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Opinion: 3 Reasons Why Modi's 'Raincoat' Metaphor Is Brilliantly Bruising
Two seemingly lightweight utterances that prompt reflection on why "mere words" are so enduring.
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UP Elections 2017: 'He Likes Peeping Into Others' Bathrooms,' Says Rahul Gandhi, In Jibe At PM Narendra Modi
Taking a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his "raincoat" barb at his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said that the PM liked "peeping into others' bathrooms".
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Will Conclude Story Scripted By PM Narendra Modi: Congress On 'Raincoat' Remark
The Congress, on Wednesday, decided to boycott the rest of the Budget session in the Parliament over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "raincoat" remark against his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh. The party further said that they will conclude the "story which the Prime Minister has scripted".
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Congress Should Say Sorry, Says Minister Venkaiah Naidu In Row Over PM Narendra Modi's 'Raincoat' Remark
The Congress should apologise, said union minister Venkaiah Naidu today, rejecting the main opposition party's demand for an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "raincoat" remark in parliament about his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh.
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'He Demeans Himself': Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At PM Modi Over 'Raincoat' Remark
An angry Congress set the tone for the Budget session today, threatening to boycott both houses of parliament until Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologises for his "raincoat" remark about his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh in the Rajya Sabha today. Rahul Gandhi has called it "saddening and shameful."
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PM Narendra Modi's Dig At Manmohan Singh On Corruption: 'Bathing With A Raincoat'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took on his predecessor, Dr Manmohan Singh, by stating that "there is not a single black mark against him despite all the corruption. Only Doctor Saab knows how to bathe with a raincoat in the bathroom." The remark references the many corruption scandals that erupted in the government on Dr Singh's watch when the ...
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Opinion: 3 Reasons Why Modi's 'Raincoat' Metaphor Is Brilliantly Bruising
Two seemingly lightweight utterances that prompt reflection on why "mere words" are so enduring.
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UP Elections 2017: 'He Likes Peeping Into Others' Bathrooms,' Says Rahul Gandhi, In Jibe At PM Narendra Modi
Taking a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his "raincoat" barb at his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said that the PM liked "peeping into others' bathrooms".
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Will Conclude Story Scripted By PM Narendra Modi: Congress On 'Raincoat' Remark
The Congress, on Wednesday, decided to boycott the rest of the Budget session in the Parliament over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "raincoat" remark against his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh. The party further said that they will conclude the "story which the Prime Minister has scripted".
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Congress Should Say Sorry, Says Minister Venkaiah Naidu In Row Over PM Narendra Modi's 'Raincoat' Remark
The Congress should apologise, said union minister Venkaiah Naidu today, rejecting the main opposition party's demand for an apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "raincoat" remark in parliament about his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh.
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'He Demeans Himself': Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At PM Modi Over 'Raincoat' Remark
An angry Congress set the tone for the Budget session today, threatening to boycott both houses of parliament until Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologises for his "raincoat" remark about his predecessor Dr Manmohan Singh in the Rajya Sabha today. Rahul Gandhi has called it "saddening and shameful."
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PM Narendra Modi's Dig At Manmohan Singh On Corruption: 'Bathing With A Raincoat'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today took on his predecessor, Dr Manmohan Singh, by stating that "there is not a single black mark against him despite all the corruption. Only Doctor Saab knows how to bathe with a raincoat in the bathroom." The remark references the many corruption scandals that erupted in the government on Dr Singh's watch when the ...
