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In an interview, PM Modi said he aims to slash electricity bills to zero by ensuring every household draws renewable power from rooftop solar panels.

No government is formed to do bad, it wants to do good. Some people know how to do good for others, some people wait for good things to happen. I am a person who believes in working hard and getting things done, says PM Modi.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwals governance from Tihar jail draws criticism from Delhi High Court and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who questions his moral integrity. Kejriwal faces money laundering allegations amid accusations of political maneuvering in the Delhi Excise Policy scam case. The court accuses him of prioritizing political interest over national interest.

The Prime Minister also aims to make India the world’s third-largest economy during his third term and assured investors of policy continuity across sectors.

There was a time when even accusations would shake things up. And today, even after conviction and punishment, some are waving and having their photos taken. Are they glorifying corruption? This should be criticised, says PM Modi.

PM Modi termed the coalition government led by Congress as “khichdi company” and said that the country’s per capita GDP fell to 30 percent in 2004 from 35 percent in 1998-2004.

My aim is PM Surya Ghar Yojana and zero electricity bill. I want solar panels in every household, said the Prime Minister.

I am continuously saying in the elections that we have built four crore houses for the poor. I tell so many people that when you go for this election campaign, please help me by sending a list of people whose houses have not been built, says PM

Lok Sabha elections 2024: Slamming the grand old party, PM Modi warned that the party is determined to implement reservation based on religion by stealing quota from the Other Backward Classes (OBCs).

PM Modi says, ‘I am talking about virasat (inheritance), and they (Congress) are about looting it and wealth redistribution’