India has launched a nationwide movement to help citizens recover long-forgotten financial assets lying unclaimed in banks, insurance companies, mutual fund houses and other financial institutions. Titled “Your Money, Your Right”, the initiative marks a major step towards empowering citizens by restoring their rightful dues and transforming idle funds into usable financial opportunities. The campaign aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s  wider mission of strengthening f

Amit Shah’s Charge: “Appeasement Divided Vande Mataram” Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s  recent remarks in the Rajya Sabha reignited a long-standing cultural and political debate surrounding “Vande Mataram.” He asserted that the Indian National Congress “divided” the national song in 1937 to placate certain groups, and argued that this decision weakened a symbol of unity that had once inspired millions. According to Shah , the dilution of the song contributed to the rising co

Prime Minister Narendra Modi  has set a transformative tone for India’s governance model by declaring that the nation has officially entered a “Reform Express” phase. The announcement, made during the NDA parliamentary meeting, marks a significant shift toward rapid, citizen-centric reforms designed to simplify daily life, modernize bureaucracy, and accelerate India’s long-term development roadmap. The meeting began with Modi being felicitated for the NDA’s emphatic victory i

As India marked 150 years of Vande Mataram, the Lok Sabha’s commemorative session evolved into a powerful political and cultural moment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi  used the occasion to revisit the historic decision made in 1937 to limit the national song to only two stanzas—a decision he described as a “grave injustice” influenced by the political pressures of that era. What was meant to be a celebration of a cultural milestone soon transformed into a debate over national

Introduction: When Analysis Turns Into Projection Over the years, several high-profile media reports and video segments have analyzed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s  governance, political decisions, and national impact. While critical journalism is an essential democratic pillar, many such narratives lean toward selective framing—spotlighting criticisms while downplaying or ignoring measurable progress and legal findings. The result is a portrayal of Modiji  that resonates mo

As the Winter Session of Parliament commenced, Prime Minister Narendra Modi  set a decisive tone by declaring that “India has proven that democracy can deliver.” His remarks came shortly after the Bihar assembly election results, where increased voter turnout—particularly among women—was celebrated as a reaffirmation of the nation’s democratic strength. Modiji  emphasised that India does not treat democracy merely as a system of governance but as a cultural identity deeply wo

At the annual conference of Directors General and Inspectors General of Police in Raipur on November 28, 2025, Union Home Minister Amit Shah  made a striking announcement. He stated that India is on track to become completely free of Naxalism  before the next DGP/IGP meeting. This declaration reflects the government’s long-term strategy of combining sustained security operations with focused development initiatives and crackdowns on networks that sustain extremism. Shah  emph

Prime Minister Narendra Modi  marked a historic moment in Goa  on 28 November 2025 by unveiling a magnificent 77-foot bronze statue of Lord Rama at the Shree Samsthan Gokarn Partagali Jeevottam Math in Canacona. The event formed the centerpiece of the Math’s monumental 550th-year celebrations, drawing thousands of devotees, spiritual leaders, and visitors from across India. PM Modi unveils 77-feet Lord Ram statue in Goa | India Today Honouring 550 Years of Spiritual and Cultu

The 2025 Bihar  Assembly election has altered the political landscape with an unmistakable message: the National Democratic Alliance has secured one of the most decisive mandates in the state’s history. Winning 202 out of 243 seats, the coalition not only outperformed pre-poll expectations but also redefined its political footprint in Bihar . The Bharatiya Janata Party, emerging as the single largest party with 89 seats, showcased unprecedented growth in a state traditionally

India is set to witness a momentous cultural event as Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares to unveil the world’s tallest statue of Lord Shri Ram on 28 November 2025 at the revered Shree Samsthan Gokarn Partagali Jeevottam Mutt in South Goa. The 77-feet bronze statue, sculpted by the acclaimed Ram Sutar—who also created the Statue of Unity—stands as a monumental symbol of devotion, heritage, and artistic mastery. A helipad has been specially constructed within the mutt premis

