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Going Abroad On A Short Visit, Tweets Rahul Gandhi
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said he is going abroad for a "few days", but did not specify the country he is heading for.
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Search for Missing Leader, Not Our Faults: BJP Chief Amit Shah's Dig at Congress
The prolonged disappearance of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is a goldmine for political opponent BJP. Today, BJP chief Amit Shah said that "Instead of trying to find fault with the PM's coalition government, the Congress should find its missing leader."
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Rahul Gandhi Extends His Sabbatical. Again.
Rahul Gandhi has extended his sabbatical. Yet again. The Congress vice president will now return only by the end of March, sources said today.
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Congress Holds 'Zameen Wapasi' Rally Minus Rahul Gandhi
Top leaders of the Congress are pooling with activists to demonstrate in Delhi today against the government's plans to make land acquisition easier for industry. Missing in action is Rahul Gandhi, the Congress Vice-President, who has committed himself in the past to championing farmers' rights.
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Where is Rahul Gandhi? Images on Twitter Set off Speculation
Photos of Rahul Gandhi, purportedly at a hill resort in India, surfaced on social media this morning as speculation over the Congress leader's absence during a crucial Parliament session took a curious turn.
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Rahul Gandhi Returns in Two Weeks, Says Congress
After his decision to take "a leave of absence" during a crucial session of Parliament triggered criticism, political controversy, and several Twitter trends, the Congress has announced that its Vice President, Rahul Gandhi, will be back in two weeks. Spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said Mr Gandhi will be back by March 10, but did not elaborat...
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Rahul Gandhi's 'Timing Could Have Been Better,' Says Congress' Digvijaya Singh
Rahul Gandhi's absence at the start of an important budget session left many in his Congress party baffled and clamming up to the media, but senior party leader Digvijaya Singh has openly questioned his timing.
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Going Abroad On A Short Visit, Tweets Rahul Gandhi
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said he is going abroad for a "few days", but did not specify the country he is heading for.
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Search for Missing Leader, Not Our Faults: BJP Chief Amit Shah's Dig at Congress
The prolonged disappearance of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is a goldmine for political opponent BJP. Today, BJP chief Amit Shah said that "Instead of trying to find fault with the PM's coalition government, the Congress should find its missing leader."
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Rahul Gandhi Extends His Sabbatical. Again.
Rahul Gandhi has extended his sabbatical. Yet again. The Congress vice president will now return only by the end of March, sources said today.
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Congress Holds 'Zameen Wapasi' Rally Minus Rahul Gandhi
Top leaders of the Congress are pooling with activists to demonstrate in Delhi today against the government's plans to make land acquisition easier for industry. Missing in action is Rahul Gandhi, the Congress Vice-President, who has committed himself in the past to championing farmers' rights.
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Where is Rahul Gandhi? Images on Twitter Set off Speculation
Photos of Rahul Gandhi, purportedly at a hill resort in India, surfaced on social media this morning as speculation over the Congress leader's absence during a crucial Parliament session took a curious turn.
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Rahul Gandhi Returns in Two Weeks, Says Congress
After his decision to take "a leave of absence" during a crucial session of Parliament triggered criticism, political controversy, and several Twitter trends, the Congress has announced that its Vice President, Rahul Gandhi, will be back in two weeks. Spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said Mr Gandhi will be back by March 10, but did not elaborat...
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Rahul Gandhi's 'Timing Could Have Been Better,' Says Congress' Digvijaya Singh
Rahul Gandhi's absence at the start of an important budget session left many in his Congress party baffled and clamming up to the media, but senior party leader Digvijaya Singh has openly questioned his timing.
