The Latest Breaking News from Narendra Modi

ISSRU (LUDHIANA): Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Monday "took on" Prime Minister Narendra Modi by asking him "whether it's better to spend tax payer's money on the well-being of people or to give largesse to corporate friends".

As India marks its 75th anniversary of independence from the British empire this Monday, the secular foundations laid down by the liberal founders of the world's largest democracy are being shaken by the rise of Hindu nationalism among the country's youth.

They slam PM Modi on his assertions of heralding Amrit Kaal, advocating gender equality and finishing nepotism

Telangana Congress celebrated Independence Day hoisting the national flag at Gandhi Bhavan followed by the Azadi ka Gaurav Yatra from the party headquarters to Jawaharlal Nehru statue in Abids wherein all the senior leaders participated.

JAIPUR: Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday countered Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'revdi culture' remark, saying welfare schemes for the people cannot be dubbed as freebies. Citing weekly payments made to the poor and elderly in developed countries, he said it is the responsibility of the government to implement…

India’s democracy is under pressure like never before as dreams of ethnic Hindu nation leave its minorities sleepless.

In a break from the past, PM Modi made no reference to foreign policy, challenges from Pakistan, China in his Independence Day speech

Children of solider martyrs will get government job, ₹ 250 crore to build toilets in government schools, “Raitha Vidhyanidhi” extended to other groups

CM Bhagwant Mann said his government will spend money on people as it belongs to them.

WASHINGTON/PARIS: Global leaders led by US President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron congratulated Indians on the 75th anniversary of India's independence on Monday, as they vowed to further strengthen bilateral ties with the world's largest democracy which has made stunning achievements.

A five-kilometre area around the Red Fort was marked as a “no kite flying zone,” till the tricolour was hoisted