Narendra Modi Gujarat Riots

The documentary claims to have probed certain aspects of the riots, which took place after the Godhra train burning incident when Prime Minister Modi was Gujarat's chief minister.

A request for a complete ban on BBC in India over its documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and allegations linked to the 2002 Gujarat riots was dismissed today by the Supreme Court, which called it "entirely misconceived".

BBC documentary row: Such screenings, as protest against censorship and "hiding facts" of the 2002 Gujarat riots, have been held across India

Delhi University's Arts Faculty campus saw police action as students sought to screen a BBC documentary on PM Narendra Modi even as the government has imposed restrictions.

Two-part BBC docu-series speaks, among other things, about the 2002 Gujarat riots; central government banned it in India saying it's false propaganda

While police released a majority of the detained students on Wednesday evening, 13 are still in detention, the StudentFederation of India claimed

Left student bodies of West Bengal have planned to screen the controversial BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the campuses of at least two universities of Kolkata.

The controversial BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots when Prime Minister Narendra Modi helmed the western state was screened across Kerala on Tuesday by various political organisations.

A group of 302 former judges, ex-bureaucrats and veterans on Saturday slammed a BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "motivated charge sheet against our leader, a fellow Indian and a patriot".

The centre has ordered Twitter and YouTube to take down links of a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, people with direct knowledge of the matter have said.

The government today slammed a BBC series on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling it a "propaganda piece with bias" that shouldn't be "dignified" with a response.

The US had placed PM Modi on a visa ban in 2005 over allegations that his government did nothing to stop the 2002 riots in Gujarat as Chief Minister.

Madhubhai Shrivastav, a local strongman-politician who was once named in a 2002 Gujarat riots case, says "only Delhi decides the tickets"

Bilkis Bano rape, family's murder: One of the released convicts runs cracker shop in front of where Bilkis Bano lived; she has not come to the village since she and her family were attacked in 2002

"On the one hand, PM talks about respect for women... BJP has shown to people of Gujarat and the rest of India how it defines that," says Sharad Pawar, on day he was re-elected NCP chief for four years.

The documentary claims to have probed certain aspects of the riots, which took place after the Godhra train burning incident when Prime Minister Modi was Gujarat's chief minister.

A request for a complete ban on BBC in India over its documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and allegations linked to the 2002 Gujarat riots was dismissed today by the Supreme Court, which called it "entirely misconceived".

BBC documentary row: Such screenings, as protest against censorship and "hiding facts" of the 2002 Gujarat riots, have been held across India

Delhi University's Arts Faculty campus saw police action as students sought to screen a BBC documentary on PM Narendra Modi even as the government has imposed restrictions.

Two-part BBC docu-series speaks, among other things, about the 2002 Gujarat riots; central government banned it in India saying it's false propaganda

While police released a majority of the detained students on Wednesday evening, 13 are still in detention, the StudentFederation of India claimed

Left student bodies of West Bengal have planned to screen the controversial BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the campuses of at least two universities of Kolkata.

The controversial BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots when Prime Minister Narendra Modi helmed the western state was screened across Kerala on Tuesday by various political organisations.

A group of 302 former judges, ex-bureaucrats and veterans on Saturday slammed a BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a "motivated charge sheet against our leader, a fellow Indian and a patriot".

The centre has ordered Twitter and YouTube to take down links of a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, people with direct knowledge of the matter have said.

The government today slammed a BBC series on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling it a "propaganda piece with bias" that shouldn't be "dignified" with a response.

The US had placed PM Modi on a visa ban in 2005 over allegations that his government did nothing to stop the 2002 riots in Gujarat as Chief Minister.

Madhubhai Shrivastav, a local strongman-politician who was once named in a 2002 Gujarat riots case, says "only Delhi decides the tickets"

Bilkis Bano rape, family's murder: One of the released convicts runs cracker shop in front of where Bilkis Bano lived; she has not come to the village since she and her family were attacked in 2002

"On the one hand, PM talks about respect for women... BJP has shown to people of Gujarat and the rest of India how it defines that," says Sharad Pawar, on day he was re-elected NCP chief for four years.