Government
After bonhomie, PM Modi talks tough with Pakistan’s Sharif on terror
27 May 2014
During the 40-minute meeting, Modi conveyed his concerns on terrorism, including the attack on the Indian consulate in Herat, said to have been executed by Pakistan-based LeT
Plea filed in SC against division of Andhra Pradesh into two states
27 May 2014
A public interest petition was been filed in the Supreme Court on Monday challenging the constitutional validity of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act that led to creation of the new State of Telangana
Modi takes charge as 15th PM; 44 ministers sworn in
26 May 2014
While there are no surprises, in terms of new faces, since all of the ministers owe their positions to Modi, the prime minister, unlike in the UPA ministry will have a decisive say in how they run their ministries
Leaner, compact Narendra Modi cabinet to take oath today
26 May 2014
Narendra Modi, who had promised to have a compact government with more emphasis on governance, is expected to downsize the ministry through mergers or reallocation of portfolios
Chinese government think tank hails Modi as `India’s Nixon’
21 May 2014
Modi, with his governance style and philosophy that are very close to Chinese practices, would more likely become India's 'Nixon' who would further propel China-India relationship
Narendra Modi appointed PM; swearing-in on 26 May
20 May 2014
Modi will be sworn in on 26 May along with his core cabinet team as per protocol
Manmohan resigns as PM; cabinet recommends dissolution of 15th Lok Sabha
17 May 2014
In a farewell speech to the nation, Singh said he had tried to do his best to serve the country, and his tenure of 10 years was an "open book", even as he wished the incoming government success
Nasscom pins hopes on Narendra Modi government
17 May 2014
Nasscom has prepared a five-point agenda for the new government to help IT companies contribute in the development agenda of the country
BJD records 4th consecutive win as Patnaik wave sweeps Odisha
17 May 2014
Naveen Patnaik, now in the 14th year of his chief ministership, bucked anti-incumbency and the Modi wave to record wins in more than 3/4th of the 147 assembly seats of Odisha
Modi emerges stronger as BJP secures 284 seats
17 May 2014
Modi seen as PM as BJP emerges clear winner
16 May 2014
With the stunning results exceeding all forecasts BJP started its victory celebrations around the countryfrom the morning itself
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