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How Narendra Modi’s Birthday Became a Global Phenomenon

Learn more about Narendra Modi’s birthday and how it is celebrated in India and around the world then you should read this article. Discover how Narendra Modi’s birthday showcases his personality and philosophy his popularity and influence

Narendra Modi – The Prime Minister of Bharat celebrated his 73rd birthday today on September 17, 2023. His birthday was marked by various events and activities across the country and abroad as well as by countless wishes and messages from his supporters, admirers, and well wishers. Read all about and explore how Narendra Modi’s birthday became a global phenomenon and what it signifies for him and…

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From Rajinikanth To Akshay Kumar: Celebrities Send Birthday Wishes To PM Modi | People News

New Delhi: As Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated his 74th birthday, several Bollywood actors took to social media to extend their heartfelt wishes. Among those who sent their greetings included Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar, Sidharth Malhotra, south megastar Chiranjeevi, Jackie Shroff, among others. Superstar Rajinikanth shared his message on X (formerly Twitter), writing, A very happy birthday…

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PM मोदी जन्मदिन पर भी नहीं करेंगे आराम ,काशी-भुवनेश्वर और नागपुर का करेंगे दौरा

PM नरेंद्र मोदी आज जहां अपना 74वां जन्मदिन मना रहे हैं। वहीं इस मौके पर PM मोदी तीन राज्यों का दौरा करेंगे। वहीं .तय शेड्यूल के मुताबिक प्रधानमंत्री आज सुबह काशी पहुंचेंगे, जहां वो विश्वनाथ मंदिर जा सकते हैं। जिसके बाद वे भुवनेश्वर जाएंगे और कई योजनाओं का आरंभ करेंगे, वहीं वे शाम को महाराष्ट्र के नागपुर पहुंचेंगे। खबरों की मानें तो PM नरेंद्र मोदी सुबह वाराणसी जाएंगे जहां वो पूजा अर्चना करके…

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Amit Shah's 59th Birthday Celebration a Glimpse Into the Life of India's Iron Man

Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister of India, celebrated his 59th birthday on October 22, 2023. He is one of the most powerful and influential politicians in India, and his birthday was marked by celebrations across the country.

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India Reportage is a news website that provides complete and timely coverage of the latest travel updates. Did you know that the former Chief Minister and the Opposition Leader of Himachal Pradesh, Jairam Thakur, inaugurated an exhibition related to “Seva Pakhwada”. The Himachal Pradesh BJP organized this event to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday. They conducted the exhibition for his 74th birthday.

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Yashoda Hospital Conducts Sewa Pakhwada - Mega Health Camp in the Honor of PM Modi's 74th Birthday at BJP Office

🌟 Yashoda Hospital's Mega Health Camp 🌟 In celebration of PM Narendra Modi ji's 74th Birthday, Yashoda Hospital proudly conducted Sewa Pakhwada -Mega Health Camp at the BJP Office from 25th to 27th September 2024.

Day 1 of the Sewa Pakhwada witnessed the presence of Shri J.P. Nadda ji - Hon'ble National President, BJP and Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare. Nadda ji who was warmly welcomed by Dr. Dinesh Arora - Chairman, Yashoda Group of Hospitals and Dr. Rajat Arora - Group Director, Yashoda Group of Hospitals, congratulated Yashoda Hospital team and staff for the amazing health event.

This initiative is a heartfelt tribute to our Hon'ble Prime Minister’s vision of promoting health and wellness for all. Our dedicated team of healthcare professionals provided free medical consultations, health check-ups, and guidance to the community, reinforcing the spirit of service and care. 🇮🇳

Together, let’s continue working towards a healthier and stronger India!

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Shri Venkateshwara University celebrated Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's 74th birthday with great enthusiasm and joy. 

Shri Venkateshwara University/Institute celebrated honorable PM Shri Narendra Modi’s 74th birthday with full fanfare and fervour.

To celebrate the birthday, we organized a mega blood donation camp, a plantation drive, and cleanliness campaigns.

We also held women's empowerment campaigns and over a dozen other programs. The celebrations included a cake cutting ceremony.

UP Forest & Environment Minister Mr. KP Malik, MP Mr. Kanwar Singh Tanwar, the Venkateshwara Group Founder President Dr Sudhir Giri & the Pro Chancellor Dr Rajeev Tyagi inaugurated the event by lighting a lamp to Goddess Saraswati.

