Arun Jaitley

Shri Narendra Modi took oath as 15th Prime Minister of India on Thursday, along with him took the oath several other leaders from the NDA. Here are some big names which intentionally asked not to be a part of new team Narendra Modi.

After leading his party to victory in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Narendra Modi takes oath as the Prime Minister of the 17th Lok Sabha at 7.00 pm today at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi

Former Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asking him not to include his name in the new government due to his ill health.

The BJP leader said that Mr Gandhi, of late, has made a daily routine of "making recklessly false statements". "He was wrong on several counts that I have been pointing out in the last six months. He had no qualms of taking liberty with the truth. The reality is now he has had to express regret," he said.

"I speak in terms of taxation policies... I'm quite clear in my mind that on two issues at least we had - a lot of good fiscal prudence and we brought the rates down, these are two areas, if we are in power we will continue the same glide path," Jaitley said while addressing the CII AGM here.

She also lauded Congress' manifesto for showing "courage to endorse issues PDP incorporated in its agenda of alliance with BJP. Revocation of AFSPA, not fiddling with JK constitutional provisions and holding unconditional dialogue; the roadmap PDP envisages is the only solution for a peaceful J&K”.

In the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2019, the voters have a choice to either vote for PM Modi or the chaos, said Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.

India has exposed Pakistan's 'nuclear bluff' with the help of Balakot Air Strikes in the neighbouring country's Balakot on February 26, said the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.

Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday launched a counter-attack on Congress President Rahul Gandhi, who raised demands of 'criminal investigations' against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Rafale deal.

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council will be meeting on February 24 to discuss the interest rates for the residential properties.