Modi throws up challenge to Oppn on strict laws against corruption
The PM also said that the opposition partners have plans to change the strict laws against corruption on coming to power.
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The PM also said that the opposition partners have plans to change the strict laws against corruption on coming to power.
From giving women reproductive rights over their bodies and increasing the fetal gestation period to 24 weeks to criminalising the unconstitutional practice of instant triple talaq, the Modi government has truly exhibited a fearless, women-friendly approach which is both mature and modern
Electoral bond-related irregularities have become a talking point in heartland state
EV Investments: The list of foreign companies taking part include Microsoft, Nasdaq, Alphabet's Google, Suzuki and Toyota. Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, Asia's two richest people, and the chairman of salt-to-aviation conglomerate Tata Group, will be among the scores of top Indian executives in attendance.
The Hon’ble Prime Minister, as is his wont, kept the media at a distance. Not only did he insulate himself from the media, his government also ensured that President Joe Biden did not take any questions from eager journalists.