Biggest Ever Festival of Democracy in Asia: Narendra Modi's Swearing in Ceremony on May 26th 2014

In the biggest event ever in the History of Asia, Mr. Narendra Modi will be taking oath as 15th Prime Minister of India. The oath taking ceremony is scheduled to happen on May 26th 2014 around 6:00 PM. Mr. Narendra Modi who has won the general Lok Sabha elections with remarkable numbers has decided to invite big shots not only from India but has also invited heads of the SAARC nations. This is the first time in the history of any country when leaders of other nations have been invited in the oath taking ceremony. All the invited leaders of the nations have confirmed their arrival and preparation in New Delhi is in full swing. Apart from security preparations for the event, preparations for making this event memorable are also on the list of the organizers of the event at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.

Even Obama Says... Abki Baar Modi Sarkar!!!!

It was not at all surprising to see that Mr. Obama President of United States of America came up with an offer of partnership with Mr. Modi BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate. As the voting in India ended on Monday evening and all the exit polls predicted a clean sweep victory for BJP-Modi led NDA government, Mr. Obama took this opportunity to congratulate the Indian voters and put his best foot forward for announcing to work closely with next Indian government. Mr. Barrack Obama who is leading the world's second largest democracy said "India had set an example for the world" and he termed the election contest as "a vibrant demonstration of our shared values of diversity and freedom". Further he said “We look forward to the formation of a new government once election results are announced and to working closely with India’s next administration to make the coming years equally transformative,”.

Michelle Obama's Mother's Day Message

First Lady of United States of America Michelle Obama on Saturday delivered the White House weekly address, on the occasion of Mother’s Day, to bring the attention to the nearly 300 schoolgirls who were kidnapped by the Boko Haram terrorist group in Nigeria on April 15.