Narendra Modi
Coverage of Narendra Modi in the Nexus archive.
- The outspoken Hindu monk remaking India’s biggest state
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath, described as an outspoken Hindu monk, is associated with remaking India’s biggest state. He is viewed as a leading contender for succeeding Narendra Modi.
- India’s Modi says armed Maoists are fading, but warns threat remains from ideological supporters
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that India's Maoist insurgency was nearing its end, but warned of a new challenge from ideological supporters called “dimagi Naxals.” During his address, he also emphasized boosting self-reliance and reiterated the government's goal of transforming India into a developed nation by 2047.
- India’s Modi says armed Maoists are fading, but warns threat remains from ideological supporters
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India's decades-long Maoist insurgency is nearing its conclusion. However, he issued a warning that the country faces a new battle against ideological supporters of the movement, whom he referred to as “dimagi Naxals.”
- Modi Maps India’s Growth Push With Youth Focus
Narendra Modi renewed his pledge during an Independence Day speech to develop India into a developed nation within two decades. His administration's growth push is also focused specifically on the youth.
- Modi Vows Chip Plants, Nuclear Reactors in India Growth Push
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to expand India's infrastructure by building more semiconductor plants and expanding its nuclear reactor fleet. These initiatives reflect his government’s commitment to developing India into a developed nation within the next two decades.
- Modi Faces Pressure as Parliament Disrupted by Protest Fallout
Opposition lawmakers disrupted the monsoon session of Parliament, demanding the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah. The protests were linked to police action taken against widespread student protests, which added increased pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.
- India panel warns Meta over Modi video removal
An Indian parliamentary panel demanded Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologize for temporarily removing a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Meta attributed the removal to a technical error, and Joel Kaplan, Meta's chief global affairs officer, apologized to India's Information and Broadcasting Minister. The panel warned that failing to apologize could result in ending safe harbor protections for Meta's platforms.
- Why India's petrol shift has motorists fuming
India's push to adopt E20 ethanol-blended petrol faces public backlash, with protests led by opposition leader Arvind Kejriwal. Motorists and political analysts raise concerns over vehicle performance and costs, while the government cites economic and energy security benefits.
- How India’s Gen Z movement of ‘Cockroaches’ dented Modi’s political image
India's Gen Z-led 'Cockroach' protest movement pressured Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to resign an education minister over exam paper leaks, marking a rare concession. The movement, driven by youth frustrations over unemployment and transparency, shifted Modi's outreach strategy toward digital platforms and Gen Z engagement.
- How India’s Gen Z movement of ‘Cockroaches’ dented Modi’s political image
India's youth-led 'Cockroach Janta Party' movement pressured Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to secure the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over exam paper leaks. The protests, driven by digital organizing and urban youth, highlighted growing political influence of India's under-25 population and a shift in public willingness to challenge government authority.
- Andy Burnham’s 6 most shameless Manchester plugs
Andy Burnham, Britain’s prime minister, has frequently promoted Manchester since taking office, including establishing a 'No.10 North' office in the city, inviting U.S. President Donald Trump to visit, referencing Manchester-inspired growth hubs in Oman, highlighting Mancunian music in public events, and drawing diplomatic parallels between Manchester and Indian cities during discussions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- Representatives of social media platforms like Google, Meta appear before Parliamentary panel on IT
Representatives from Google and Meta appeared before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on IT, chaired by Nishikant Dubey. The meeting followed the government summoning Meta’s global team over restrictions on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Facebook post.
- Can PM Modi reconnect with India's Gen Z?
Student protests highlight a growing disconnect between PM Narendra Modi's BJP and young Indians. Experts suggest that social media content alone, such as reels, may not be sufficient to bridge this gap.
- Most Indians ‘not happy’ with way Modi handled exam scandals that sparked protests: poll
A majority of Indians are unhappy with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over its handling of exam scandals that led to student protests nationwide, according to a survey by CVoter. The scandal involved leaks of a medical exam, resulting in the invalidation of tests for millions of participants.
- Meta straps on a ‘Kick Me’ sign by mistakenly taking down video by India’s prime minister
Meta mistakenly removed a video from India’s prime minister Narendra Modi's account, leading to criticism and regulatory scrutiny. The company apologized and restored the video, but the incident prompted India's government to demand explanations from Meta. Additionally, DeepSeek introduced a new AI model with variable pricing, and Australia proposed a tax on Big Tech companies.
- SMOKERS’ CORNER: BEYOND THE ‘GEN-Z REVOLUTION’ LABEL
The article critiques the labeling of youth-led protests in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bangladesh as 'Gen-Z revolutions,' arguing it oversimplifies complex political and economic drivers. It traces the term's origin to a 2017 Pepsi ad misfiring during the Black Lives Matter movement and highlights specific grievances in each country, such as unemployment in India and economic crises in Sri Lanka.
- India’s progress must go hand in hand with Karnataka’s: CM tells Modi
The Chief Minister emphasized that India's progress should align with Karnataka's, highlighting the state's growing global profile, particularly Bengaluru's role as India's gateway to the world.
- During visit to Mysuru, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi credits country’s youth for driving growth and innovation
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the country's youth for driving growth and innovation during a visit to Mysuru. He contrasted the colonial era, when India's youth were 'shackled by slavery,' with their current role in shaping the nation's future across diverse sectors.
- Bhogapuram airport marks a new chapter in development of Andhra Pradesh, says Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan
Bhogapuram airport marks a new chapter in Andhra Pradesh's development, according to Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan. He credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's support for large-scale projects that will create employment opportunities.
