Pidi Gandhi

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, who continues to elude leaders after his decision to step down as party president, was seen driving out of his Tughlak Lane house in Delhi, in a widely circulated picture.

Ahead of the Congress' conclave that began today, party president Rahul Gandhi's Twitter followers woke up to a nice surprise -- his Twitter handle "@OfficeofRG" has been changed to "@RahulGandhi". A dimpled Rahul Gandhi can be seen smiling in his profile photograph. Mr Gandhi's updated Twitter look coincided with the Congress' Indian National Cong...

His former colleagues in the Congress are keeping Assam's health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of the BJP on the defensive with tweet barbs since yesterday for saying earlier this week that "cancer is divine justice for sins."

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who is on the last leg of his campaign in BJP-ruled Gujarat, again credited his pet dog when asked the secret of his recent sharp tweets, which have been drawing a lot of attention on social media. "I said it is Pidi who tweets," Mr Gandhi replied to cheers and whistles at a meeting with social media volunteer...

On Sunday, Rahul Gandhi's pet dog 'Pidi' made a stellar debut on Twitter - one that gave rise to memes, parody accounts and even mockery from the opposition. In a short clip on Twitter, Pidi displayed his many talents. Now, someone needs Pidi's help with some new tricks.

Rahul Gandhi in Aikido stances made a splash on social media today, just days after a flap over "Pidi Gandhi" - the pet that the Congress Vice President quipped was tweeting from his handle @officeofRG.

Pidi Gandhi gained rapid fame on Twitter on Sunday after Rahul Gandhi posted a video of his pet dog, crediting him with his recent rise in popularity on the social media site, a sarcastic comeback to detractors who have suggested that someone else has been tweeting for the Congress vice president.

This is the fluffy world of the most powerful first pets from across the globe: a distinguished and exclusive club of political pets .

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, who continues to elude leaders after his decision to step down as party president, was seen driving out of his Tughlak Lane house in Delhi, in a widely circulated picture.

Ahead of the Congress' conclave that began today, party president Rahul Gandhi's Twitter followers woke up to a nice surprise -- his Twitter handle "@OfficeofRG" has been changed to "@RahulGandhi". A dimpled Rahul Gandhi can be seen smiling in his profile photograph. Mr Gandhi's updated Twitter look coincided with the Congress' Indian National Cong...

His former colleagues in the Congress are keeping Assam's health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma of the BJP on the defensive with tweet barbs since yesterday for saying earlier this week that "cancer is divine justice for sins."

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who is on the last leg of his campaign in BJP-ruled Gujarat, again credited his pet dog when asked the secret of his recent sharp tweets, which have been drawing a lot of attention on social media. "I said it is Pidi who tweets," Mr Gandhi replied to cheers and whistles at a meeting with social media volunteer...

On Sunday, Rahul Gandhi's pet dog 'Pidi' made a stellar debut on Twitter - one that gave rise to memes, parody accounts and even mockery from the opposition. In a short clip on Twitter, Pidi displayed his many talents. Now, someone needs Pidi's help with some new tricks.

Rahul Gandhi in Aikido stances made a splash on social media today, just days after a flap over "Pidi Gandhi" - the pet that the Congress Vice President quipped was tweeting from his handle @officeofRG.

Pidi Gandhi gained rapid fame on Twitter on Sunday after Rahul Gandhi posted a video of his pet dog, crediting him with his recent rise in popularity on the social media site, a sarcastic comeback to detractors who have suggested that someone else has been tweeting for the Congress vice president.

This is the fluffy world of the most powerful first pets from across the globe: a distinguished and exclusive club of political pets .