Narendra Modi Creates Record, with Third Consecutive Term as Prime Minister…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again made history. He has become the first Prime Minister since independence to complete three consecutive terms. It is worth noting that he first took the oath of office on May 26, 2014, following the BJP’s electoral victory. He subsequently secured the premiership again in 2019 and 2024, making him the first leader since independence to serve three consecutive terms. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the first leader to complete 12 years or 4,399 days as India’s Prime Minister. PM Modi claimed the top spot by surpassing the record held by India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, whose tenure lasted 4,398 days. Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi holds the third position with a tenure of 4,077 days, while Dr. Manmohan Singh ranks fourth with 3,656 days. On the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi completing three terms, senior BJP leaders Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh described the milestone as a reflection of the public’s strengthened trust in Modi’s work regarding security, culture, and diplomacy. Responding to this, PM Modi remarked that good governance is measured by public service, which in turn reinforces trust. Meanwhile, global leaders from the US, Israel, the Maldives, Australia, Sri Lanka, Papua New Guinea, Trinidad and Tobago, and Africa also extended their congratulations.
Cockroaches arrive in large numbers at the protest, demanding Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation..
The Cockroach Janata Party held a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar on Saturday, June 6th. It is being reported that the Delhi Police has granted permission for their proposed protest. The party announced via social media that supporters would go directly to the protest site and would not need to go to the Parliament Street Police Station. They wrote, “Delhi Police has granted permission for the protest at Jantar Mantar” and “Cockroaches are coming, Dharmendra Pradhan is leaving.” It is being reported that on June 6th, under the leadership of Abhijeet Dipke, party members protested at Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and reforms to the system over examination controversies. Party spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka also appealed to supporters to bring the tricolor flag, books, flowers, and their families. He appealed to the Prime Minister, saying, “Prime Minister, your Education Minister is incompetent, due to whom our education is being ruined. Paper leaks, the suffering of millions of children, and the increasing number of suicide cases are occurring. Dismiss him and restore our faith in democracy.” As Abhijit Dipke emerged from the airport, he was seen holding a book by Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar, which he displayed with his hands raised before exiting. He also demanded a VIP exit, for which CJP representatives spoke with GMR officials for 30 minutes. After the talks, the Delhi Police and CISF intervened and rejected Dipke’s demand, forcing him to exit via the normal route. According to sources, a crowd of lakhs gathered at Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, due to which a heavy police force and Rapid Action Force were deployed there since Friday. Due to the large crowd, Delhi Police appeared very cautious about the protest. They only allowed people to enter after checking, and the protesters were also monitored through drones. People from various parts of Uttar Pradesh, Bulandshahr, Uttarakhand, and Punjab participated in the protest, demanding the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan. Some Aam Aadmi Party councillors were also seen at the Cockroach Janata Party protest. The CJP distributed pamphlets in Hindi and English to the protesters, outlining the objectives of the protest. During the protest, two groups shouted slogans against the RSS, leading to an argument between them. Sources indicate that the police began arresting protesters at 4:30 pm, with permission until 5:00 pm. Sonam Wangchuk reached Jantar Mantar and thanked the government for allowing the protest, saying, “I have brought a message of goodwill for everyone. I thank the government for allowing a peaceful protest.” Addressing the crowd from the stage, he said, “Today we have peacefully presented our views. The government has given shelter to cockroaches. We have come to this issue of education, not to demand elections or protests. We hope the government will take positive action in the future. There is talk of resignation, but let’s talk about responsibility.” He also said, “We are happy with the government’s decision because people say they will not allow this to happen. However, since the issue of education has been raised, we hope the government will take the right steps and meet our demands in the coming days.” As Sonam Wangchuk arrived at Jantar Mantar, slogans in his support were continuously raised, “What kind of Education Minister should we have? He should be like Sonam Baghchuk.” Sonam Bagchuk stopped the crowd, saying, “I have no desire; the youth should come forward, and the factories of a developed India are the village schools. The children of all public representatives should be in government schools. When will the system change when their children are in government schools, not private schools?” After this, CJP organizers, including Abhijeet Dipke, announced the end of the protest on the microphone and told the people to vacate Jantar Mantar.
