Congress Deal With China

The Congress will seek to corner the government on the issues of Covid mismanagement, border disputes with China, farmers' agitation, the Rafale deal and fuel prices in the upcoming session of Parliament.

The White House is moving forward with three sales of advanced weaponry to Taiwan, sending in recent days a notification of the deals to Congress for approval, five sources said on Monday, while China threatened retaliation.

Congress members on Wednesday raised in both Houses of Parliament the alleged tracking of over 10,000 prominent Indian individuals and organisations by a Chinese technology company and asked the government to build an "impregnable firewall" to deal with the "digital aggression" by the neighbouring country.

How can a political party enter into an agreement with China, the Supreme Court asked on Friday as it declined to entertain a request for a probe into a 2008 pact between the Congress and the Communist Party of China. The top court asked the petitioner to approach the high court with his request.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's relentless attack on the government continued today as he tweeted a new video on the Chinese aggression at the border and suggested that India has to "adopt a global vision" to deal with its neighbour. Hitting out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he tweeted: "One man's image is not a substitute for a national vision."

Singed by the BJP's allegations of corruption and subversive dealings with China, the Congress party on Saturday hit back at the ruling party with 10 pointed questions on its relationships with the Chinese Communist Party and Beijing. Facing increasing questions over the clash in Ladakh with Chinese troops that left 20 Indian soldiers dead last wee...

After launching an all-out attack on the Congress to suggest a surrender to the Chinese and double standards on dealing with China, the ruling BJP came out with two follow-up charges today against the opposition party.

Asserting that "Make in India" has become "Buy from China", Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit out at the RCEP and alleged that the proposed free trade deal will flood the country with cheap goods, resulting in millions of job losses and crippling the economy.

The Congress will seek to corner the government on the issues of Covid mismanagement, border disputes with China, farmers' agitation, the Rafale deal and fuel prices in the upcoming session of Parliament.

The White House is moving forward with three sales of advanced weaponry to Taiwan, sending in recent days a notification of the deals to Congress for approval, five sources said on Monday, while China threatened retaliation.

Congress members on Wednesday raised in both Houses of Parliament the alleged tracking of over 10,000 prominent Indian individuals and organisations by a Chinese technology company and asked the government to build an "impregnable firewall" to deal with the "digital aggression" by the neighbouring country.

How can a political party enter into an agreement with China, the Supreme Court asked on Friday as it declined to entertain a request for a probe into a 2008 pact between the Congress and the Communist Party of China. The top court asked the petitioner to approach the high court with his request.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's relentless attack on the government continued today as he tweeted a new video on the Chinese aggression at the border and suggested that India has to "adopt a global vision" to deal with its neighbour. Hitting out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he tweeted: "One man's image is not a substitute for a national vision."

Singed by the BJP's allegations of corruption and subversive dealings with China, the Congress party on Saturday hit back at the ruling party with 10 pointed questions on its relationships with the Chinese Communist Party and Beijing. Facing increasing questions over the clash in Ladakh with Chinese troops that left 20 Indian soldiers dead last wee...

After launching an all-out attack on the Congress to suggest a surrender to the Chinese and double standards on dealing with China, the ruling BJP came out with two follow-up charges today against the opposition party.

Asserting that "Make in India" has become "Buy from China", Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit out at the RCEP and alleged that the proposed free trade deal will flood the country with cheap goods, resulting in millions of job losses and crippling the economy.