Narendra Modi Wharton

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  PM Modi Extends Birthday Greetings To Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended warm birthday greetings to Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Friday, praising his efforts in enhancing India's progress in key sectors.

• Arvind Kejriwal, Mohandas Pai to speak at Wharton; Milind Deora drops out

  Activist-turned politician Arvind Kejriwal and Manipal Group chairman Mohandas Pai are two new faces who will address the prestigious Wharton India Economic Forum (WIEF) meeting.

• Another sponsor pulls out of Wharton India Economic Forum

  Another key sponsor of the Wharton Indian Economic Forum (WIEF) has pulled out of the prestigious annual meet in the wake of the organiser's decision to cancel a key-note address by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

• 'Play the exam' is Narendra Modi's advice for stressed students

  Students at Wharton Business School won't be hearing from him, but Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has plenty of advice for students at home who are confronting board exams.

• 'Disappointing that Wharton rescinded its invite to Narendra Modi': US lawmaker

  Expressing disappointment at the decision of Wharton India Economic Forum (WIEF) on rescinding its invitation to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, a US lawmaker has said that for Wharton "to suppress the views of some at the expense of others" is simply not right.

• Wharton should have heard Narendra Modi: Shashi Tharoor

  Narendra Modi-Wharton controversy: Union Minister Shashi Tharoor has said that once Wharton had invited Narendra Modi to be the keynote speaker at the India economic forum, they should have heard the Gujarat Chief Minister out, even grilled him with tough questions, but should not have cancelled the invitation.

• Wharton should have heard Narendra Modi after inviting him: Shashi Tharoor tells NDTV

  Union Minister Shashi Tharoor today disapproved of Wharton Business School cancelling its invitation to Narendra Modi, saying the institution had a duty to hear him after inviting the Gujarat Chief Minister.

• After Wharton snub, Narendra Modi to address Indian diaspora in USA

  After being dropped by the Wharton Business School as a keynote speaker at one of its events, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is now expected to address the Indian diaspora in the states of Edison, New Jersey, Chicago, Illinois in the US through a video conference facility.

• Wharton searching for Narendra Modi replacement, Arvind Kejriwal is not it

  Wharton Business School has yet to decide on who will replace Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the keynote speaker at its India Economic Forum to be held later this month.

• Rahul Gandhi too on Wharton wishlist for event that dropped Narendra Modi

  The organisers of the prestigious Wharton India Economic Forum, profusely apologetic about the Narendra Modi fiasco, seem to have planned an ambitious event this year. Sources said the organisers had also approached Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi to speak; Mr Gandhi has been invited in the past too to address the forum.

• Wharton searching for Narendra Modi replacement, Arvind Kejriwal is not it

  Wharton Business School has yet to decide on who will replace Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the keynote speaker at its India Economic Forum to be held later this month.

• Arvind Kejriwal not a replacement for Narendra Modi at Wharton: Sources

  Activist-turned-politician Arvind Kejriwal is not a replacement for Narendra Modi, who has been controversially dropped as a keynote speaker by the prestigious Wharton business school at its India Economic Forum to be held later this month.

• Arvind Kejriwal will replace Narendra Modi at Wharton; Adani exits as sponsor

  Activist and politician Arvind Kejriwal has been invited to replace Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the keynote speaker at an event at the Wharton Business School later this month.

• BJP plays down Wharton cancelling address by Narendra Modi

  The BJP today played down Wharton University cancelling the video address by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, saying he enjoys huge popularity in India and does not need an acceptance certificate from any international body.

• Adani Group cancels sponsorship of Wharton event after Narendra Modi is dropped

  Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, keynote speaker at the Wharton India Economic Forum, has been dropped from the event after criticism from the prestigious business school's alumni and management.