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Amit Shah's 'Italy' Retort To Rahul Gandhi's Chhath Puja Remark
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday launched a stinging attack on Rahul Gandhi, charging the Congress leader with betraying his "maternal roots in Italy" by denigrating Chhath Puja festival.
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PM Modi's "Tumse Na Ho Payega" Swipe At Rahul Gandhi In Lok Sabha
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday mounted a stinging counterattack on Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi as he mocked him as 'balak buddhi' (childish mind), accused him of linking Hindus with violence and making false claims in Lok Sabha.
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Opinion | As LoP, Rahul's Biggest Task Is To Keep The Opposition Steady
For the next five years, the Prime Minister and the LoP will have to sit together on a variety of occasions to select important appointees. Rahul's biggest challenge will be to maintain his own bloc.
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PM Modi's Struggling Rival Rahul Gandhi Votes In Elections: Foreign Media
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi voted today as the country's six-week election resumed, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rivals accusing his government of unjustly targeting them in criminal probes.
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Opinion | Modi And Rahul: In UP, Two Nominations, Worlds Apart
Personae and political styles came into sharp relief when Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi filed their nominations for the Lok Sabha elections in two Uttar Pradesh seats.
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Rahul Gandhi Under "Depression": Union Minister Over Jibe For PM
Union minister G Kishan Reddy has hit out at Rahul Gandhi over his "panauti" (bad omen) remark, saying the Congress leader utters these words as he is "under depression" and does not foresee a future in politics.
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"Below The Belt Language": Amit Shah On Rahul Gandhi's 'Panauti' Jibe At PM Modi
Describing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's "panauti" comments against Prime Minister Modi as "below the belt', Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said people will give a befitting reply to it in the upcoming assembly elections.
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Rahul Gandhi Gets Poll Body Notice For 'Panauti' Comments On PM Modi
Congress's Rahul Gandhi has come under the lens of the Election Commission over his "Panauti" comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The commission sent him a notice today, asking him to provide an explanation to the allegations made in a complaint
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What Rahul Gandhi Once Wrote To PM Modi On Women's Reservation
Reports of the Women's Reservation Bill being cleared by the Union cabinet has been welcomed by the Congress, which had started the initiative to increase the space for women in parliament.
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Rahul Gandhi Targets PM Modi's France Visit, Says "No Word On Manipur"
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the situation in Manipur and the European Parliament discussing it, saying he has not uttered a word on either of these.
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Opinion: Congress Needs Much More To Pull Off A Karnataka In 2024
Ironically, it is the Congress, fresh from its victory in a major state, that needs to tweak its strategy.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi Needs To Keep The Narrative Local As He Campaigns In Kolar
As Rahul Gandhi gets set to start his 'Satyameva Jayate' campaign from Kolar - will he keep the emphasis firmly local?
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"Truth Is My Weapon": Rahul Gandhi After Relief From Gujarat Court
Congress's Rahul Gandhi, after getting bail from a sessions court in Gujarat today in the defamation case over his remarks on the surname of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said "truth is my weapon" in another Gandhian tweet.
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Rahul Gandhi To Start Karnataka Campaign From Site Of 2019 Remark On PM
Congress's Rahul Gandhi will hold a rally in Karnataka, where state elections begin on May 10. The April 5 rally will be held in Kolar, the place where Mr Gandhi made the comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surname.
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Rahul Gandhi Trying To Rip Apart PM's Image, Won't Succeed Because...: BJP
The BJP today launched a fresh attack on Rahul Gandhi, saying the Congress leader's refusal to apologise to the OBC community for his "indecent" comments is yet another "manifestation" of the "Gandhi family's political arrogance".
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Amit Shah's 'Italy' Retort To Rahul Gandhi's Chhath Puja Remark
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday launched a stinging attack on Rahul Gandhi, charging the Congress leader with betraying his "maternal roots in Italy" by denigrating Chhath Puja festival.
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PM Modi's "Tumse Na Ho Payega" Swipe At Rahul Gandhi In Lok Sabha
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday mounted a stinging counterattack on Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi as he mocked him as 'balak buddhi' (childish mind), accused him of linking Hindus with violence and making false claims in Lok Sabha.
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Opinion | As LoP, Rahul's Biggest Task Is To Keep The Opposition Steady
For the next five years, the Prime Minister and the LoP will have to sit together on a variety of occasions to select important appointees. Rahul's biggest challenge will be to maintain his own bloc.
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PM Modi's Struggling Rival Rahul Gandhi Votes In Elections: Foreign Media
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi voted today as the country's six-week election resumed, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rivals accusing his government of unjustly targeting them in criminal probes.
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Opinion | Modi And Rahul: In UP, Two Nominations, Worlds Apart
Personae and political styles came into sharp relief when Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi filed their nominations for the Lok Sabha elections in two Uttar Pradesh seats.
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Rahul Gandhi Under "Depression": Union Minister Over Jibe For PM
Union minister G Kishan Reddy has hit out at Rahul Gandhi over his "panauti" (bad omen) remark, saying the Congress leader utters these words as he is "under depression" and does not foresee a future in politics.
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"Below The Belt Language": Amit Shah On Rahul Gandhi's 'Panauti' Jibe At PM Modi
Describing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's "panauti" comments against Prime Minister Modi as "below the belt', Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said people will give a befitting reply to it in the upcoming assembly elections.
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Rahul Gandhi Gets Poll Body Notice For 'Panauti' Comments On PM Modi
Congress's Rahul Gandhi has come under the lens of the Election Commission over his "Panauti" comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The commission sent him a notice today, asking him to provide an explanation to the allegations made in a complaint
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What Rahul Gandhi Once Wrote To PM Modi On Women's Reservation
Reports of the Women's Reservation Bill being cleared by the Union cabinet has been welcomed by the Congress, which had started the initiative to increase the space for women in parliament.
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Rahul Gandhi Targets PM Modi's France Visit, Says "No Word On Manipur"
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the situation in Manipur and the European Parliament discussing it, saying he has not uttered a word on either of these.
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Opinion: Congress Needs Much More To Pull Off A Karnataka In 2024
Ironically, it is the Congress, fresh from its victory in a major state, that needs to tweak its strategy.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi Needs To Keep The Narrative Local As He Campaigns In Kolar
As Rahul Gandhi gets set to start his 'Satyameva Jayate' campaign from Kolar - will he keep the emphasis firmly local?
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"Truth Is My Weapon": Rahul Gandhi After Relief From Gujarat Court
Congress's Rahul Gandhi, after getting bail from a sessions court in Gujarat today in the defamation case over his remarks on the surname of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said "truth is my weapon" in another Gandhian tweet.
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Rahul Gandhi To Start Karnataka Campaign From Site Of 2019 Remark On PM
Congress's Rahul Gandhi will hold a rally in Karnataka, where state elections begin on May 10. The April 5 rally will be held in Kolar, the place where Mr Gandhi made the comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's surname.
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Rahul Gandhi Trying To Rip Apart PM's Image, Won't Succeed Because...: BJP
The BJP today launched a fresh attack on Rahul Gandhi, saying the Congress leader's refusal to apologise to the OBC community for his "indecent" comments is yet another "manifestation" of the "Gandhi family's political arrogance".
