Mumbai Congress President Sanjay Nirupam

The Congress has appointed Eknath Gaikawad as Interim President of the party's Mumbai unit, following Milind Deora today confirming his resignation in a letter to Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee chief Balasaheb Thorat

The Mumbai Congress unit today launched a 'hoarding war' blaming the Bharatiya Janata Party government for the ongoing stock market crisis in the wake of the IL&FS developments.

Asserting his loyalty towards the Congress president, Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC) president Sanjay Nirupam on Monday said that only Rahul Gandhi would decide whether he was to be ousted or not.

Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam today launched a campaign to count the potholes in the city in an attempt to ridicule the civic body Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).

When journalists reached the venue for what they were told would be Congress President Rahul Gandhi's first press conference in Mumbai, they hardly expected it to end in a little over two minutes. Two minutes, 40 seconds, to be precise

When Congress President Rahul Gandhi lands in Mumbai on June 12, a thousand auto-rickshaw drivers have planned to greet him. The Congress seems to be countering the BJP's Sampark for Samarthan campaign with its 'Project Shakti', which aims to galvanise booth-level party workers.

Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam today met Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and handed over documents which he claimed proves Minister of State for Housing and Shiv Sena leader Ravindra Waikar's involvement in land grabbing.

Mumbai Regional Congress Committee president Sanjay Nirupam today demanded that Union Ministers Smriti Irani and Bandaru Dattatreya be booked under the Atrocities Act in connection with the suicide by Dalit research scholar Rohith Vemula.

Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC) chief Sanjay Nirupam has got a reprieve on publication of the controversial articles about first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru, former prime minister Indira Gandhi and Congress president Sonia Gandhi published in the party's mouthpiece 'Congress Darshan'.

Left embarrassed by articles in a party organ criticising first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's policies on Kashmir and China and calling Congress president Sonia Gandhi's father a 'fascist soldier', Congress has issued a show cause notice to the magazine's editor and Mumbai party chief Sanjay Nirupam.

Mumbai Congress chief Sanjay Nirupam appears to be in for trouble with the party high command seeking an explanation from him over the issue of articles in a party journal slamming Jawaharlal Nehru and terming Sonia Gandhi's father a "fascist soldier".

An embarrassed Congress today distanced itself from its "defunct" mouthpiece in Mumbai as some articles in it criticised former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's Kashmir policy and alleged that Congress president Sonia Gandhi's father was a "fascist soldier".

Controversial remarks about a "generational clash" within the party by Mumbai Congress chief, Sanjay Nirupam, have not gone down well with the party leadership. Several leaders have frowned upon attempts to project Vice President, Rahul Gandhi as a "group leader" within the party trying to promote the young at the cost of the old.

Congress workers, led by Mumbai Regional Congress Committee President Sanjay Nirupam, staged a symbolic protest in the city on Tuesday on the occasion of Dalit icon Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar's 125th birth anniversary.

The Congress has appointed Eknath Gaikawad as Interim President of the party's Mumbai unit, following Milind Deora today confirming his resignation in a letter to Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee chief Balasaheb Thorat

The Mumbai Congress unit today launched a 'hoarding war' blaming the Bharatiya Janata Party government for the ongoing stock market crisis in the wake of the IL&FS developments.

Asserting his loyalty towards the Congress president, Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC) president Sanjay Nirupam on Monday said that only Rahul Gandhi would decide whether he was to be ousted or not.

Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam today launched a campaign to count the potholes in the city in an attempt to ridicule the civic body Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).

When journalists reached the venue for what they were told would be Congress President Rahul Gandhi's first press conference in Mumbai, they hardly expected it to end in a little over two minutes. Two minutes, 40 seconds, to be precise

When Congress President Rahul Gandhi lands in Mumbai on June 12, a thousand auto-rickshaw drivers have planned to greet him. The Congress seems to be countering the BJP's Sampark for Samarthan campaign with its 'Project Shakti', which aims to galvanise booth-level party workers.

Mumbai Congress president Sanjay Nirupam today met Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and handed over documents which he claimed proves Minister of State for Housing and Shiv Sena leader Ravindra Waikar's involvement in land grabbing.

Mumbai Regional Congress Committee president Sanjay Nirupam today demanded that Union Ministers Smriti Irani and Bandaru Dattatreya be booked under the Atrocities Act in connection with the suicide by Dalit research scholar Rohith Vemula.

Mumbai Regional Congress Committee (MRCC) chief Sanjay Nirupam has got a reprieve on publication of the controversial articles about first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru, former prime minister Indira Gandhi and Congress president Sonia Gandhi published in the party's mouthpiece 'Congress Darshan'.

Left embarrassed by articles in a party organ criticising first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's policies on Kashmir and China and calling Congress president Sonia Gandhi's father a 'fascist soldier', Congress has issued a show cause notice to the magazine's editor and Mumbai party chief Sanjay Nirupam.

Mumbai Congress chief Sanjay Nirupam appears to be in for trouble with the party high command seeking an explanation from him over the issue of articles in a party journal slamming Jawaharlal Nehru and terming Sonia Gandhi's father a "fascist soldier".

An embarrassed Congress today distanced itself from its "defunct" mouthpiece in Mumbai as some articles in it criticised former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's Kashmir policy and alleged that Congress president Sonia Gandhi's father was a "fascist soldier".

Controversial remarks about a "generational clash" within the party by Mumbai Congress chief, Sanjay Nirupam, have not gone down well with the party leadership. Several leaders have frowned upon attempts to project Vice President, Rahul Gandhi as a "group leader" within the party trying to promote the young at the cost of the old.

Congress workers, led by Mumbai Regional Congress Committee President Sanjay Nirupam, staged a symbolic protest in the city on Tuesday on the occasion of Dalit icon Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar's 125th birth anniversary.