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Rahul Gandhi's Seat At Red Fort Triggers Fresh Congress Attack On BJP
The seating arrangement at the Independence Day celebrations, where Congress's Rahul Gandhi, in a departure from tradition and protocol, was assigned a seat in the second last row, has opened up a new front between the Congress and the BJP.
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Smriti Irani Gets Front Row In Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi Retains Second Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his ministers and first time Lok Sabha members - Amit Shah, Ravi Shankar Prasad and Smriti Irani - have been given front row seats along with UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi in the lower house.
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On Sidelines Of Republic Day Parade, Rahul Gandhi-Nitin Gadkari Bonhomie
The spectacular parade at Delhi's Rajpath during the 70th Republic Day was accompanied by an interesting sidelight - Congress chief Rahul Gandhi seated in the front row with Union minister Nitin Gadkari, chatting amicably. Three seats to the right of Mr Gandhi was BJP chief Amit Shah.
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Sonia Gandhi Thumped Desk For President Kovind, Chatted With LK Advani
With the dust yet to settle on the controversy over Rahul Gandhi's sixth row seat on Republic Day, the Congress chief was given a front row seat in Parliament's Central Hall on Monday. The occasion was President's address the joint sitting of both Houses as the budget session started. The Union Budget that will be announced on February 1, is the la...
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'Not Bothered,' Says Rahul Gandhi On Row 6 Seat At Republic Day Parade
Congress president Rahul Gandhi watched the Republic Day parade today from the sixth row at Delhi's Rajpath, seated closer to the public than to union ministers and senior BJP leaders. Sources in the Congress say it is the first time since independence that the party's chief has not been assigned a seat in the front row.
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Congress Upset At Fourth Row For Rahul Gandhi At Republic Day Parade
The Congress is extremely upset that its president Rahul Gandhi has been assigned a seat in the fourth row at tomorrow's Republic Day celebrations at Rajpath in the heart of New Delhi. His predecessor and mother Sonia Gandhi was always seated in the front row.
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Rahul Gandhi Gets Second Row Seat In Lok Sabha
Rahul Gandhi may have led from the front in Parliament today but he will settle for the second row in the Lok Sabha.
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Rahul Gandhi Takes Front Row Seat for Budget Presentation
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi had a front row seat today for the presentation by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley of Narendra Modi government's maiden budget.
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Budget 2014: Rahul Gandhi Takes Front Row Seat for Budget Presentation
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi had a front row seat today for the presentation by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley of Narendra Modi government's maiden budget.
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Budget 2014: Rahul Gandhi Takes Front Row Seat for Presentation
After the furor over Rahul Gandhi's image that went viral, suggesting his intermediate dozing off in the parliament yesterday, the Vice President of Congress had a front row seat for the Union Budget 2014 today, presented by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
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Rahul Gandhi's Seat At Red Fort Triggers Fresh Congress Attack On BJP
The seating arrangement at the Independence Day celebrations, where Congress's Rahul Gandhi, in a departure from tradition and protocol, was assigned a seat in the second last row, has opened up a new front between the Congress and the BJP.
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Smriti Irani Gets Front Row In Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi Retains Second Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his ministers and first time Lok Sabha members - Amit Shah, Ravi Shankar Prasad and Smriti Irani - have been given front row seats along with UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi in the lower house.
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On Sidelines Of Republic Day Parade, Rahul Gandhi-Nitin Gadkari Bonhomie
The spectacular parade at Delhi's Rajpath during the 70th Republic Day was accompanied by an interesting sidelight - Congress chief Rahul Gandhi seated in the front row with Union minister Nitin Gadkari, chatting amicably. Three seats to the right of Mr Gandhi was BJP chief Amit Shah.
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Sonia Gandhi Thumped Desk For President Kovind, Chatted With LK Advani
With the dust yet to settle on the controversy over Rahul Gandhi's sixth row seat on Republic Day, the Congress chief was given a front row seat in Parliament's Central Hall on Monday. The occasion was President's address the joint sitting of both Houses as the budget session started. The Union Budget that will be announced on February 1, is the la...
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'Not Bothered,' Says Rahul Gandhi On Row 6 Seat At Republic Day Parade
Congress president Rahul Gandhi watched the Republic Day parade today from the sixth row at Delhi's Rajpath, seated closer to the public than to union ministers and senior BJP leaders. Sources in the Congress say it is the first time since independence that the party's chief has not been assigned a seat in the front row.
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Congress Upset At Fourth Row For Rahul Gandhi At Republic Day Parade
The Congress is extremely upset that its president Rahul Gandhi has been assigned a seat in the fourth row at tomorrow's Republic Day celebrations at Rajpath in the heart of New Delhi. His predecessor and mother Sonia Gandhi was always seated in the front row.
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Rahul Gandhi Gets Second Row Seat In Lok Sabha
Rahul Gandhi may have led from the front in Parliament today but he will settle for the second row in the Lok Sabha.
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Rahul Gandhi Takes Front Row Seat for Budget Presentation
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi had a front row seat today for the presentation by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley of Narendra Modi government's maiden budget.
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Budget 2014: Rahul Gandhi Takes Front Row Seat for Budget Presentation
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi had a front row seat today for the presentation by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley of Narendra Modi government's maiden budget.
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Budget 2014: Rahul Gandhi Takes Front Row Seat for Presentation
After the furor over Rahul Gandhi's image that went viral, suggesting his intermediate dozing off in the parliament yesterday, the Vice President of Congress had a front row seat for the Union Budget 2014 today, presented by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
