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Ex-Australia PM Tony Abbott Counters Western Media's Views On PM Modi
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2025, took aim at what he described as "Western liberal or leftist press" narratives that have sometimes portrayed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in unflattering terms.
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"Those Who Fought Emergency Should Always Be Remembered": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Speaking in his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, PM Modi said those who imposed the Emergency not only murdered the Constitution but also made judiciary their puppet.
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"Aim Was To Preserve Dynastic Rule": Amit Shah On Emergency
The Emergency, imposed 50 years ago, by a despotic ruler, whose sole aim was to preserve her dynastic rule, was one of the darkest chapters in India's history, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday.
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"Emergency Was Reflection Of Congress' Anti-Democratic Mentality": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday the Emergency was not a national necessity but a reflection of the anti-democratic mentality of the Congress and "just one person", a reference to then prime minister Indira Gandhi.
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Supreme Court Voices "Facing Allegations" Doubt After Attacks On Judiciary
Unease between the Supreme Court and government was evident, again, on Monday afternoon as part of the continuing fallout of the judiciary's landmark April 8 verdict - on setting governors and the President a specific timeline to clear bills.
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"21st Century Challenges Cannot Be Fought With 20th Century Approach": PM Modi
Noting that criminals have been using the latest technology for funding and operating across regions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday pitched for expanding cooperation between countries for investigation and justice delivery.
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"Would Like To Thank Judiciary" For Ram Temple, Says PM Modi
PM Modi in Ayodhya: Prime Minister Narendra Modi - shortly after completing the 'pran pratishtha' of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya - thanked the judiciary for "justice" dispensed five years, referring to the Supreme Court's controversial 2019 decision.
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"Global Legal Framework" Needed To Fight Cyber Terrorism, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday appealed for the need for an unbiased, strong and independent judiciary in working towards a developed nation by the year 2047 and emphasised on need for a global legal framework to combat terrorism.
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"Misunderstanding That Government Putting Pressure On Judiciary": Minister
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday said the Narendra Modi government has not done anything to undermine the judiciary's independence, and every institution should respect the 'Lakshman rekha' or boundary set by the Constitution.
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Supreme Court Accepts Lalit Modi's "Unconditional Apology", Closes Case
The Supreme Court on Monday closed contempt proceedings against ex-IPL commissioner Lalit Modi after he tendered an unconditional apology for his remarks against the judiciary in social media posts.
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Ex-Australia PM Tony Abbott Counters Western Media's Views On PM Modi
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2025, took aim at what he described as "Western liberal or leftist press" narratives that have sometimes portrayed Prime Minister Narendra Modi in unflattering terms.
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"Those Who Fought Emergency Should Always Be Remembered": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Speaking in his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, PM Modi said those who imposed the Emergency not only murdered the Constitution but also made judiciary their puppet.
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"Aim Was To Preserve Dynastic Rule": Amit Shah On Emergency
The Emergency, imposed 50 years ago, by a despotic ruler, whose sole aim was to preserve her dynastic rule, was one of the darkest chapters in India's history, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday.
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"Emergency Was Reflection Of Congress' Anti-Democratic Mentality": Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday the Emergency was not a national necessity but a reflection of the anti-democratic mentality of the Congress and "just one person", a reference to then prime minister Indira Gandhi.
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Supreme Court Voices "Facing Allegations" Doubt After Attacks On Judiciary
Unease between the Supreme Court and government was evident, again, on Monday afternoon as part of the continuing fallout of the judiciary's landmark April 8 verdict - on setting governors and the President a specific timeline to clear bills.
-
"21st Century Challenges Cannot Be Fought With 20th Century Approach": PM Modi
Noting that criminals have been using the latest technology for funding and operating across regions, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday pitched for expanding cooperation between countries for investigation and justice delivery.
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"Would Like To Thank Judiciary" For Ram Temple, Says PM Modi
PM Modi in Ayodhya: Prime Minister Narendra Modi - shortly after completing the 'pran pratishtha' of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya - thanked the judiciary for "justice" dispensed five years, referring to the Supreme Court's controversial 2019 decision.
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"Global Legal Framework" Needed To Fight Cyber Terrorism, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday appealed for the need for an unbiased, strong and independent judiciary in working towards a developed nation by the year 2047 and emphasised on need for a global legal framework to combat terrorism.
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"Misunderstanding That Government Putting Pressure On Judiciary": Minister
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday said the Narendra Modi government has not done anything to undermine the judiciary's independence, and every institution should respect the 'Lakshman rekha' or boundary set by the Constitution.
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Supreme Court Accepts Lalit Modi's "Unconditional Apology", Closes Case
The Supreme Court on Monday closed contempt proceedings against ex-IPL commissioner Lalit Modi after he tendered an unconditional apology for his remarks against the judiciary in social media posts.
