Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, Modi said, “Those who entertain themselves by getting photo sessions done in huts of the poor will find the talk about the poor in Parliament boring." This was in ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (February 4) said that those who entertain themselves by getting photo sessions done in huts of the poor will find the talk about the poor in Parliament boring.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met actor Akkineni Nagarjuna at Parliament House, recognizing the legendary contributions of Akkineni Nageswara Rao (ANR). Nagarjuna presented a book honoring ANR’s ...

Here's what he said: 1. 'Photo sessions in huts of poor' Taking a jibe at Lok Sabha's Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, PM Narendra Modi said, “...Those who have photo sessions in the huts ...

In his address in the Lok Sabha, PM Modi said that "those who take photos in huts" are bound to find the mention of the poor "boring". #WATCH | In a jibe to Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi, PM Narendra ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking in parliament today in his response to the debate on the Motion of Thanks to President's address, made a big announcement about the government's plans for ...

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Those who do photo ops in huts, they will find the discussion on the poor people boring," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, as he continued to attack the Opposition.

Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 48 seats in the capital territory’s 70-member assembly, according to figures posted online by the Indian Election Commission.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday spoke for nearly 100 minutes in the Lok Sabha to list his government’s achievements and appeared to taunt leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, saying those ...