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Contrasting achievements of his government with that of the previous governments, Modi said that the finance commission granted less than 70,000 crores before 2014. But after 2014, this grant was increased to more than 2 lakh crores, he said.

Tavleen Singh writes: There is no challenger in sight. But Modi is not one to take things for granted, so he warned BJP workers last week that they better not become complacent.

"In a short while from now, at around 9:40 AM, PM @narendramodiwill share his remarks at the Indian Association of Physiotherapist (IAP) National Conference in Ahmedabad via video conferencing," the PMO statement read. Incidentally, PM Modi will also be addressing two election rallies in Tripura today. PM Narendra Modi to Address Conference of Indian Association of Physiotherapists in Ahmedabad Today.

PM Narendra Modi read out couplets of Hindi satirist Kaka Hathrasi and poet Dushyant Kumar to target the Opposition and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. 

The Congress leader said that if embattled billionaire Gautam Adani is not Modi's friend, "then he should have said let’s have an inquiry" into the allegations against his companies.

PM Modi said that the priority of his government is the common public. "This is the reason we made LPG connections available to 25 crore families in the country," he added. �� PM Narendra Modi Speech in Rajya Sabha: Congress Used To Say Gareebi Hatao but Did Nothing for Over Four Decades.

Some MPs are bringing disrepute to the house, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi responding to the sloganeering of the Opposition members, during his reply to the Motion of Thanks on Presidents address. PM Narendra Modi Takes Dig at Opposition’s Sloganeering in Rajya Sabha, Says More ‘Keechad’ You Throw at Us, Lotus Will Bloom Even More (Watch Video).

Like the one in the Lok Sabha, the prime minister's speech on Thursday was directed towards a television audience instead of the opposition, brazening out the allegations against his government with a heavy dose of nationalism.

The demagogue has convinced himself that the nation can be talked up and talked out of the ruler’s mistakes and mis-steps.