The District President Udaygiri Goswami, BJYM Head Shubham Chaudhary, BJP State Minister Chandra Mohan, & Regional GS Sachin Chaudhary joined them to unveil PM Modi’s 74th birthday celebrations.

Later, the Forest & Environment Minister, Mr. KP Malik, launched the blood donation camp by donating blood himself.

The Venkateshwara Group Founder President Dr Sudhir Giri reiterated on the occasion of PM Narendra Modi’s birthday the Doctors, medical students of the Venkateshwara Group will provide free medical care, medicines, fruits & health kit to the villagers round the year.

The Minister Mr. KP Malik asserted PM Modi is an era transformer & a charismatic leader who has positioned India ahead of all in the new world order.

The MP Mr. Kanwar Singh Tanwar emphasized that let us pledge to work diligently in our fields and realize PM’s dream of a developed nation by 2047.

The Pro Chancellor Dr Rajeev Tyagi asserted blood donation is the biggest donation & on PM’s birthday, let’s donate enough blood so that nobody dies because of a lack of blood.

The Forest Minister, along with public figures, police officials and Yuva Morcha volunteers, took part in the blood donation camp to collect 132 units of blood.

Later the Minister, along with the college management, parliamentarian, & other dignitaries cleaned the premises with a broom to highlight PM’s Clean India Healthy India campaign.

To signify PM’s birthday, the Minister planted Tulsi & Rudraksha plants & pledged to conserve them throughout his life.       

Those present included the CDO Mr. Ashwini Mishra, ASP Mr. Rajeev Singh, CMO Dr SP Singh, VC Dr Krishna Kant Dave, Registrar Dr Piyush Pandey, Dr Rajesh Singh, Dr Divya Girdhar, & Dr SN Sahu.

Dr Yogeshwar Sharma, Dr Ana Brown, Dr Neetu Panwar, Dr Tejpal Singh, Dr Ashutosh Singh, Dr Jyoti Singh, Dr Snehlata Goswami, Maroof Chaudhary, SS Baghel & Arun Goswami were all present.

The Meerut Campus Director, Dr Pratap Singh, was present along with the Media Incharge, Mr. Vishwas Rana, among others.

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As the birthday of India's beloved Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, approaches, it’s time to gear up for the celebrations. Whether you’re an ardent supporter, a political enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the leadership of PM Modi, expressing your admiration on this special day has never been easier.

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'Pune on Pedal' Cycle Rally on Friday to Celebrate PM Modi's Birthday and Promote Healthy Living

Pune, 12th September 2024: A grand cycle rally titled ‘Pune on Pedal’ will take place on Friday, September 13, 2024, to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday and raise awareness about the benefits of a healthy, eco-friendly lifestyle. The rally, an initiative led by Rajya Sabha MP Prof. Dr. Medha Kulkarni, is expected to see the participation of over 2,500 cyclists. The rally will commence…

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How Narendra Modi’s Birthday Became a Global Phenomenon

Learn more about Narendra Modi’s birthday and how it is celebrated in India and around the world then you should read this article. Discover how Narendra Modi’s birthday showcases his personality and philosophy his popularity and influence

Narendra Modi – The Prime Minister of Bharat celebrated his 73rd birthday today on September 17, 2023. His birthday was marked by various events and activities across the country and abroad as well as by countless wishes and messages from his supporters, admirers, and well wishers. Read all about and explore how Narendra Modi’s birthday became a global phenomenon and what it signifies for him and…

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PM Modi Turns 74, Receives Heartfelt Birthday Wishes From Anupam Kher And Kangana Ranaut | People News

New Delhi: Veteran actor Anupam Kher extended his birthday wishes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his 74th birthday on Tuesday. Taking to his Instagram handle, he shared a series of pictures with PM Modi and wished him a long and healthy life. He also shared a letter he received from PM Modi about his book titled ‘Your Best Day Is Today’. In his special birthday post, he wrote, “Respected…

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PM Modi celebrates Venkaiah Naidu on his 75th birthday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to his official X handle to extend his wishes to former Vice President Venkaiah Naidu on the occasion of his 75th birthday.

He posted: “Greetings to Shri @MVenkaiahNaidu Garu on his 75th birthday. Praying for his long and healthy life. On this special occasion, have penned a few thoughts on his life, service and commitment to nation building.”

