Modi Swearing In  

While most of the names and faces remained the same as last time, the high-profile omissions were also apparent through their absence from the council of ministers

Veteran leader Sushma Swaraj, who was quite popular on the social media for her quick responses and instant help to citizens, both in India and abroad, was missed by the Twitterati

At a time when the whole nation has either gathered in New Delhi or watching television screens to witness Narendra Modi take oath as the country's Prime Minister, the official BJP website was hacked.

New Delhi: As Narendra Modi uttered, "Mein Narendra Damodardas Modi...", history was being created. It was for the very first time any BJP prime minister came back for the second time and how. With a resounding mandate of 303 seats, Modi took oath for the second time as the Prime Minister of India on Thursday (May 30) amid loud claps and cheers at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Those who have worked closely with Modi said that the ministries pertaining to the infrastructure have been of utmost importance to the first Modi government and will be equally if not more for Modi 2.0

Soon after his release from jail, Aurobindo was invited to deliver a speech on 'Hindu religion', but he preferred to speak on nation and nationalism

Vivek Oberoi recently starred in the biopic 'PM Narendra Modi' which made it to the big screens last week after much controversy.

The prime minister visited Rajghat, the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi, around 7 am. Later, he went to Sadaiv Atal, the lotus-shaped memorial of former prime minister Vajpayee.

The opposition leaders who have been invited include Congress president Rahul Gandhi, TMC supremo and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy, Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao, AAP supremo and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

While the whole country awaits the grand ceremony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's swearing-in, most eyes are on the lavish dinner spread that comprises lip smacking dishes. The star of the spread is expected to be the Dal Raisina that takes a whopping 48-hours to cook.
 

Arun Jaitley wrote, "The new Government would be sworn in tomorrow. I am writing to you to formally request you that I should be allowed a reasonable time for myself..."

Buoyed by a staggering mandate, Modi 2.0 will go for bold policies and legislation in the first 180 days to set the tone for a new India

 
 

Days after winning 151 Assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh, chief minister-elect Jaganmohan Reddy will take oath on May 30

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be sworn in on May 30. The invitations for the event have all been sent out and word as it that MK Stalin is not going to be attending it himself, instead would be sending party representatives.