Imran Khan is more dangerous for Pakistan than India’s PM Modi : Pakistan’s Minister of Defence
You know your foreign enemy. Pakistanis still have not recognised the enemy born here.
More than 290 dead in horrific train accident in Odisha !
The rescue work to recover the passengers trapped in the derailed coaches was going on till afternoon of 3rd June. It has also been found that there were many dead bodies in these coaches.
The Idol of Ram Lalla will be installed in Ayodhya by PM Modi
The work on the ground floor and the sanctum sanctorum of the Shriram Mandir will be completed by 15th December. 85% of the construction on the ground floor has been completed.
Ruling party is cleverly using Islamophobia in our society : Actor Naseeruddin Shah
Muslims in India receive privileges for being a minority community, which they would not even get in a Muslim country. Despite that, they hate Hindus.
Justice will prevail only in Ram Rajya : Shankaracharya Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati
We do not desire for Hindu Rashtra, we desire for Ram Rajya. Ravan and Kansa also had Hindu Rashtra, but people suffered a lot during their reign.
PM Modi inaugurates new Parliament building
PM Modi sought blessings from high priests of various Adheenams in Tamil Nadu and then installed the ‘Sengol’ spectre near the Lok Sabha Speaker’s chair.
RJD compares new parliament building with a coffin
RJD has posted the picture of a coffin alongside a picture of the new parliament building and questioned ‘What is this ?’
India-Australia ties based on mutual trust and respect : PM Modi in Sydney
“The last time I saw Bruce Springsteen on this stage, he didn’t get the kind of reception that Prime Minister Modi got. PM Modi is the boss,” Albanese said.
We won’t tolerate attacks on temples in Australia : Anthony Albanese, Australian PM
PM Modi and Australian PM Albanese had a bilateral discussion, followed by the joint address. Modi thanked Albanese for taking action on culprits involved in earlier temple attacks.
India is the leader of developing and poor countries
James Marape, the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea said, “we all are the victims of the ‘power play’ of developed countries.”