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On Aadhaar For Voter Roll Change, Sources In Poll Body Clarify Timing
The Election Commission of India has made it mandatory to provide an Aadhaar-linked mobile number for any online voter addition, deletion, or modification requests. Applicants must now provide their Aadhaar-linked number to process their applications
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Rahul Gandhi, Prashant Kishor, 2 Union Ministers Among Pegasus 'Targets'
Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, poll strategist Prashant Kishor and new IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw are among the big names revealed on Monday as potential targets of Israeli spyware 'Pegasus' in the latest set of explosive revelations by The Wire.
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Shocking Video Shows Masked Assailants Attacking JNU Students With Iron Rods
Mobile phone footage from a building at the Jawaharlal Nehru University showed a group of masked intruders armed with sticks and iron rods attacking its students and faculty members, providing a shocking glimpse of the chaos that broke out on its campus on Sunday evening.
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"Kiddish Temperament": Ram Madhav's Yoga Day Shot At Rahul Gandhi
In an apparent dig at Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, who courted controversy for browsing his mobile phone during the President's address, BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav Friday said there were "kids" in parliament and yoga will help those with "kiddish temperament".
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BJP Attacks Rahul Gandhi For Using Phone In Parliament, Congress Objects
The Congress raised strong objections on Thursday to the comments made by BJP leaders on Rahul Gandhi using his mobile phone during President Ram Nath Kovind's address to a joint sitting of both houses of Parliament and said the ruling party should not make such remarks.
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Attacked Over Farm Loan Waiver, Rahul Gandhi Spots A Shivraj Chouhan Link
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, in the middle of addressing a rally in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday, turned to Chief Minister Kamal Nath asking for a list he had shown him earlier on his mobile phone.
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"Laughable": Shivraj Chouhan On Rahul Gandhi's 'Made In Bhopal' Remark
Rahul Gandhi had said that he wishes to see 'Made in Chitrakoot' and 'Made in Bhopal' written on mobile sets instead of 'Made in China'.
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"Shiva Devotee" Rahul Gandhi Gets A "Bol Bam" Welcome In Amethi
Congress president Rahul Gandhi marked the start of a two-day visit to his parliamentary constituency Amethi in Uttar Pradesh by garlanding a portrait of Lord Shiva. He was welcomed with chants of "bol bam" by more than 100 Congress supporters dressed as Kanwars or devotees of lord Shiva. In mobile footage, the Congress president can be seen wearin...
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Congress Launches Mobile App And Pepper Sprays For Women Safety In Bihar
The Congress party yesterday launched a Bihar-specific mobile app, named after late prime minister Indira Gandhi, which can be used by women in times of distress, and a pepper spray on which the image of its president Rahul Gandhi is inscribed.
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PM Modi On Speaker Mode Or Airplane Mode, Never Work Mode: Rahul Gandhi
Campaigning for the Saturday Karnataka election, Rahul Gandhi today used the mobile phone analogy to charge that Prime Minister Narendra Modi operates only on "speaker mode or airplane mode"
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Opinion: A Pyjama Party? Rahul Gandhi Still Doesn't Get It
Rahul should be willing to face the fact that young voters of the country were more inspired by a rather hep 63-year-old Modi, who spoke their language, than a then 43-year-old Gandhi whose ideas were out of synch with a country hooked to mobile phones and a determination to look forward.
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Elections 2014: The games people play
With Lok Sabha elections heating up, game developers too are stepping in to cash in on the popularity of the candidates.
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'Like a mobile in the pocket, people should have political rights,' says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi has promised to clean up the political system, though he admits that for now he has been advised by his party to put the brakes on that effort because of the general elections in 2014.
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Rahul Gandhi's mobile phone stolen at IGI airport; found later
The mobile phone of Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi was stolen from his checked-in baggage at the Delhi Airport last week, after he arrived in New Delhi from London. The handset was, however, found a couple of days later from a baggage handler working at the IGI, airport sources said. Rahul noticed that his handset was missing from his bag ...