- India Youth Protests Shake Modi Government
India's youth-led Cockroach Movement is gaining momentum as protests over exam paper leaks and rising unemployment lead to the resignation of the country's education minister. The movement highlights growing frustration with job opportunities and poses a new political challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of major elections.
- PM Modi dedicates Bhogapuram greenfield airport to the nation
Prime Minister Modi dedicated the Bhogapuram greenfield airport to the nation, renaming it after historical figures including Alluri Sitarama Raju. The NDA government has renamed airports to honor Valmiki, Sant Ravidas, and now Raju, aiming to inspire passengers.
- India’s Modi says he forgives students who abused him in Cockroach protests
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi states he forgives students who abused him in the Cockroach protests, referring to them as 'misled children' and needing guidance. His supporters are reportedly doxxing and abusing protesters on social media.
- ‘Tears rolled down my eyes’: Pawan Kalyan on abuse against Modi
Pawan Kalyan expressed emotional distress over abuse against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a speech at the Bhogapuram airport inauguration. He referenced recent Jantar Mantar protests without naming any political party and noted Modi's absence of leave during his three terms.
- Only Modi can make India the world’s number one nation by 2047: CM Naidu
CM Naidu stated that Modi is essential for India to become the world's top nation by 2047. The event in Bhogapuram featured 'Modi Modi' chants highlighting his contributions.
- PM playing ‘victim card’ instead of apologising for brutality on protesting students: Congress
Congress accuses PM of not apologizing for brutality on protesting students and playing the victim card. Jairam Ramesh criticizes Modi for using 'vile vitriol' against predecessors and opponents.
- India: Modi says he forgives 'children' who abused him
Modi shared a video message in which he described CJP protesters as 'misguided children' who deserve guidance. He expressed forgiveness toward those who abused him.
- PM Narendra Modi inaugurates ASR International Airport at Bhogapuram
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Alluri Sitharama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram. The airport is expected to improve air connectivity for North Coastal Andhra Pradesh.
- India’s Modi wants to forgive CJP protesters who hurled ‘vile abuse’ at him
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed a desire to 'forgive' protesters from the online Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) who insulted him during demonstrations over examination paper leaks. The protests, organized in New Delhi and other cities, marked a significant political challenge to Modi's government.
- Modi says he forgives protesters who abused him during youth-led demonstrations against exam paper leaks
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed forgiveness toward protesters who insulted him during youth-led demonstrations against exam paper leaks. The protests, organized by the online group Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), expanded into broader frustrations over unemployment and governance, leading to the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- Modi Opposes Court Proceedings for Protesters, Urges Forgiveness
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi opposed court proceedings for young protesters in New Delhi and other Indian cities, stating that children make mistakes and society should forgive them for using foul language.
- Meta summons: Government to question global team on issues around algorithmic bias, role in public order
The government has summoned a top Meta executive to question the company's global team regarding algorithmic bias and their role in public order. This follows a recent incident where Modi's post addressing India's youth and promising measures against paper leaks was briefly restricted on Facebook.
- ‘Fear of the regime has now gone’: How big a risk does ‘cockroach’ movement pose to India’s BJP?
India's education minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned following protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), marking the first cabinet minister resignation under Modi's government since 2014. The movement, which has revitalized opposition efforts, challenges BJP's dominance and raises concerns ahead of 2027 state elections. Analysts suggest the government yielded to avoid alienating youth voters, a key demographic for BJP.
- Meta India head named in case over Facebook videos targeting PM Modi
Hyderabad police have registered a case against the head of Meta India over Facebook videos depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an abusive manner. The case adds to tensions between Meta and India's government, following an incident where Facebook briefly restricted a Modi post, prompting an investigation by the IT ministry.
- 7,000 police personnel to be deployed for Modi’s Bhogapuram airport visit
7,000 police personnel will be deployed for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Bhogapuram airport. Parking for 6,000 vehicles and food counters are arranged at Chelluru and Pusapatirega, while 13,000 children will perform the Dhimsa dance at the venue.
- Can a Brics invite mark a new chapter in India-Bangladesh ties?
India's invitation to Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to attend a Brics summit in New Delhi in September is seen as a chance to repair ties after a turbulent period. If Rahman accepts, he will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the first time since becoming Bangladesh's leader after February elections.
- Narendra Modi is on a quest to regain his aura
Narendra Modi is attempting to restore his public image through efforts to address concerns raised by recent student protests in India. The government is analyzing these protests to inform its strategies.
- Modi’s Rival Targets Key Minister Shah Over Student Crackdown
India's main opposition Congress Party has sought the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah, a close aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, over the police crackdown on student protesters in New Delhi. The crackdown occurred last week, prompting the opposition's call for accountability.
- India lawmakers endorse stricter exam leak penalties after protests
India’s lower house of parliament approved a bill to double jail terms for exam paper leaks to 10 years and increase fines to over $1 million, following youth-led protests that led to the education minister's resignation. The legislation, which will next be voted on in the upper house, aims to strengthen penalties and expedite justice for examination fraud.
- JSS STU congratulates its alumnus on Astrophysics discovery
JSS STU congratulates Dr. Ronaldo Laishram on his astrophysics discovery, which was praised by PM Narendra Modi on Mann Ki Baat. The acknowledgment occurred during the 136th episode of the program.
- India news: Police issue FIRs over 'abusive' posts against Modi
Delhi police have filed FIRs over abusive posts targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, prompting them to request user details from X. The action follows reports of 'abusive' content directed at Modi on the platform.