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"She'd be a great president": Barack and Michelle Obama endorse Kamala Harris in a phone call
Former US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama called Kamala Harris on Friday, July 26, to announce their support for her presidential candidacy. The roughly one-minute phone call between Kamala Harris and the Obamas was recorded on video. Kamala Harris' endorsement for the Democratic presidential nominee came almost a week after Joe Biden withdrew from the race against Republican Donald Trump, giving way to Kamala Harris.
"We told you in the phone call that Michelle and I couldn't be more proud to support you and that we're going to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the Oval Office," Barack Obama told Kamala Harris in the phone call. Michelle Obama told Kamala Harris she was proud of her. "This will be historic," she said.
Barack Obama endorsed Kamala Harris in a tweet, saying she would be a "great President." "Earlier this week Michelle and I called our friend @KamalaHarris. We told her we believe she would be a great President of the United States and have her full support. At this critical moment for our country, we will do everything in our power to help her win in November and we invite you to join us," Barack Obama said. Michelle Obama said, "I am so proud of my friend Kamala. Barack and I are thrilled to support her as the Democratic nominee because of her positivity, sense of humor, and ability to bring light and hope to people across America. We are behind you."
Kargil Vijay Diwas: PM Narendra Modi says ‘Pakistan uses proxy war to stay…’, warns terrorists
PM Narendra paid homage to the Kargil war heroes at Kargil War Memorial in Drass to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in 1999.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said Pakistan has failed in all its nefarious attempts in the past but it has has not learned anything from its history. Paying homage to the Kargil war heroes at Kargil War Memorial in Drass to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in 1999, PM Narendra Modi said Pakistan is still trying to keep itself relevant with the help of terrorism and proxy war. Warning supporters of "terrorism" that they would never be successful, Modi said the "enemy" would be given a tough response.
"Today, I am speaking from a place where the masters of terror can hear my voice directly, I want to tell these patrons of terrorism that their nefarious intentions will never succeed. PM Modi said, "Our soldiers will use all their strength to crush terrorism and give a befitting reply to the enemy." Follow live updates on PM Modi at Kargil War Memorial, Drass.
The Prime Minister laid a wreath at the Drass War Memorial to commemorate the servicemen and women of the armed forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of the nation.
On 26 July 1999, the Indian Army announced the successful completion of 'Operation Vijay' and declared victory after nearly three months of fighting in the icy heights of Kargil in Ladakh.
The day is celebrated as 'Kargil Vijay Diwas' to commemorate India's victory over Pakistan in the war.
PM Modi slams opposition over Agnipath scheme
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the central government's Agnipath scheme and said it is also an example of the reforms needed in the Indian Army. He added that some people thought the Army was about greeting politicians and holding parades. "But for us the Army means the trust of 140 million compatriots," he said.
PM Modi defended Agnipath and said the aim of the programme is to revitalise the Indian Army and keep it always fit for war. "Unfortunately, some people are politicising such a sensitive national security issue. These are the same people who have perpetrated a scam worth hundreds of crores in the army and weakened our armed forces," PM Modi said.
"She'd be a great president": Barack and Michelle Obama endorse Kamala Harris in a phone call
Former US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama called Kamala Harris on Friday, July 26, to announce their support for her presidential candidacy. The roughly one-minute phone call between Kamala Harris and the Obamas was recorded on video. Kamala Harris' endorsement for the Democratic presidential nominee came almost a week after Joe Biden withdrew from the race against Republican Donald Trump, giving way to Kamala Harris.
"We told you in the phone call that Michelle and I couldn't be more proud to support you and that we're going to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the Oval Office," Barack Obama told Kamala Harris in the phone call. Michelle Obama told Kamala Harris she was proud of her. "This will be historic," she said.
Barack Obama endorsed Kamala Harris in a tweet, saying she would be a "great President." "Earlier this week Michelle and I called our friend @KamalaHarris. We told her we believe she would be a great President of the United States and have her full support. At this critical moment for our country, we will do everything in our power to help her win in November and we invite you to join us," Barack Obama said. Michelle Obama said, "I am so proud of my friend Kamala. Barack and I are thrilled to support her as the Democratic nominee because of her positivity, sense of humor, and ability to bring light and hope to people across America. We are behind you."
Kargil Vijay Diwas: PM Narendra Modi says ‘Pakistan uses proxy war to stay…’, warns terrorists
PM Narendra paid homage to the Kargil war heroes at Kargil War Memorial in Drass to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in 1999.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said Pakistan has failed in all its nefarious attempts in the past but it has has not learned anything from its history. Paying homage to the Kargil war heroes at Kargil War Memorial in Drass to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in 1999, PM Narendra Modi said Pakistan is still trying to keep itself relevant with the help of terrorism and proxy war. Warning supporters of "terrorism" that they would never be successful, Modi said the "enemy" would be given a tough response.
