Inspired by President Donald Trump’s slogan 'Make America Great Again'' (MAGA), Prime Minister Narendra Modi coined a new term 'Make India Great Again' (MIGA) for 'Viksit Bharat', saying the two vision of the two leaders together forms the "MEGA partnership for prosperity".
Addressing the 14th India-France CEOs Forum in Paris with President Macron, PM Modi highlighted the opportunities offered by the India growth story, in the defence, energy, highway, civil aviation, space, healthcare, fintech, and sustainable development sectors.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav announced on Tuesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has confirmed his participation in the inaugural session of the Global Investors Summit at Bhopal on 24 February, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah will attend the summit’s closing session on 25 February.
While observing that the world is at the dawn of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) age that will shape the course of humanity, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday, called upon the global community to address concerns related to cyber security, disinformation, and deep fakes.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in France on Monday for a three-day visit at the invitation of French President Emmanuel Macron.
Seshadri, one of the leaders of Indian Mathematics in the post-independence era, passed away on Friday evening at his residence in Mandavali in Chennai.
Firing salvos at the government over China's intrusion in India, Rahul Gandhi said, 'The question is why the Chinese choose this particular time to move. What is it about the India's situation that has made China act in such an aggressive way. What is about this moment of time to have the confidence that they can move against country like India?'
'...But (then prime minister) Nehru had gone there. Even Yashwantrao Chavan, who was defence minister, too had gone to the China border and boosted the morale of the forces. When there is a conflict situation between two nations and forces are involved, the country's leadership has to ensure that the morale of the forces is boosted. I am not surprised that he (PM Modi) went there,' Pawar said.
The Sikh devotees were travelling from a gurdwara in Lahore to Peshawar in the bus when it was hit by the train en route to Lahore from Karachi.
In a virtual meeting attended by 20 political parties in June after the Galwan clash, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had assured that India’s armed forces are 'capable and nobody can take even an inch of our land.'
