 | India is most secular country in world: Vice President M Venkaiah NaiduNaidu complimented him for coming out with effective evidence-based counter-narratives in the backdrop of recent adverse reports on its functioning by some western and American agencies. |
 | Need for changes in habits to battle climate crisis, says V-PVice-President M Venkaiah Naidu on Tuesday visited the Forest Research Centre for Coastal Ecosystem, the only such institute in the country, here and inaugurated the Marine Interpretation unit. |
 | V-P’s granddaughter donates Rs 50 lakhNiharika, granddaughter of Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu, has donated Rs 50 lakh to Hrudaya – Cure a Little Heart Foundation. |
 | Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu calls for reducing rural and urban India divideReferring to the Padma awards, the Vice-President M Venkaiah Naidu said that a new tradition has been set in recognising the real talent and grass-root level people who impacted the society. |
| Vice-President Naidu's granddaughter gives Rs 50 lakh for treatment of kids by cutting wedding costA cheque of Rs 50 lakh was given to Hyderabad-based 'Hrudaya - Cure a Little Heart Foundation' in the presence of Home Minister Amit Shah at Nellore in Andhra Pradesh. |
 | Women empowerment key to development, says Vice-PresidentThe Vice President visited stalls set up by the National Institute and Corporations under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment. |
| V-P asks youth to eradicate discriminationDescribed mother tongue as eyes and other languages as goggles, he expressed concern over the negligence of regional languages in all States. |
 | Use tech in courts to ensure faster justice: V-PVice-President M Venkaiah Naidu on Tuesday said that the ultimate goal of our freedom struggle was to secure justice for the people from an oppressive colonial rule. |
 | Country needs more doctors, says Vice-PrezVenkaiah Naidu inaugurates 1,200 LPM oxygen plant, stresses on need for improvement in healthcare infrastructure |
 | V-P announces Rs 5 lakh for century-old libraryRecalling that Mahatma Gandhi had visited the library thrice, the V-P said the youth should aspire to bring revolutionary changes and inculcate the habit of reading books. |
 | COVID-19 pandemic not over yet, don't take it for granted: Venkaiah NaiduThe vice president was addressing a select gathering of Konkani and Marathi intellectuals and writers at Raj Bhavan in Goa in the presence of Governor P S Sreedharan Pillai. |
 | Vice President Naidu calls for effective use of technology for preservation of TeluguThe Vice-President urged the organisations working for the Telugu language to take up the responsibility of making the rich literary wealth of Telugu available to everyone. |
| We need a cultural renaissance: Vice-President M Venkaiah NaiduNaidu said that there was a need to protect nature, agriculture, culture, arts, traditions, literature, traditional cuisines and ancient heritage. |
 | Our leaders will routinely travel to Arunachal Pradesh as they do to any other state: India tells ChinaChina has been objecting to visits of Indian leaders to Arunachal Pradesh, saying it is a part of South Tibet. |
| Vice President Naidu calls for change in attitude towards India's North-East; laments stereotypingNot many outside the region would know that the National Crime Records Bureau report finds Nagaland as the safest state for women in India, he pointed out. |
