Modi and Lofven also discussed over telephone the novel coronavirus pandemic and the steps being taken in their respective countries for controlling its health and economic impacts.
Suspend Central Vista project, stop media advertisements to save money to fight Covid-19, Sonia Gandhi wrote in her letter to PM Modi
According to the RBI's indicative calendar for borrowing by the states in the April-June quarter, they are expected to borrow Rs 1.27 trillion
Modi is scheduled to meet floor leaders of all political parties in Parliament on Wednesday
Congress President Sonia Gandhi had in her address to the Congress Working Committee on Thursday termed the 21-day nationwide lockdown "unplanned"
Gandhi said MSMEs are now gravely threatened as they have been hit hardest by the economic fallout of coronavirus and the related lockdown
In a letter to the Rae Bareli district magistrate, Gandhi asked him to use the funds as per the requirement of the constituency
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The March 21 date was pending at the stage of recording of pre-charge evidence and was fixed for cross-examination of the complainant
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The servility of the party seniors to one family is pathetic
There is speculation that he could join the BJP, get elected to the Rajya Sabha from Madhya Pradesh, and join the Union cabinet
After remaining 'incommunicado' for hours, Jyotiraditya Scindia finally resigned from the Congress party. Read live updates on Madhya Pradesh political crisis
Scindia believes in the Congress he did not find the royal road to a position he deserves. So, "it is now time for me to move on", he wrote in his resignation letter to Congress president Sonia Gandhi
Noting that the events of the day had been drawing themselves out for a year, Scindia wrote to Gandhi saying it was now best for him to look at a fresh start
Nath alleged that the BJP was adopting immoral ways to "destabilise my government" and vowed not to let it happen.
Scindia and Nath have fallen out over the post of the state Congress president, which is currently held by the chief minister
After the meeting, Nath said any decision on the party's nominees for Rajya Sabha polls would be taken unanimously
Gandhi pointed out that WHO had warned of severe shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE), especially for frontline health workers