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PM Modi Jokes About 'Breaking News' at BJP Diwali Milan, Thanks Media
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 06:39 AM
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a light-hearted moment regarding 'Breaking News' during the BJP's Diwali Milan event, while also thanking the media for their attendance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the media at the Bharatiya Janata Party's Diwali Milan event, marking a significant gathering for the party ahead of the festival. During his remarks, the Prime Minister took a light-hearted approach to the concept of 'Breaking News,' engaging the audience with a moment of humor that broke the formal tone of the occasion.
In a gesture of appreciation, PM Modi specifically thanked the journalists and media personnel for attending the event. He acknowledged their role in disseminating information and their presence at this traditional party gathering.
The Diwali Milan serves as a key platform for the BJP to connect with its supporters and the press. The Prime Minister's interaction highlighted the party's effort to maintain a friendly and open relationship with the media during this festive period.
The event underscores the importance of such gatherings in Indian political culture, where leaders often use the occasion to set the tone for the upcoming season and engage with various stakeholders, including the press corps.
In a gesture of appreciation, PM Modi specifically thanked the journalists and media personnel for attending the event. He acknowledged their role in disseminating information and their presence at this traditional party gathering.
The Diwali Milan serves as a key platform for the BJP to connect with its supporters and the press. The Prime Minister's interaction highlighted the party's effort to maintain a friendly and open relationship with the media during this festive period.
The event underscores the importance of such gatherings in Indian political culture, where leaders often use the occasion to set the tone for the upcoming season and engage with various stakeholders, including the press corps.