"Today, I am speaking from a place where the masters of terror can hear my voice directly, I want to tell these patrons of terrorism that their nefarious intentions will never succeed. PM Modi said, "Our soldiers will use all their strength to crush terrorism and give a befitting reply to the enemy." Follow live updates on PM Modi at Kargil War Memorial, Drass.
The Prime Minister laid a wreath at the Drass War Memorial to commemorate the servicemen and women of the armed forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of the nation.
On 26 July 1999, the Indian Army announced the successful completion of 'Operation Vijay' and declared victory after nearly three months of fighting in the icy heights of Kargil in Ladakh.
The day is celebrated as 'Kargil Vijay Diwas' to commemorate India's victory over Pakistan in the war.
PM Modi slams opposition over Agnipath scheme
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the central government's Agnipath scheme and said it is also an example of the reforms needed in the Indian Army. He added that some people thought the Army was about greeting politicians and holding parades. "But for us the Army means the trust of 140 million compatriots," he said.
PM Modi defended Agnipath and said the aim of the programme is to revitalise the Indian Army and keep it always fit for war. "Unfortunately, some people are politicising such a sensitive national security issue. These are the same people who have perpetrated a scam worth hundreds of crores in the army and weakened our armed forces," PM Modi said.
Kargil Vijay Diwas: PM Narendra Modi says ‘Pakistan uses proxy war to stay…’, warns terrorists
PM Narendra paid homage to the Kargil war heroes at Kargil War Memorial in Drass to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in 1999.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said Pakistan has failed in all its nefarious attempts in the past but it has has not learned anything from its history. Paying homage to the Kargil war heroes at Kargil War Memorial in Drass to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in 1999, PM Narendra Modi said Pakistan is still trying to keep itself relevant with the help of terrorism and proxy war. Warning supporters of "terrorism" that they would never be successful, Modi said the "enemy" would be given a tough response.
"Today, I am speaking from a place where the masters of terror can hear my voice directly, I want to tell these patrons of terrorism that their nefarious intentions will never succeed. PM Modi said, "Our soldiers will use all their strength to crush terrorism and give a befitting reply to the enemy." Follow live updates on PM Modi at Kargil War Memorial, Drass.
The Prime Minister laid a wreath at the Drass War Memorial to commemorate the servicemen and women of the armed forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of the nation.
On 26 July 1999, the Indian Army announced the successful completion of 'Operation Vijay' and declared victory after nearly three months of fighting in the icy heights of Kargil in Ladakh.
The day is celebrated as 'Kargil Vijay Diwas' to commemorate India's victory over Pakistan in the war.
PM Modi slams opposition over Agnipath scheme
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the central government's Agnipath scheme and said it is also an example of the reforms needed in the Indian Army. He added that some people thought the Army was about greeting politicians and holding parades. "But for us the Army means the trust of 140 million compatriots," he said.
PM Modi defended Agnipath and said the aim of the programme is to revitalise the Indian Army and keep it always fit for war. "Unfortunately, some people are politicising such a sensitive national security issue. These are the same people who have perpetrated a scam worth hundreds of crores in the army and weakened our armed forces," PM Modi said.
PM Modi also announced that work will begin on the Sinkung La Tunnel project to improve all-weather connectivity to Leh.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday announced that as part of the 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas commemorations, he will visit the Kargil War Memorial on July 26 to pay his last respects to the brave people who fell in action.
The Kargil War Memorial, also known as the Drass War Memorial, is a memorial built by the Indian Army to honour the soldiers who fought and sacrificed their lives in the 1999 Kargil War between India and Pakistan. The memorial is located at Drass in the Kargil district of the Union Territory of Ladakh, close to the Line of Control (LoC), the border between India and Pakistan.
Posted on X (formerly Twitter) PM Modi said that the day is special for all Indians. "Today is a day to pay tribute to all those who defended our country. I will visit the Kargil War Memorial and pay tribute to our brave heroes."
He also announced that work will begin on the Sinkun La Tunnel project to improve connectivity to Leh in all weather conditions, especially during harsh winters. The project involves the construction of a 4.1 km long twin-tube tunnel at an altitude of about 15,800 feet on the Nim-Padum-Darcha road.
Once completed, the tunnel will be the tallest tunnel in the world. It will enable quick and smooth movement of troops and other defence equipment across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the India-China border. The project will also boost economic and social development in Ladakh.
Earlier in the day, Army Chief Gen Anil Chouhan said the sacrifices of soldiers in the 1999 Kargil war "were not in vain." "They will provide inspiration and motivation not only to future generations of soldiers but also to the youth of the country," he said. He also conveyed his wishes to members of all ranks of the armed forces, according to a defence ministry statement.
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