BJP state president Annamalai resigns, meets organization general secretary and home minister…
Former Tamil Nadu State President K. Annamalai has reportedly announced his resignation from the BJP. The BJP confirmed his resignation before Annamalai’s press conference, during which the party’s National President Nitin Naveen accepted his resignation. Annamalai also addressed his supporters on social media on Friday, June 5th. The BJP shared information about his condition before his press conference, and the party’s National President Nitin Naveen announced the acceptance of his resignation. The resignation was submitted to President Nitin Naveen, but after a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, it was decided to put it on hold. After his name was not included in the BJP’s list of Rajya Sabha candidates, rumors circulated that K. Annamalai’s resignation had been accepted. He was even considered for a Rajya Sabha seat from Andhra Pradesh, but at the last minute, the BJP allocated the quota seat to Telugu Desam Party. Annamalai was not willing to enter the Rajya Sabha, but he was demanding a bigger role in Tamil Nadu politics. He is a former Karnataka cadre IPS officer who, inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, entered politics, becoming the BJP’s first Tamil Nadu Vice President and then State President. K. Annamalai, born on June 4, 1984, is a native of Karur, Tamil Nadu. He is known as the “Singham of the South”. He studied mechanical engineering and then earned an MBA from IIM Lucknow. It is reported that Annamalai submitted a five-page resignation letter to BJP President Nitin Naveen on June 2. He also met with BJP Organization General Secretary B.L. Santosh and the Home Minister in Delhi. In his resignation letter, he raised the issue of being sidelined within the party in Tamil Nadu. He also discussed issues such as the decline in vote share after the alliance with the AIADMK in the assembly elections and the BJP’s declining strength in the state. K. Annamalai’s BJP journey
CJP spokespersons held a press conference, demanding resignation from the Union Education Minister…
Cockroach Janata Party is going to organize a big movement and protest in Delhi. Recently, this campaign started as a digital movement on social media as a meme, but now it is getting ready to reach the ground level. It is being told that Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deep will leave for Delhi from America on June 6 for the movement, before which Saurabh Das, Vijeta Dahiya, Ashutosh Rai have been appointed as party spokespersons who will communicate with the public and media. Party spokespersons held a press conference for the first time at the Constitution Club in Delhi and demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. They also informed that on June 6, party founder Abhijeet Deep will reach Delhi airport where he will seek permission for a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar. People are raising questions about the selection of party spokespersons. Saurabh Das, who has been selected as the Chief Spokesperson of the Cockroach Janata Party, wrote on his account, “I am extremely excited to be joining the Cockroach Janata Party as its Chief Spokesperson.” He is a journalist by profession who primarily works on legal, judicial, and social issues. He is also a social activist who participated in the anti-pollution protests at India Gate in November 2025 and, through RTI and research-based actions during the COVID-19 pandemic, provided public information about the development and operation of the Aarogya Setu app, bringing it to the spotlight. Vijay Dahiya, the party spokesperson, who graduated from the prestigious engineering institute Delhi Technological University, is a political scientist, researcher, writer, and filmmaker who has written several well-known books and directed Haryanvi films. He has also been selected as one of the best writers on the Hindi platform Quora for his deeply researched analysis on topics such as politics, history, and cinema. Ashutosh Ranka has also been appointed as the spokesperson of the party, who has done B.Tech from the country’s most prestigious engineering institute IIT Kanpur and Masters in Public Administration from London School of Economics. He has also worked with the global consulting firm McKinsey and is also active in campaigns related to environment and education. He is known as a consultant public policy expert and social activist. Last year, he led many public movements related to environmental education and youth in Jaipur, also worked on the issue of Dhol Ka Barh, Amyra suicide case and NEET paper leak. Also, as the spokesperson of Cockroach Janata Party, he is raising his voice in front of the media for improvement and transparency in the education system of the country like NEET CBSE paper leak.
TMC in Freefall: Fake Signatures Scandal Triggers Expulsions as Mamata Left With Just 22 MLAs
The change of government in Bengal has led to a state of turmoil within the TMC. The current TMC is grappling with serious internal strife and political crisis. Following its crushing electoral defeat, widespread discontent has spread within the party regarding leadership, corruption, and ticket distribution. The party is now embroiled in a new controversy: the “fake signatures” controversy, which has sparked a deep internal crisis within the party. A major controversy has emerged within the party regarding the forged signatures of MLAs on a letter. Two rebel TMC MLAs, Sandipan Saha and Ritubrata Banerjee, have filed a complaint with the Assembly Secretariat, further compounding the party’s difficulties. In this case, the TMC has expelled two MLAs, including Sandipan Saha and Ritubrata Banerjee, citing anti-party activities. Abhishek Banerjee’s Controversial Letter Triggers Major Rebellion While the TMC won 80 seats in the Bengal elections, following the expulsion of MLA Ritubrata Banerjee from the party on June 1st and the rebellion of 58 other MLAs, Mamata Banerjee now has only 22 MLAs left. This clearly demonstrates Mamata Banerjee’s weakening grip on the party. Senior party leader and Mamata Banerjee’s nephew, Abhishek Banerjee, wrote a letter to the Assembly Speaker proposing Shobhandeb Chattopadhyay as the Leader of the Opposition. The letter reportedly contained the signatures of 70 MLAs. Later, the BJP and Leader of the Opposition, Suvendu Adhikari, held a press conference and alleged that many of these signatures were forged. Minutes after Adhikari’s revelation, both MLAs, Sandipan Saha and Ritubrata Banerjee, filed a complaint with the Assembly Speaker, stating that they had not signed the letter proposing the Leader of the Opposition’s name and that their handwriting did not match. Following the public outcry, the TMC took swift action, immediately expelling both complainants on charges of anti-party activities. Amid the internal rebellion, Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday dissolved all state committees and frontal organizations with immediate effect.