On 26 November 2025, India observed the 76ᵗʰ Constitution Day, a moment that commemorates the adoption of the country’s guiding charter. Prime Minister Narendra Modi  addressed the nation through a personal letter, urging citizens to prioritize their constitutional duties alongside their rights. His message emphasized that the path to a developed India — envisioned as “ Viksit Bharat ” by 2047 — is inseparably linked to the active participation and responsibility of every Ind

The Dhwajarohan ceremony at the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya  marked one of the most symbolic moments in India’s contemporary cultural history. Prime Minister Narendra Modi , who hoisted the sacred saffron “Dharma Dhwaj”, described the event as far more than a ritual. He projected it as the embodiment of India’s civilisational revival, a moment that closes centuries of struggle and reaffirms a cultural identity deeply rooted in dharma and spiritual values. PM Modi h

The swearing-in of Justice Surya Kant as the 53rd Chief Justice of India was meant to be a moment of constitutional reverence, drawing together the highest offices of the nation. President Droupadi Murmu  administered the oath at Rashtrapati Bhavan in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi , Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan, senior ministers, and top judicial figures. Yet the absence of one key political figure — Rahul Gandhi , Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha

At the Sindhi Samaj Sammelan in New Delhi, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh  delivered a statement that instantly reverberated across the political landscape. Speaking before an audience deeply rooted in the history of Partition, he asserted that although Sindh lies across the border today, it remains inseparably linked to India “civilisationally.” He went further, suggesting that geopolitical boundaries are never permanent and that “Sindh may return to India again”—a remark th

Union Home Minister Amit Shah  has framed the BJP-led NDA’s sweeping victory in Bihar  as far more than an electoral win—it is, he argues, a decisive public endorsement of a nationwide campaign to cleanse the voters’ list of “infiltrators” and protect the sanctity of Indian democracy. Speaking at the 61st Raising Day of the Border Security Force (BSF) in Bhuj, Gujarat , Shah  positioned the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process not merely as an administrative exercise but

India and the United States  appear to be moving steadily toward a long-awaited trade agreement, with Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal  offering a carefully optimistic assessment. Speaking at the 22nd Indo-US Economic Summit, Goyal  affirmed that both nations are “equally committed” to strengthening commercial ties, but stressed that India will only move forward once the terms ensure fairness and protect the country’s core interests. His message was clear: progress

The Bihar  Assembly Election 2025 was not an ordinary contest. It marked a decisive shift in political behaviour, voter expectations and the very framework through which power is negotiated in the state. Bihar’s  voters did not merely choose a new government; they chose a new political logic — one rooted in delivery, welfare and performance, rather than the symbolic politics and caste-rigid templates that dominated the state for nearly three decades. For years, successive gov

India’s history is marked not only by the valour of its celebrated male warriors but also by the extraordinary courage of its women, who consistently stood at the forefront of defending the nation and preserving its spiritual ethos. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s  recent remarks in Lucknow  brought this truth into renewed focus as he declared that Indian women have “never lagged behind in protecting the nation and its religion.” His tribute to freedom fighter Uda Devi Pasi

The 2025 Bihar  Assembly elections reshaped the state’s political landscape, placing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) at the centre of power for the first time. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) secured an overwhelming majority, winning 202 of 243 seats, while the BJP emerged as the single-largest party. This dramatic transformation did not happen by chance. It was the result of a precise, layered, and deeply coordinated strategy led by Union Home Minister Amit Shah . Hi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s  visit to Coimbatore marked a significant milestone in India’s journey toward sustainable, low-input farming. At the CODISSIA Trade Fair Complex, the Prime Minister inaugurated the South India Natural Farming Summit 2025, an event designed to accelerate the country’s transition toward chemical-free agriculture. The summit brought together thousands of farmers, scientists, agri-startups, producer groups and policymakers from across South India, u