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On Aadhaar For Voter Roll Change, Sources In Poll Body Clarify Timing
The Election Commission of India has made it mandatory to provide an Aadhaar-linked mobile number for any online voter addition, deletion, or modification requests. Applicants must now provide their Aadhaar-linked number to process their applications
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Rahul Gandhi, Prashant Kishor, 2 Union Ministers Among Pegasus 'Targets'
Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, poll strategist Prashant Kishor and new IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw are among the big names revealed on Monday as potential targets of Israeli spyware 'Pegasus' in the latest set of explosive revelations by The Wire.
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Shocking Video Shows Masked Assailants Attacking JNU Students With Iron Rods
Mobile phone footage from a building at the Jawaharlal Nehru University showed a group of masked intruders armed with sticks and iron rods attacking its students and faculty members, providing a shocking glimpse of the chaos that broke out on its campus on Sunday evening.
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"Kiddish Temperament": Ram Madhav's Yoga Day Shot At Rahul Gandhi
In an apparent dig at Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, who courted controversy for browsing his mobile phone during the President's address, BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav Friday said there were "kids" in parliament and yoga will help those with "kiddish temperament".
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BJP Attacks Rahul Gandhi For Using Phone In Parliament, Congress Objects
The Congress raised strong objections on Thursday to the comments made by BJP leaders on Rahul Gandhi using his mobile phone during President Ram Nath Kovind's address to a joint sitting of both houses of Parliament and said the ruling party should not make such remarks.
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Attacked Over Farm Loan Waiver, Rahul Gandhi Spots A Shivraj Chouhan Link
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi, in the middle of addressing a rally in Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday, turned to Chief Minister Kamal Nath asking for a list he had shown him earlier on his mobile phone.
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"Laughable": Shivraj Chouhan On Rahul Gandhi's 'Made In Bhopal' Remark
Rahul Gandhi had said that he wishes to see 'Made in Chitrakoot' and 'Made in Bhopal' written on mobile sets instead of 'Made in China'.
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"Shiva Devotee" Rahul Gandhi Gets A "Bol Bam" Welcome In Amethi
Congress president Rahul Gandhi marked the start of a two-day visit to his parliamentary constituency Amethi in Uttar Pradesh by garlanding a portrait of Lord Shiva. He was welcomed with chants of "bol bam" by more than 100 Congress supporters dressed as Kanwars or devotees of lord Shiva. In mobile footage, the Congress president can be seen wearin...
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Congress Launches Mobile App And Pepper Sprays For Women Safety In Bihar
The Congress party yesterday launched a Bihar-specific mobile app, named after late prime minister Indira Gandhi, which can be used by women in times of distress, and a pepper spray on which the image of its president Rahul Gandhi is inscribed.
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PM Modi On Speaker Mode Or Airplane Mode, Never Work Mode: Rahul Gandhi
Campaigning for the Saturday Karnataka election, Rahul Gandhi today used the mobile phone analogy to charge that Prime Minister Narendra Modi operates only on "speaker mode or airplane mode"
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Opinion: A Pyjama Party? Rahul Gandhi Still Doesn't Get It
Rahul should be willing to face the fact that young voters of the country were more inspired by a rather hep 63-year-old Modi, who spoke their language, than a then 43-year-old Gandhi whose ideas were out of synch with a country hooked to mobile phones and a determination to look forward.
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Elections 2014: The games people play
With Lok Sabha elections heating up, game developers too are stepping in to cash in on the popularity of the candidates.
-
'Like a mobile in the pocket, people should have political rights,' says Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi has promised to clean up the political system, though he admits that for now he has been advised by his party to put the brakes on that effort because of the general elections in 2014.
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Rahul Gandhi's mobile phone stolen at IGI airport; found later
The mobile phone of Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi was stolen from his checked-in baggage at the Delhi Airport last week, after he arrived in New Delhi from London. The handset was, however, found a couple of days later from a baggage handler working at the IGI, airport sources said. Rahul noticed that his handset was missing from his bag ...
