@narendramodi I extend heartfelt gratitude for your tireless service. Your visionary leadership and commitment have guided India towards progress, strength & unity. May you be blessed with a long, healthy, happy life, and may your tenure keep us safe & prosperous. Happy Birthday.
@CheKrishnaCk_ It is not sufficient to talk to journalists or podcasters. Approach the courts, they are the ultimate to decide whether you are guilty or innocent. Be bold to come back to India.
@TimesNow@Chellaney@thenewshour@navikakumar History seems to be repeating itself—just as Nehru and Indira Gandhi fell short of achieving their objectives, so too has Modiji. The ceasefire should have been postponed by at least two more days.
@narendramodi History seems to be repeating itself—just as Nehru and Indira Gandhi fell short of achieving their objectives, so too has Modiji. The ceasefire should have been postponed by at least two more days.
@DrSJaishankar History seems to be repeating itself—just as Nehru and Indira Gandhi fell short of achieving their objectives, so too has Modiji. The ceasefire should have been postponed by at least two more days.
@BeerBicepsGuy Regardless of whatever justification you offer, I’m deeply disappointed. I never expected you to think this way—let alone spout such nonsense. Is this truly what you mean by Sanathan values? Why should I continue my subscription?
@mohitlaws A flawed analogy. Without the active participation of the common people, none of the leaders mentioned would have succeeded in securing freedom. In fact, none of us present today have ever been imprisoned for the cause, but that does not cast doubt on our patriotism.
@Swamy39 Such personal comments are highly inappropriate and do not align with the dignity of your status. The citizens hold you in high regard and expect better from someone in your esteemed position.
@GST_Council GST is collected on essential items such as slippers and shoes, toothpaste, talcum powder, common toiletries, bicycles and two-wheelers, shirts and pants, and saris. Does this not pinch the common man? GST on such essential items should be reduced/removed
GST is collected on essential items such as slippers and shoes, toothpaste, talcum powder, common toiletries, bicycles and two-wheelers, shirts and pants, and saris. Does this not pinch the common man? GST on such essential items should be reduced/removed
@GST_Council GST collection are increasing by taxing the common man. Items like textiles, small machinery, kitchen ware and such items should be exempted from GST. Let the government be for the service and not business. PM and FM please help the poor and common man.
We Indians are bothered about Income tax slab. Let’s turn our attention on GST and it’s -ve impact on our people. Let not govt be only interested in filling its treasury. Infrastructure development shouldn’t be at the cost of poor people’s suffering