Major Expansion of West Bengal Cabinet: 35 BJP MLAs Sworn in as Ministers
The cabinet of the government led by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari in West Bengal was expanded on Monday (June 1, 2026). During this ceremony, 35 BJP MLAs took the oath of office as ministers. Those who took the oath as Cabinet Ministers include Swapan Dasgupta, Dudh Kumar Mondal, Deepak Barman, Manoj Oraon, Gouri Shankar Ghosh, Arjun Singh, Tapas Roy, Saradwat Mukherjee, Jagannath Chatterjee, and Shankar Ghosh. All of them will now serve as senior ministers in the state government. Additionally, Rajesh Mahto, Indranil Khan, and Malti Rao Roy took the oath as Ministers of State (Independent Charge). They will be entrusted with the responsibilities of their respective departments. Several BJP MLAs—including Shantanu Pramanik, Purnima Chakraborty, Umesh Roy, Joel Murmu, Ashok Dinda, Anandamay Barman, Kaushik Chowdhury, Gargi Das Ghosh, Bhaskar Bhattacharya, Dibakar Gharami, and Sumana Sarkar—took the oath as Ministers of State. list of Ministers of State sworn-in today: list of MLAs who take oath today: Ministers of State (independent charge)
BJP National President Nitin Naveen Arrives in Uttarakhand for Three-Day Visit..
Bharatiya Janata Party National President Nitin Naveen has arrived in Uttarakhand for a three-day visit. Last Thursday, Naveen arrived at Jolly Grant Airport at 5 p.m., where he was received by Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. In anticipation of his visit, banners, flags, and hoardings were erected on the roads from Dehradun’s Jolly Grant Airport to the BJP headquarters. Workers in traditional attire welcomed him at more than 25 locations from the airport to the BJP state office. Welcome events were also held every 1 kilometer. This visit is considered significant for organizational strength. Nitin Naveen first arrived at the BJP state headquarters last Thursday and held a meeting of the National President’s Core Committee. The meeting began at 6:15 p.m. The meeting was attended by State President Mahendra Bhatt and Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, along with the entire top leadership of the party in Uttarakhand. Additionally, the core committee discussed party programs to achieve a hat-trick of victories in the 2027 elections, supporting the government’s significant achievements over the past four years. BJP President Nitin Nabin Pays Tributes to Former CM B.C. Khanduri In addition to the National President, National Organization General Secretary BL Santosh, In-charge Dushyant Gautam, and Co-In-Charge Rekha Verma were also present. In this meeting, they discussed the report card survey report of the state government’s performance ministers. Today, May 29th, on the second day of his visit, BJP National President Nitin Naveen visited the residence of former Chief Minister B.C. Khanduri to pay his respects and meet with the bereaved family. He then proceeded to a hotel on Rajpur Road, where a series of meetings began. He first held meetings with MPs and MLAs. Today, starting at 2 p.m., he will hold detailed discussions with state officials, state front presidents, general secretaries, district in-charges, co-in-charges, and district presidents. From 4 p.m., he will hold discussions with mayors, municipal council presidents, town council presidents, district panchayat presidents, vice-presidents, and block heads. In the evening, he will hold meetings with media, social media, IT, and the state spokesperson. He will then perform Ganga Aarti at Parmarth Niketan in Rishikesh and interact with saints. On May 30th, the third day of his visit, National President Nitin Naveen will focus on the workers and youth at Ground Zero. In the morning, he will visit the Tapkeshwar Mahadev Temple in Dehradun, followed by breakfast at the residence of the Booth President of Booth No. 141 in Gadi Cantt. He will also attend the meeting of Booth Committee 138 of the Durgamall Mandal. Nitin Naveen will address an enlightened seminar at Shivalik College of Engineering at 11 a.m. This will be followed by a “Youth Dialogue” program at the Chief Servant House at his Chief Minister’s residence at 2 p.m. Nitin Naveen will depart for Delhi from Jolly Grant Airport at 4:35 p.m.
Fadnavis Meets PM Modi in Delhi, Seeks Guidance on Maharashtra’s Development Projects..
