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"Leader Of Partying": BJP Flags Rahul Gandhi Berlin Trip, Priyanka's PM Reply
Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, is set to travel to Germany during the ongoing Winter Session of Parliament. The BJP has targeted Gandhi and called him a "Leader of Paryatan". The Congress hit back.
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'Rahul Gandhi Not Following Security Protocol': CRPF Cites Foreign Trips
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has written a letter to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for allegedly violating security protocols during his visits abroad.
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"Were You There?": Congress Leader Defends Rahul Gandhi's UK Remarks
Amid a political storm over Rahul Gandhi's "democracy under attack" remarks in the UK, Indian Overseas Congress chief Sam Pitroda today said the former party president never invited foreign countries for help
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Rahul Gandhi Sees "Something Very Wrong" In Foreign Leaders' J&K Visit
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Monday criticised the central government for allowing a 27-member delegation from the European parliament to visit Jammu and Kashmir while not extending the same courtesy to local opposition leaders. "MPs from Europe are welcome to go on a guided tour of Jammu and Kashmir while Indian MPs are banned and denied ...
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Rahul Gandhi Leaves For Tour To Germany, UK, May Meet Angela Merkel
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today left for a four-day tour of the United Kingdom and Germany, where he is likely to hold interactions with the Indian diaspora and meet foreign dignitaries.
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Should PM Modi Remain at One Place. Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu Asks Congress
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today hit out at Congress for dubbing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as "tourist Prime Minister", questioning whether they want him to remain at one place like a "frog in a well".
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PM Modi's Foreign Tours a National Duty, Not Secretive: Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu
Taking a dig at Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for criticising Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his foreign visits, Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said PM Modi's schedule is in public domain and not a secret.
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"Leader Of Partying": BJP Flags Rahul Gandhi Berlin Trip, Priyanka's PM Reply
Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, is set to travel to Germany during the ongoing Winter Session of Parliament. The BJP has targeted Gandhi and called him a "Leader of Paryatan". The Congress hit back.
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'Rahul Gandhi Not Following Security Protocol': CRPF Cites Foreign Trips
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has written a letter to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for allegedly violating security protocols during his visits abroad.
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"Were You There?": Congress Leader Defends Rahul Gandhi's UK Remarks
Amid a political storm over Rahul Gandhi's "democracy under attack" remarks in the UK, Indian Overseas Congress chief Sam Pitroda today said the former party president never invited foreign countries for help
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Rahul Gandhi Sees "Something Very Wrong" In Foreign Leaders' J&K Visit
Former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Monday criticised the central government for allowing a 27-member delegation from the European parliament to visit Jammu and Kashmir while not extending the same courtesy to local opposition leaders. "MPs from Europe are welcome to go on a guided tour of Jammu and Kashmir while Indian MPs are banned and denied ...
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Rahul Gandhi Leaves For Tour To Germany, UK, May Meet Angela Merkel
Congress president Rahul Gandhi today left for a four-day tour of the United Kingdom and Germany, where he is likely to hold interactions with the Indian diaspora and meet foreign dignitaries.
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Should PM Modi Remain at One Place. Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu Asks Congress
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today hit out at Congress for dubbing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as "tourist Prime Minister", questioning whether they want him to remain at one place like a "frog in a well".
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PM Modi's Foreign Tours a National Duty, Not Secretive: Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu
Taking a dig at Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi for criticising Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his foreign visits, Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said PM Modi's schedule is in public domain and not a secret.
