New Delhi: Congress today launched a scathing attack on RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat calling him “Hitler” over his remarks that India is a Hindu nation and Hindutva is its identity and cautioned against “ominous signs
New Delhi: A probe committee's report Sunday questioning BJP's role in the Saharanpur communal violence of Uttar Pradesh has evoked an outpouring of political reactions, but the BJP has rubbished the allegation as "politically motivated"."We
New Delhi: Unlike previous years, Sonam and Sikander could not participate in the Independence Day function at Red Fort this time. The two stallions of Delhi Police had served at the national event for the
New Delhi: On this Independence Day evening, the historic Chandni Chowk street in Delhi's Walled City, otherwise chock-a-block with chaotic traffic and a teeming mass of people, was wide open for a stroll.The North Delhi
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's maiden Independence Day address, where he called for ‘political consensus' in the running of his government, was praised by several political commentators with one even rating him above Atal
New Delhi: Delhi Metro today offered free rides to those who took the service to attend the Independence Day function at Red Fort.The Metro service started as early as 4:30 A.M. and complimentary travel coupons
India today celebrated its 68th Independence Day. The ceremony at the Red Fort was celebrated as per tradition comprising of traditional march, band, unfurling of the National flag, playing National anthem, Prime Minister's address, etc.
New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi delivered his maiden Independence speech at the Red Fort on India's 68 th Independence Day Friday. Deviating from tradition, he spoke extempore. This is tfor he first time that a
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday praised all his predecessors and previous governments for contributing to India's development."All prime ministers, previous governments have contributed (to develop the country)," Modi said in his maiden Independence
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today greeted people on Independence Day and hoped that the country will scale new heights of development."Greetings to my fellow Indians on Independence Day! May our Tricolour fly high
New Delhi: Delivering his first Independence Day speech at the Red Fort here, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday described himself as the country's "Pradhan Sevak"."I stand before you today not as the prime minister but
New Delhi: India's 68th Independence Day Friday will be notable in many ways, most of all the massive public participation that is being planned, no doubt at the instance of the nearly three-month-old government.Prime Minister
New Delhi: Those who want to attend the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort tomorrow can avail of free metro ride.Delhi Metro services will start as early as 4:30 am tomorrow and complimentary travel
New Delhi: As the Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to deliver his first speech from the historic Red Fort tomorrow morning, the clouds of shifting the Independence Day venue from here to other
New Delhi: With this tweet - ‘India has won! Achche din aaney waley hain' – India's most powerful politician Narendra Damodardas Modi, 63, stormed into power in May this year. Modi, who took over as
New Delhi: 5000 national flags and 16,000 balloons will be put up at all major crossroads in the city on India's 68th Independence Day.Entry points into the city will be specially decorated.200 banners will be
New Delhi: In a first, around 10,000 members of the general public will be present at the historic Red Fort to witness Prime Minister Narendra Modi deliver his maiden Independence Day address to the nation.And,
New Delhi: The Delhi Government has decided to offer free DTC service to the citizens of Delhi to help them reach Red Fort on 15th August 2014. This service will be available from 6 AM
New Delhi : Thousands of Sikhs celebrated Delhi Fateh Diwas, the anniversary of a historic event when the Nishaan Sahib -- the holy symbol of the Khalsa Panth -- was unfurled at the Red Fort.Eighteenth-century
New Delhi: Light and sound shows in India narrate the glorious past, history and folktales of the country.The mixing of light and sound effects, give us a hint of the then culture, lifestyle of the
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