Rahul Gandhi Sabbatical

He will keep damaging the Congress by such off-the-cuff, indefensible statements unless he makes it a point to study Indian history seriously during his next sabbatical abroad!

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.

Rahul Gandhi today tweeted that he would be traveling to Europe and offered New Year wishes in advance.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has gone abroad on a short personal visit, the party said today.

Rahul Gandhi preferred silence during the UPA regime as "speaking his mind would have meant either being critical of the Prime Minister or his mother," former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah said and termed Mr Gandhi's recent participation as an "amazing transformation".

After scoring the first year of the BJP government a zero on 10, an aggressive Rahul Gandhi today drove into his parliamentary constituency Amethi and launched yet another attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Public Relations expert Dilip Cherian's assessment of the Rahul Gandhi Version 2.

It's perhaps one of the greater ironies of Rahul Gandhi's spectacularly effective return from sabbatical that his almost casual aside during his Lok Sabha speech on the agrarian crisis, dismissing the Modi government as a "suit-boot ki Sarkar", has struck home - and stuck home as well.

Rahul Gandhi, back from a mysterious two-month sabbatical, will speak in the Lok Sabha this evening in a debate on the agrarian crisis in the country. It will be his first speech in the present House, which was constituted last year after the May national elections.

Modi takes no sabbaticals. Even when he is abroad on official business, he believes in fighting his party's opponents.

After a 57-day sabbatical, Rahul Gandhi launched a full-fledged attack on the NDAs policies at Delhis Ramlila Grounds. Here are some of the reactions to the Congress Vice Presidents Kisan-Khet Mazdoor Rally:

Rahul Gandhi addressed a large farmers' rally on Sunday, attempting to focus rural anger towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies, in the first public appearance in months for the Congress vice-president, recently back from a 57-day sabbatical abroad.

With Rahul Gandhi back from his two-month sabbatical, the Congress launched a full-fledged attack on the BJP government at a big rally of farmers in Delhi today, bringing out its heavy artillery against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposed land reforms.

Back after a 57-day sabbatical, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi along with party President Sonia Gandhi will address a rally today over the land acquisition bill and against the Narendra Modi government policies that the party describes as "anti-farmer".

"Old leaves fall, new ones grow. Time for our retirement has come. It is the era of youth," Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh today said a day after Rahul Gandhi came back ending his sabbatical amid talk of his possible elevation as Congress President.

He will keep damaging the Congress by such off-the-cuff, indefensible statements unless he makes it a point to study Indian history seriously during his next sabbatical abroad!

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.

Rahul Gandhi today tweeted that he would be traveling to Europe and offered New Year wishes in advance.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has gone abroad on a short personal visit, the party said today.

Rahul Gandhi preferred silence during the UPA regime as "speaking his mind would have meant either being critical of the Prime Minister or his mother," former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah said and termed Mr Gandhi's recent participation as an "amazing transformation".

After scoring the first year of the BJP government a zero on 10, an aggressive Rahul Gandhi today drove into his parliamentary constituency Amethi and launched yet another attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Public Relations expert Dilip Cherian's assessment of the Rahul Gandhi Version 2.

It's perhaps one of the greater ironies of Rahul Gandhi's spectacularly effective return from sabbatical that his almost casual aside during his Lok Sabha speech on the agrarian crisis, dismissing the Modi government as a "suit-boot ki Sarkar", has struck home - and stuck home as well.

Rahul Gandhi, back from a mysterious two-month sabbatical, will speak in the Lok Sabha this evening in a debate on the agrarian crisis in the country. It will be his first speech in the present House, which was constituted last year after the May national elections.

Modi takes no sabbaticals. Even when he is abroad on official business, he believes in fighting his party's opponents.

After a 57-day sabbatical, Rahul Gandhi launched a full-fledged attack on the NDAs policies at Delhis Ramlila Grounds. Here are some of the reactions to the Congress Vice Presidents Kisan-Khet Mazdoor Rally:

Rahul Gandhi addressed a large farmers' rally on Sunday, attempting to focus rural anger towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi's policies, in the first public appearance in months for the Congress vice-president, recently back from a 57-day sabbatical abroad.

With Rahul Gandhi back from his two-month sabbatical, the Congress launched a full-fledged attack on the BJP government at a big rally of farmers in Delhi today, bringing out its heavy artillery against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposed land reforms.

Back after a 57-day sabbatical, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi along with party President Sonia Gandhi will address a rally today over the land acquisition bill and against the Narendra Modi government policies that the party describes as "anti-farmer".

"Old leaves fall, new ones grow. Time for our retirement has come. It is the era of youth," Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh today said a day after Rahul Gandhi came back ending his sabbatical amid talk of his possible elevation as Congress President.