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Thursday. Fadnavis shared the details on his X account, writing, “Today, we met our leader and beloved Prime Minister of the country, Shri Narendra Modi, in New Delhi and sought his guidance on various development issues in Maharashtra. He was also briefed on various projects and campaigns in Maharashtra. Meeting with the Honorable Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, and receiving his guidance always provides positive energy.” He also thanked Modi. BJP governments, often referred to as “double-engine” Fadnavis also briefed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the ongoing infrastructure and development initiatives in Maharashtra, considered an economic powerhouse of India and a significant contributor to the country’s GDP. The meeting emphasized regular coordination between the central and state governments under BJP governments, often referred to as “double-engine” coordination for rapid development. Let us tell you that Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was seen on camera with a thick file in his hands, which is being widely discussed on social media. Before the Legislative Council elections in Maharashtra, a series of meetings are going on in the Mahayuti regarding seat sharing. The meetings that went on till late night in Delhi, the presence of Amit Shah and the activeness of the BJP leadership have made this meeting more political. Maharashtra politics is going through a very sensitive phase at this time. Tensions regarding seats are clearly visible within the Mahayuti between the BJP Shiv Sena Shinde faction and the NCP Ajit Pawar faction
Siddaramaiah vs DK Shivakumar? Congress Deliberates Strategic Changes Ahead of Key Elections
Major political developments are underway within India’s premier political party, the Congress. The party’s top leadership held several important meetings in Delhi today. This meeting took place at a time when there are fears of a possible major reshuffle in the party. It is believed that this change could change the betting equation between Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar. This information has intensified political discussions in Karnataka. Major questions related to leadership balance, cabinet reshuffle and future election strategy are continuously making headlines here. According to sources, the Congress is closely assessing the structural and governance aspects of the party before the upcoming elections. The uncertainty surrounding the Karnataka leadership has intensified as the Congress high command is considering several options. These options include cabinet reshuffle, replacing Maiya with DK Shivakumar, or a surprising statement involving Mallika Arjun. The party faces the challenge of striking a crucial political balance due to factionalism within the party, governance concerns, and the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as its leader. The shifting equations between DK Shivakumar and Siddharth Maiya and the meetings held within the Congress party’s high command are currently the focus of discussion in Indian political discourse. Speculation has repeatedly arisen regarding the leadership arrangement and internal discussions between the DK Shivakumar and Siddharth Maiya duo. The meeting in Delhi has sparked debate over whether the Congress party is planning a strategic shift.
PM Modi Returns After Five-Nation Tour, Secures Key Energy, Tech and Climate Partnerships Across Europe and UAE..
PM Narendra Modi returned to India after concluding his five-nation tour, including the UAE, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Italy. This visit focused on addressing energy security amid the Middle East crisis. The tour also focused on a strategic partnership in energy security, technology, and climate action, with agreements signed to enhance relations between the two countries. PM Modi’s first stop in the UAE was where the two countries signed agreements to secure long-term LPG supplies, expand crude oil storage facilities, and allow ADNOC to potentially increase its crude oil storage capacity in India by 30 million barrels. On his second visit, PM Modi arrived in the Netherlands, where his visit focused on technology and cultural diplomacy. During this visit, ASML and Tata Electronics signed a major deal to supply advanced lithography tools for a planned $11 billion semiconductor manufacturing fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat. PM Modi also visited the famous Afsluitdijk Dam to study Dutch flood control, water management, and renewable energy infrastructure. The Netherlands officially returned 11th-century Chola dynasty copper plates to India at a ceremony attended by PM Modi. In Sweden, PM Modi’s visit aimed to strengthen bilateral ties and elevate India-Sweden relations to a formal strategic partnership. The two countries adopted the India-Sweden Joint Action Plan (2026–2030), agreeing on a shared goal of doubling trade and investment over the next five years. India and Sweden also agreed to enhance their cooperation on space, innovation, emerging technologies, and the green transition. In Norway, the fourth country of his visit, PM Modi held talks with Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre, where they officially elevated the relationship to a “Green Strategic Partnership,” focusing on the green energy transition, the blue economy, climate action, and Arctic cooperation. PM Modi also participated in the third India-Nordic Summit, which aimed to enhance trade, investment, and technological cooperation with northern European countries. PM Modi also met with the leaders of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Sweden, and Norway in Oslo to forge a joint front on Arctic strategy and maritime security. In the final leg of his five-nation tour, Modi traveled to Italy, where he met with Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni and President Sergio Mattarella. During PM Modi’s visit, India and Italy adopted a joint declaration to strengthen their partnership, including an annual Heads-of-Government Summit and a target of reaching $23.2 billion in bilateral trade by 2029.Agreements were also signed on maritime transport, agriculture, higher education, essential minerals, museum cooperation and the fight against economic and financial crime.