Delhi police issues traffic advisory ahead of swearing-in of Narendra Modi
A highest ever 8,000 guests, including VVIPs, will attend the swearing-in ceremony of PM Modi and his council of ministers.
A highest ever 8,000 guests, including VVIPs, will attend the swearing-in ceremony of PM Modi and his council of ministers.
PM-designate Narendra Modi also visited Sadaiv Atal Samadhi, the memorial of late PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, along with BJP president Amit Shah and other party leaders
In inviting leaders of the BIMSTEC grouping for the swearing-in ceremony, the Modi Administration is offering an alternative platform for regional integration in the absence of a stalled SAARC, say experts.
According to the official reason cited, all BJD MLAs are to take oath in the Odisha Assembly on Thursday in the presence of the CM, and hence he is unable to go to Delhi
India's internal politics does not permit him to extend an invitation, says Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi
