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PM Modi youth remarks
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PM Modi: I forgive those who abused me & my mom, our job to guide them
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will forgive young protesters accused of abuse. He stated these misguided children need guidance and correction, not punishment. The Prime Minister believes punishing them will not change circumstances effectively. Mistakes made at a young age present an opportunity for correction and societal acceptance. This decision indicates that cases against these youngsters will likely be withdrawn.
'PM forgiving me is a very big thing': Noida teen who 'abused' Modi apologises again
A 15-year-old girl expressed immense relief after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's forgiving message. She felt she received a second chance after making deeply regrettable and offensive statements. The teenager explained she was influenced by others at a protest and later apologized. She is now receiving threats and facing ongoing police inquiries regarding the incident. The girl stated she will not repeat such actions and seeks acceptance of her apology.
‘Audacity to speak of forgiveness’: Opposition hits back at PM Modi over his ‘forgive students’ message
Rahul Gandhi said PM Modi has not met a single grieving parent. “He has not sat with a single student whose future was stolen by a leaked paper.
'Grateful for a second chance': Mother of teen girl thanks PM Modi for forgiving her over abusive remarks
The remarks came a day after PM Modi's video, in which he said he forgives kids for hurling abuse at him during the recent anti-paper-leak protests in Delhi.
'Using Bad Language Is Not Cool': Manu Bhaker Shares Strong Message After PM Modi's Remarks On Abusive Language
'Who is PM Modi to forgive?' Rahul says students 'need apology not forgiveness'
In an Instagram video posted on Friday night PM said that he will forgive young protesters accused of abusing him and his late mother, saying they are misguided children and it is “our job to show them the right way” “Nothing is more painful than seeing a parent grieve their child. Behind every young life lost is a family carrying pain that will never leave them - and serious questions about a broken education system,” Gandhi said in a post on X where he also shared images of his interaction with parents and students.
Students in ‘severe pain’ need apology, not PM’s ‘forgiveness’: Rahul Gandhi
During a book launch, the Congress leader thanked Mr. Vaiko for his services to the country and called him ‘an inspiration for us all’
‘Betiyan Hoti Toh Zyada Accha Hota’: PM Modi Connects With Gen Z At IIT Delhi Convocation 2026, Calls For More Women Among Medal Winners
‘Betiyan Hoti Toh Jyada Accha Hota’: PM Modi Connects With Gen Z At IIT Delhi Convocation 2026, Calls For More Women Among Medal Winners
New opportunities for innovation, leadership: PM launches AI initiatives at IIT Delhi
New opportunities for innovation, leadership: PM launches AI initiatives at IIT Delhi
In rapidly changing world, those who learn win: PM Modi at IIT Delhi
Today, the world is changing rapidly; nobody can say what will happen 20-30 years from now; keep your curiosity alive in life; keep your learning instinct alive; those who learn, win, said Narendra Modi
"Don't Just Ask, Find the Answer": PM Modi's Message To IIT Delhi Graduates
PM Modi addresses IIT Delhi graduates at the institute's 57th convocation.
You will influence journey of 'Viksit Bharat': PM Modi's message to Gen Z at IIT-Delhi convocation
Addressing the convocation ceremony of the IIT, Delhi, Modi said the rapid pace of change means nobody can predict what the next 20 to 30 years will look like.
PM Modi Praises Engineers With 'First In My Bloodline To Build Rocket' Remark
PM Modi advised the students to keep their curiosity alive and keep their learning instinct.
Keeping up with UP: Is abusive language really harmless or needs to be checked
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the abusive language and underlined that dragging “misguided children” into court would not resolve the problem
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