PM Modi on 3-day visit to 3 states–MP, Bihar, Assam–from Sunday
According to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), the Prime Minister will visit Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Assam from February 23-25.
According to the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), the Prime Minister will visit Madhya Pradesh, Bihar and Assam from February 23-25.
The remarks of the Congress chief came in the wake of a media report which claimed that the "Government of India relaxed border security rules for a project that was handed to billionaire businessman Gautam Adani".
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, acknowledging the growing concerns surrounding the role of technology, gadgets during exams, and increased screen time among students, called these issues some of the biggest dilemmas faced by students, parents, and teachers today.
Assuring Delhiites of returning their love with development, Modi said CAG report would be presented in the first assembly session by the BJP government to expose the AAP.
Chief Minister MK Stalin made a fervent plea to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to allow him to remain at the Raj Bhavan, saying his continuation is politically beneficial to the Dravidian major.
At a rally organized to mark nine years of BJP rule, the Union minister asked why no previous governments took up the development of the region even though river Devika has been there for centuries.
Earlier, on Sunday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Tamil Nadu on a two-visit to four states and also addressed a public rally in Vellore.
The Chief Minister added further that today India is the fifth largest economy in the world and in the next two-three years, it is going to become the third largest economy.
Discussing his experience of earlier serving as CM and later as PM, Modi underlined that the government has never lacked talented, dedicated and committed officials.
"For 18 years, the DMK was part of the UPA (government at the Centre). They need to come clean on why they were unable to build an AIIMS in Madurai in all these years," Shah said.
