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Whether we like it or not, Modi is a world leader, and the documentary is a factual analysis of his journey.

Former Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee President K Muraleedharan on Friday asked Congress leader AK Antony's son Anil Antony to return to the Congress party.

This inquiry by the United Kingdom government into the 2002 Gujarat violence is covered in the BBC documentary which is now blocked by the government of India. It holds then Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who is now PM, 'directly responsible.'

People in India can fight cases of property matters for 20 years but do not believe in fighting for justice when collective injustice is meted out.

Hindu nationalist "rioters" in Gujarat, 2002 Twenty years ago, from the end of February 2002, the Indian state of Gujarat saw horrific, arguably genocidal, violence against Muslims, with its government implicated in the pogroms. Gujarat’s chief minister then was Narendra Modi, now the prime minister of India. The 2002 events were linked to a chain of sectarian conflicts in the state, involving Hindu-chauvinist attacks on Muslims, going back to the late 60s. These outbreaks were exploited by the organised Hindu right and far right to feed their rise.