Chai Pe Charcha

Narendra Modi suggests 'lunch pe charcha', tells BJP MPs to discuss budget with people over tiffin breaks

After the "chai pe charcha" campaign during the 2014 Lok Sabha polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday asked his party MPs to hold "lunch pe charcha" to spread the good points of the Union Budget 2018-19 among the people.

Watch: Mr Ban tells you why he wants to impose himself in 'Daaru Pe Charcha'

In the second episode of the hilariously titled YouTube series 'Daaru Pe Charcha', a person has a one-on-one discussion with ban. Literally.

Modi, BJP turn divergent entities: How one week saw the party's stock fall while PM's rose

The overall direction of politics in India appears to be taking a turn with three rather obvious pointers having already emerged on the surface: First, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity remains more or less intact, even as the BJP seems to be going downhill in elections across states. Second, Modi swears by the Constitution — both on the floor of Parliament and outside. Finally, both Houses of Parliament start functioning without too many hiccups.

By inviting Sonia, Manmohan for chai pe charcha Modi shows he is defiant in defeat and gracious in victory

Though some of his rivals and critics will mock him for smoking the peace pipe with rivals he had promised to smoke out, the only person who stands to gain from the gesture is the PM himself.

Manmohan-Modi charcha: It was the fight that was staged, not the meeting

First an ugly war of words, muck-raking and finger-wagging and then chai pe charcha. Somebody in the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is suspected to have written the script of the latest Manmohan Singh-Narendra Modi encounter of the third kind.

Thank you for our 'chai pe charcha', says Obama to Modi

Obama on Sunday made a special mention of 'chai pe charcha', a reference to Narendra Modi's pet theme to connect with the voters during the 2014 Lok Sabha poll.

Yeh Fevicol se bhe zyaada mazboot jod hai: Modi on successful Japan trip

"This visit has been very successful," Modi said at the Indian community reception hosted in his honour here.<br />

Japan, India business leaders discuss ways to boost trade ties

Business leaders from both the sides exchanged suggestions on measures to boost bilateral trade.

PM's Japan visit may push bilateral trade to $50 bn by FY20, say analysts

Bilateral trade between India and Japan stood at $16.31 billion by the end of fiscal 2013-14

Modi in Japan: India Inc cheers $34 bn investment pact

Japan has committed to realise total financial flows of close to 3.5 trillion Yen (Rs.2.02 trillion) into India over the next five years in projects such as smart cities, transport systems and clean energy