Attached with this post is an elaborate expression of the PM’s thoughts about Naidu. The article reads as follows:

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[ad_1] Narendra Modi once looked up to China. As a business-friendly Indian state leader, he traveled there repeatedly to attract investment and see how his country could learn from its neighbor’s economic transformation. China, he said, has a “special place in my heart.” Chinese officials cheered on his march to national power as that of “a political star.”But not long after Mr. Modi became prime minister in 2014, China made clear that the relationship would not be so easy. Just as he was celebrating his 63rd birthday by hosting China’s leader, Xi Jinping — even sitting on a swing with him at a riverside park — hundreds of Chinese troops were intruding on India’s territory in the Himalayas, igniting a weekslong standoff.A decade later, ties between the world’s two most populous nations are almost completely broken. Continued border incursions flared into a ferocious clash in 2020 that threatened to lead to all-out war. Mr. Modi, a strongman who controls every lever of power in India and has expanded its relations with many other countries, appears uncharacteristically powerless in the face of the rupture with China.As Mr. Modi seeks a third term in an election that begins on Friday, the tensions weigh heavily on the overarching narrative of his campaign: that he is making India a major global power and, by extension, restoring national pride. Far from the 2,100-mile border, along every avenue where India seeks to expand, China looms as a fierce competitor.In India’s own backyard in South Asia, China has used its vast resources — the fruits of economic reforms introduced decades before India’s — to challenge Indian pre-eminence, courting partners through infrastructure deals and gaining access to strategic ports.More broadly, China and India are vying to lead the developing nations of the so-called global south. When India hosted the Group of 20 summit last year, using it to showcase its support of poorer countries, Mr. Xi skipped the event. China has also been a major roadblock in India’s campaign to gain a coveted permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council.“Today, you encounter an India which perhaps you had never seen before, in many senses,” said Nirupama Menon Rao, a former Indian ambassador to China and the United States. “I think the Chinese are increasingly aware of it, and they would still like to pull us down, to create barriers.”India’s estrangement with China has provided an opening for Western nations to expand defense and economic ties with New Delhi, a distressing development for Beijing.India signed a series of deals with the United States last year to strengthen military cooperation. India has also drawn closer to the other two members of the so-called Quad, Australia and Japan, as the group works to counter China’s projection of power.In addition, India sees an opportunity as the United States and Europe look for alternatives to China as a place to make their products. One early success has been sharply increased production of iPhones in India.But even with these openings, China continues to expose Indian insecurities. The Chinese economy is about five times the size of India’s, and China remains India’s second-biggest trade partner (after the United States), exporting about six times as much to India as it imports. China spends more than three times what India does on its military, giving its forces a significant advantage across land, sea and air.The Indian military, which has long struggled to modernize, is now forced to be conflict-ready on two fronts, with China to India’s east and archrival Pakistan to its west.Tens of thousands of troops from both India and China remain on a war footing high in the Himalayas four years after the deadly skirmishes broke out in the disputed Eastern Ladakh region, where both countries have been building up their military presence. Nearly two dozen rounds of negotiations have failed to bring disengagement.Although the political opposition has tried to paint Mr. Modi as weak in the face of Chinese encroachment, the border incursions are unlikely to hurt him much politically, given the lack of news coverage from a largely sympathetic Indian media.Still, Mr. Modi has had to prioritize billions of dollars for border infrastructure and military upgrades as India still struggles to cover the basic needs of its 1.4 billion people. His government is drawing up plans to repopulate hundreds of border villages as a second line of defense against the constant threat of Chinese encroachment.S. Jaishankar, Mr. Modi’s external affairs minister, admitted recently that there were “no easy answers” to the dilemma posed by India’s aggressive neighbor. “They are changing, we are changing,” Mr. Jaishankar said. “How do we find an equilibrium?”In a book published in 2020, just as he had taken over as Mr. Modi’s trusted foreign policy architect, Mr. Jaishankar wrote that the tensions between the United States and China set “the global backdrop” for India’s choices in a “world of all against all.” India’s ambitions as a major power, he wrote, would require a juggling act: “engage America, manage China, cultivate Europe, reassure Russia.”India’s rise as a large, growing economy has allowed it to hold its ground — working with any partner it can benefit from — in a polarized and uncertain world.Even as India has expanded defense ties with the United States and doubled bilateral trade over the past decade, to about $130 billion in goods alone, it has resisted American pressure to reconsider its strong relations with Russia. India has deepened connections with Europe and the Middle East, too; trade with the United Arab Emirates alone has reached $85 billion.While India remains wary of becoming a pawn in the West’s fight with Beijing, and has not forgotten its frosty history with the United States, China has become an unavoidable focus after being a secondary threat for much of modern Indian history.India’s socialist founding prime minister was accommodating of Communist China, but the bonhomie was shattered by a monthlong war in 1962 that left thousands dead. The relationship began to normalize in the 1980s even as incursions continued, and open channels of communication kept tensions down and elevated trade.“It was a different China,” said Ms. Rao, the former top diplomat.The situation changed in the years before Mr. Modi took office, she said. As its economy soared, China began flexing its muscles — investing heavily in its Belt and Road infrastructure initiative, which India saw as threatening its security and spheres of influence, and moving more aggressively on its borders and in the Indian Ocean.Still, Mr. Modi, blacklisted by the United States when he was a state leader over his role in bloody religious riots, continued to extend a hand to Beijing. As prime minister, he did not allow the embarrassment of the Chinese incursion in 2014 to dampen his red-carpet welcome to Mr. Xi. His subtle message — a warning that “a little toothache can paralyze the entire body” — carried the hope that Mr. Xi would come around.That hope ended with the deadly 2020 clash in Eastern Ladakh. Now, it is clear that New Delhi is resigned to a long-term threat from China, a shift evident in Mr. Modi’s push for road and tunnel construction in border areas to support a large troop presence.Over the past five years, more than 2,200 miles of roads have been built along the border. In the Kashmir region, over 2,000 workers have been busy for three years digging a high-altitude tunnel that will improve connectivity to Ladakh.When the tunnel project, which will cost more than $850 million, is completed, it will ensure that traffic moves year round, and reduce travel time by hours.“For four months, the supplies to the Indian Army were cut off because the road would get closed,” said Harpal Singh, the project head. “After this tunnel is complete, that will not happen again.”Mr. Modi’s government is also trying to revive hundreds of villages along the border to fortify defenses.Through a program called Vibrant Villages, the government is working to develop infrastructure, extend services and nurture tourism in the hope of reversing the economic migration that created “ghost villages.”“What India could have done in the last 20 years, they have to do now in two,” said ​​Sonam Murup, a retired Indian Army officer from Ladakh, referring to infrastructure development in his area.“Our situation is much better now,” he said. “But when you look toward the Chinese side, you can see villages full of lights.”Joy Dong contributed reporting from Hong Kong. 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Virender Sehwag, along with other cricket stars, fucked over Maldives Row.

