No politician ever has enjoyed such deep, emotional, protective and assertive admiration from people as Narendra Modi does. What sets him apart even in the age of social media, where every big leader is subject to constant trolling and slandering, how Modi manages to turn every abuse hurled at him as the ‘Vijay Tilak’ on his forehead?
On Monday (4th March), PM Modi responded to the personal attacks against him and pointed out that 140 crore Indians are his family. "Jiska koi nahi uska Modi hai," he stated.
Hearing a plea seeking consolidation of FIRs against Udhayanidhi Stalin, the top court hauled the DMK leader over the coals over his remarks on Sanatana Dharma.
According to reports, PM Modi urged his cabinet colleagues to go all out to earn people's support during the elections, as he discussed several initiatives his government undertook to advance the development and uphold the welfare of all sections of society.
Minister Sharanprakash Rudrappa Patil courted controversy after claimed that some 'silly' fringe elements were trying to destroy the peace in Karnataka.
With the 2024 Lok Sabha elections just around the corner, the TMC is raking up the 'Bengali Vs Bihari' divide by painting Bhojpuri singer Pawan Singh as 'anti-Bengali.'
While extending support to the demand of the protesting farmers to legalise MSP, Rahul Gandhi argued that the MSP for farmers is like the MRP for shopkeepers.
When OpIndia checked the 'source' of her claim, we found huge discrepancies in the assertions made by Priyanshi Sharma about India topping the list of countries in fake information.