjoy clout in BJP government

Chandigarh/ Punjab (May 18, 2014): As part of the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) may not have the same political clout it enjoyed during the Vajpayee government.

With Narendra Modi as PM, radicalization of Indian polity on full swing – says Dal Khalsa

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (May 17, 2014): Terming the Modi wave as nothing but radicalization of Indian polity, the Dal Khalsa observed that the majority community has handed over the reigns of power to a person whose credentials and approach towards the minorities is questionable.

Arvind Kejriwal set to lose Varanasi to Narendra Modi with more than 3.5 lakh margin

Varanasi, India (May 16, 2014): Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and former Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, is set to lose Varanasi Lok Sabha seat to Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP)'s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.

OP-ED – Hindu Supremacist Bharatiya Janata Party comes to power in India

Hindu supremacist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has won a landslide victory for Indian parliament election. BJP is set to win in 283 seats, eight more than the required half way mark in 543 member House. With its allies, the tally of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is expected to go up to 335.

Narendra Modi a “big fool” or a “donkey”, wonders Mamta Banerjee

Kolkata, West Bengal (May 08, 2014): All Indian Trinmool Congress leader Mamta Banerjee went on to call Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP)'s prime ministerial candidate Nerandra Modi a fool (bhonda) and a donkey (gadha).

Rise of majority extremism in India: Sikh body calls upon Freedom loving people and ethnic minorities to join hands

Hoshiarpur, Punjab (May 06, 2014): Sending alarm bells ringing, the Dal Khalsa has said the rise of majoritarian extremism is on rise in the country with Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP)’s PM pick Narendra Modi as its face.

Posing with those accused for patronizing drug trade in Punjab, Modi warn Pakistan against drugs infiltration

Amritsar/ Pathankot (April 26, 2014): Drugs abuse has grown as a big problem in Punjab. Various studies suggest that majority of Punjab youth is in death grip of very harmful drugs. Though there has been occasional seizure of huge quantity of drugs being smuggled into Punjab from Indo-Pak international border in Punjab, the drug trade has been growing almost unchecked.

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