During Debate On Notes Ban, This Punchline Made PM Narendra Modi Laugh

Prime Minister Narendra Modi couldn't help but laugh briefly during a fierce attack by the opposition on his decision to ban 500 and 1,000-rupee notes.

It was Naresh Agrawal of the Samajwadi Party that provided the punchline.

Twitterati troll Kejriwal for his ‘Not notes, change PM’ tweet

The demonetisation debate has literally launched a verbal war between the Opposition and government. The allegations have been endless, sometimes bitter or sometimes in form of poetry.

Easier Travel For Indians, Promises British PM Theresa May On First Visit

NEW DELHI:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi today welcomed his British counterpart Theresa May, who said at a tech summit in Delhi that it was vital to identify ways to deepen the trade relationship between the two countries before UK leaves the European Union. She also announced at the event that the travel to the UK for Indians would be made easy.

China Indicates It Will Not Bend; On India Joining Nuclear Group Or NSG

Ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India, Beijing has indicated its unwillingness to support India's attempt to enter the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG as well as to introduce an international ban on terrorist Masood Azhar.

India's Big Focus On Space As It Modernises Military: Foreign Media

India is laying the groundwork for the formation of a space command to give it a military edge in the tense South Asia region, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi pursues a broader upgrade of the armed forces.

Prove Pak's Lying And Strikes Took Place, Arvind Kejriwal Urges PM Modi

Arvind Kejriwal has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a new video to expose "Pakistan's false propaganda" about the surgical strikes that were conducted by the army across the Line of Control last week.

After PM Modi's 'Blood And Water' Warning, Pak Says Treaty Has To Hold

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned "blood and water cannot flow together," Pakistan has declared that India cannot opt out "unilaterally" from a key water-sharing agreement, an option that India has hinted it may consider in retaliation for the massive terror attack at an army base in Uri earlier this month.

Here’s another picture of Narendra Modi at G-20 Summit that tweeple are having fun captioning

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was recently in China for the G-20 Summit, where he spoke at length about India’s strong stand against terrorism. The highlight of his visit was his dig at Pakistan when he said that “one single nation” in South Asia is spreading terror.