"In any democracy, there will be arguments. There will be differences, there will be diversity and opinions. And it should be there, there is nothing wrong with it. It is concerning, when they take India's problem out in the world and then invite people from outside to come and interfere,
Owaisi, while addressing a programme of his party on Thursday said, "Maharashtra's Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis said 'Aurangzeb ke aulaad.' Do you know everything? I didn't know you (Fadnavis) were such an expert. Then you should know who the children of Godse and Apte too, who are the
In a befitting reply to Canada National Security Advisor Jody Thomas' remarks on calling India among the top sources of foreign interference in Canada, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday said that if anybody has to complain, it should be India.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on India's domestic politics during his visit to the United States and expressed confidence that BJP will win the 2024 Lok Sabha elections
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi saying he is habitual of criticising the country and making comments on domestic politics whenever he goes out of the country and that taking national politics out of the country is in the national int
Hitting out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks in the US, Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson NV Subhash on Tuesday said that the disqualified Lok Sabha MP is trying to tarnish India's image on foreign soil.
China on Tuesday reacted to US Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin's remarks that the world witnesses "bullying and coercion" from Beijing and said "it is the US who resorts to all types of measures for coercion and hegemony"
"Odisha train accident is a heartbreaking incident and no one should do politics on such incidents. This is the time to stand with the family of the victims who lost their dear ones," said Anurag Thakur while addressing a press conference in Thane.
While not naming Rahul, Jaishankar said, "I may differ strongly with someone but how I counter it ... I would like to go back at home and do it. And watch me when I get back."
Union Minister Ramdas Athawale told ANI that Rahul Gandhi should apologise to the 140 crore people of the country for making misleading statements against Prime Minister Narendra Modi on foreign soil and that the people of this country cannot accept it.
Hitting out at Rahul for labelling the Muslim League, the Congress's ally in Kerala, as a secular party during an interaction with journalists in Washington DC on Friday, Keshav Prasad Maurya said, "2024 (Lok Sabha) elections aren't too far away and he (Rahul) should say whatever he wants