ELECTION SPEECHES
'I am sorry, I take responsibility for loss…': Rishi Sunak in his final speech as UK PM
On July 05, United Kingdom's outgoing Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, apologised to the country after the Conservative Party's defeat in the general election, its worst-ever in recent times, and accepted blame for it. Sunak, in his last speech to the nation as Prime...
Modi in Rajya Sabha: 'Given full freedom...,' PM defends ED, CBI actions on Opposition
Addressing allegations of political bias, Modi said that the government does not interfere with these agencies, stating, "Maine karwahi karne k liye khuli chooth dekh rahi hai, sarkar kahi pe tang nahi, par apna kaam imandari se kare" (I have given them full freedom to act, the government does not interfere, but they must do their work with honesty).
Modi's message from Parliament on business and economy
Though PM Modi stressed his government's social agenda, he also confidently underlined the policy continuity. Speaking in the Rajya Sabha today, he said not only the markets are upbeat but the global community too is glad at the return of his government and is willing to raise its bet on India.
Modi Rajya Sabha Speech: PM responds to Motion of Thanks on President's address
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday during a discussion on the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address.
From 'balak buddhi' to 'khatakhat' day: Highlights of PM Modi's attack on Rahul Gandhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a significant address in the Lok Sabha during the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address, outlining key points and responding to various issues. His speech covered crucial aspects of India's development agenda, amidst both appreciation and disruption in the parliamentary session.
Is there efficacy of expunction in era of live telecast, digital media?
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla expunged parts of Rahul Gandhi's speech, sparking debate over the impact in today's digital age. Rule 380 grants the Speaker power to remove defamatory or unparliamentary words. Expunging Gandhi's remarks, including on Hinduism, prevents their inclusion in official records and video recordings. Experts argue official records are crucial, as expunction can lead to criminal proceedings and even jail time for offenders.
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Lok Sabha speech: Narendra Modi says BJP government ensures justice for all, appeasement for none
In his reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that appeasement has harmed India since Independence, but the BJP-led government has ensured "justice for all, appeasement for none." Amidst this, opposition protests demanded "justice for Manipur." | in Parliament Live
President Murmu addresses joint session of Parliament: Key highlights
President Droupadi Murmu addressed the joint session of Parliament on Thursday, congratulating new MPs and emphasizing the mandate given to the Modi government for a third term. She also praised the high voter turnout in Jammu and Kashmir and lauded the Election Commission's efforts.
Third Eye: English Vinglish, importance of a good seating plan, and a different garden
During the Lok Sabha elections, Sujay Vikhe Patil, former BJP MP, who was fighting a tough battle against NCP-SP's Nilesh Lanke, had taunted the latter by saying that Lanke does not know English and he will struggle to give a speech in that language in Parliament as he can speak only Marathi. After Lanke has defeated Vikhe Patil, NCP-SP leaders such as Jitendra Awhad are taunting Vikhe Patil in English, asking, "How is Vikhe?"
Why has Congressman John Rose's 6-year-old son hit the headlines? This is what he did during the house floor speech
Being considered one of the most hilarious incidents amid the US Presidential election fever, congressman John Rose's 6-year-old son was seen gurning before the cameras while his father was delivering a rather serious speech.
NDA to form government, big decisions will be made in third term: PM Modi in victory speech
PM Narendra Modi today said that the BJP-NDA alliance is set to form government for the third time. Speaking to party workers at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi, he said that after 1962 this is the first time that a govt is coming back for third term. The prime minister also highlighted that BJP is set to form government in Odisha for the first time.
Modi is first PM to lower dignity of public discourse, he indulged in most vicious form of hate speeches: Manmohan Singh to voters
In anticipation of Punjab's voting in the final phase of the 18th Lok Sabha polls on June 1st, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh penned a letter directed to the state's voters. In the letter, Singh expressed concerns regarding the divisive nature of the hate speeches delivered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, labeling them as the epitome of divisiveness.
How Google and Meta's Ad transparency reports reveal—and conceal—political Ad spend
Despite abundant data, Google and Meta’s ad transparency reports often obscure more than they reveal. While intended to enhance transparency, critics argue they create an illusion of openness, complicating the analysis of political ads and raising concerns about content moderation.
PM's post an institution but Modi's poll speeches cause for concern: Sharad Pawar
NCP (SP) chief Sharad Pawar expressed concern over PM Modi's election speeches. He welcomed the BJP-led Mahayuti government's appeal to the Election Commission to relax the model code of conduct for relief work in drought-hit Maharashtra.
PM Modi should quit public life for indulging in Hindu-Muslim rhetoric: Mallikarjun Kharge
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticizes PM Narendra Modi for indulging in Hindu-Muslim rhetoric and fostering hatred through daily speeches. Kharge alleges PM Modi's intentions are not clean, giving hate speeches with references to buffaloes and allocating 15 percent budget to Muslims. Kharge questions Modi's consistency on statements about Hindu-Muslim issues and accuses him of dividing society.
"Odisha me pehali baar double engine ki sarkar": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi rallies in Odisha, targeting the ruling Biju Janata Dal (BJD) and promising a "double-engine government" if BJP wins. He urges high voter turnout in the fifth phase of Lok Sabha elections. Modi emphasizes his connection to Odisha's culture and pays tribute to Jagannath.
PM 'unleashing hate speech' against Muslims from every available forum: Opposition
Opposition leaders like AAP MP Sanjay Singh and DMK spokesperson criticize PM Modi's divisive language, while BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi defends Modi's policies benefiting minorities.
Public support for INDIA bloc similar to Janata Party wave of 1977: Digvijaya Singh
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh compared the public support for the INDIA bloc to the 1977 wave that brought the Janata Party to power. He accused PM Modi of violating the model code of conduct and criticized the Election Commission for not taking action. Singh also disputed the PM's claims on various issues, highlighting alleged lies and faulty policies of the BJP government.
Priyanka Gandhi's key to connecting with voters? Spunk and spontaneity
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi displayed adaptability at an election rally in Bachhrawan, Rae Bareli, when faced with a police-imposed time limit for using the public address system. Videos of her impromptu speech illuminated by mobile phone torches went viral, showcasing a more spontaneous and articulate campaign style.
Never spoken against minorities, but will not accept any 'special citizens': PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi refutes targeting minorities, rejects special citizenship, criticizes Congress for violating Constitution with vote bank politics, and emphasizes 'sabka saath sabka vikas' approach in election speeches.
View: Get a juggler, talk up POK, just don’t let the voter get bored
You could blame politicians and say they need to improve their intellectual discourse, turn perhaps to the great speeches of Vajpayee, JP, Nehru (oops) and George Fernandes. However, I don't think it is the politicians' fault. They're looking for any trick in the book to entertain crowds. In the age of social media, the public has changed.
Modi inciting people, dividing society, alleges Kharge; Uddhav says 'acche din' coming after June 4
Responding to a question on PM Modi' statement that the Congress will bulldoze the Ram mandir in Ayodhya and also restore Article 370 if the INDIA bloc is voted to power, Kharge said, "We have never used a bulldozer on anyone. Modi has the habit of lying and inciting people about things which Congress will never do or the things that are impossible to be implemented."
TMC lodges complaint with Election Commission against Assam CM for hate speech
The Assam chapter of the Trinamool Congress has filed a complaint with the Election Commission, accusing Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of delivering a hate speech targeting the Muslim community while in Jharkhand.
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