India’s PM Narendra Modi has tweeted pictures of his mother’s first visit to his official residence in Delhi.
Twitter users have praised Narendra Modi’s decision to invite his mother, Heeraben Modi, at his new home.
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Heeraben Modi, who is in her nineties, lives in her family house in a town in Gujarat, the prime minister’s native state.
He tweeted that he “spent quality time with her after a long time”.
Narendra Modi became prime minister after his BJP party won the general election in May 2014.
“My mother returns to Gujarat. Spent quality time with her after a long time & that too on her 1st visit to RCR [Race Course Road],” Narendra Modi tweeted.
Indian PM Narendra Modi has admitted defeat for his governing BJP in a key regional election in Bihar state.
The BJP was running against an alliance of parties linked to main opposition Congress party in the state assembly.
Narendra Modi won a convincing victory in last year’s national elections, but this poll was seen as a referendum on his economic program.
However, a spokesman for the Hindu-led nationalist party rejected suggestions the result for Bihar state assembly was a personal blow for Narendra Modi, saying the BJP “managed a creditable performance”.
Narendra Modi had been hoping a victory in Bihar would boost his party’s strength in India’s upper house of parliament, which made up of representatives of state legislatures and where he lacks a majority.
With votes still being counted, the anti-Modi alliance was ahead in 125 seats, compared with the BJP’s 79 seats, out of 238 where the trends were clear.
Bihar, in the north-west of India, is one of the country’s largest states, with a population of 100 million, and is also one of the poorest.
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