Indians are furious about the contentious remarks made by well-known people in the Maldives about India. Prominent cricket players such as Virender Sehwag, Sachin Tendulkar, Irfan Pathan, Suresh Raina, and others have denounced the 'racist' comments directed at India and urged their fellow countrymen to discover the splendour of India's beaches.

Reactions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the union territory of Lakshadweep have been a source of controversy due to disparaging and "anti-Indian" statements made by Maldivian politicians, leaders, and other public figures.

Former opener for India Virender Sehwag responded sharply to the unjustified remarks made about PM Modi and India.

Sehwag penned on X, There are a ton of undiscovered locations in Bharat that have a ton of promise with the right infrastructure, whether they be the stunning beaches of Udupi, Paradise Beach in Pondi, Neil and Havelock in the Andaman Islands, or many more stunning beaches across our nation.

Bharat is renowned for turning all Aapda into Avsar, and the Maldivian ministers' jab at our nation and Prime Minister is a perfect opportunity for Bharat to build the exact infrastructure needed to attract visitors and strengthen our economy. Please list your top undiscovered, stunning locations.

Former Indian all-rounder Irfan Pathan remarked, "Every new country I visit strengthens my belief in the exceptional service offered by Indian hotels and tourism." Irfan Pathan has traveled extensively since he was 15. It is depressing to hear disparaging comments on my country's exceptional hospitality, even though I admire the cultures of other nations.

Prior to this, renowned cricketer Sachin Tendulkar praised Sindhudurg, a coastal town in Maharashtra, on social media for its stunning beaches and unspoiled islands.

We celebrated my 50th birthday in Sindhudurg 250 days ago, according to Sachin! The seaside town provided all of our needs and then some. We have a wealth of memories from the stunning settings and the amazing hospitality. India is endowed with pristine islands and gorgeous beaches. We have so much to discover and so many memories ready to be made thanks to our Atithi Devo Bhava concept.