Hardik Patel Returns To Gujarat

Gordhan Zadaphia, a powerful Gujarat leader who was once a critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, made a stunning comeback to national politics today with the ruling BJP giving him charge of the party in Uttar Pradesh.

The BJP, which has been in power in Gujarat for 22 years, is receiving a lot of support from citizens living abroad. In the US, Gujaratis have turned up in large numbers to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his multiple visits. Now, a lot of them are making a beeline for home to support the party in the coming assembly elections in the st...

Back at Mansa where he led a massive public rally in the early days of his 2015 agitation, 24-year-old Hardik Patel returned to the town, 30 kilometres from capital Gandhinagar, on Saturday to declare an all-out "war to weed out" the BJP government and dared the ruling party leaders, who he said were trying to "target him personally", to send him t...

Young Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani met Rahul Gandhi near Gujarat's Surat on Friday and said the Congress vice president has promised to include most Dalit demands in his party's manifesto for next month's assembly elections.

Activist Hardik Patel began his journey home to Gujarat today with a full-blown attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the khadi calendar row and vowed to renew the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges. The 23-year-old was granted bail in a sedition case last year on the condition that he would stay out of...

Hardik Patel will drive into Gujarat this morning from Rajasthan, where he has lived for the past six months in exile. The 23-year-old face of the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges was granted bail in a sedition case on the condition that he would stay out of Gujarat for six months. That deadline ended today...

The face of the Patidar agitation, 23-year-old Hardik Patel, will be returning to Gujarat after six months on Tuesday.

Patidar leader Hardik Patel will return to Gujarat tomorrow after spending six months outside the state and address a "massive" rally of the Patel community in Sabarkantha district.

After nine months in prison, on charges that include sedition, 22-year-old Hardik Patel is likely to leave jail today after being granted bail in all the cases against him. However, Mr Patel has guaranteed the Gujarat High Court that in return for his freedom, he will remain outside his home state for the next six months.

Gordhan Zadaphia, a powerful Gujarat leader who was once a critic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, made a stunning comeback to national politics today with the ruling BJP giving him charge of the party in Uttar Pradesh.

The BJP, which has been in power in Gujarat for 22 years, is receiving a lot of support from citizens living abroad. In the US, Gujaratis have turned up in large numbers to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his multiple visits. Now, a lot of them are making a beeline for home to support the party in the coming assembly elections in the st...

Back at Mansa where he led a massive public rally in the early days of his 2015 agitation, 24-year-old Hardik Patel returned to the town, 30 kilometres from capital Gandhinagar, on Saturday to declare an all-out "war to weed out" the BJP government and dared the ruling party leaders, who he said were trying to "target him personally", to send him t...

Young Dalit leader Jignesh Mevani met Rahul Gandhi near Gujarat's Surat on Friday and said the Congress vice president has promised to include most Dalit demands in his party's manifesto for next month's assembly elections.

Activist Hardik Patel began his journey home to Gujarat today with a full-blown attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the khadi calendar row and vowed to renew the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges. The 23-year-old was granted bail in a sedition case last year on the condition that he would stay out of...

Hardik Patel will drive into Gujarat this morning from Rajasthan, where he has lived for the past six months in exile. The 23-year-old face of the Patidar or Patel agitation for reservation in government jobs and colleges was granted bail in a sedition case on the condition that he would stay out of Gujarat for six months. That deadline ended today...

The face of the Patidar agitation, 23-year-old Hardik Patel, will be returning to Gujarat after six months on Tuesday.

Patidar leader Hardik Patel will return to Gujarat tomorrow after spending six months outside the state and address a "massive" rally of the Patel community in Sabarkantha district.

After nine months in prison, on charges that include sedition, 22-year-old Hardik Patel is likely to leave jail today after being granted bail in all the cases against him. However, Mr Patel has guaranteed the Gujarat High Court that in return for his freedom, he will remain outside his home state for the next six months.