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"Nitish Formula" Proposed For 2024 In New Opposition Unity Push: Sources
After Sharad Pawar exposed a divide on the demand for a JPC probe into the Adani-Hindenburg row, opposition parties appear to be picking up the pieces of what is being seen as one more attempt at forging opposition unity.
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"So What If I Was Pushed, Our Job Is To Protect Country": Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is in Punjab to protest against new farm laws, today said "it's no big deal" that he was pushed and he fell to the ground last week during a tussle with police when he was marching to Hathras in Uttar Pradesh to meet the family of the 20-year-old victim allegedly gang raped and tortured in the UP district.
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There's always a push for me to join politics: Robert Vadra to NDTV
Even as Rahul Gandhi delivered a series of headlines at a press conference in Varanasi on Monday, it was brother-in-law Robert Vadra who escalated into a Twitter trend after he said he would be open to joining politics, "if that's what the people want." Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Mr Vadra clarified on this and said, "I think there is a time and ...
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"Nitish Formula" Proposed For 2024 In New Opposition Unity Push: Sources
After Sharad Pawar exposed a divide on the demand for a JPC probe into the Adani-Hindenburg row, opposition parties appear to be picking up the pieces of what is being seen as one more attempt at forging opposition unity.
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"So What If I Was Pushed, Our Job Is To Protect Country": Rahul Gandhi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who is in Punjab to protest against new farm laws, today said "it's no big deal" that he was pushed and he fell to the ground last week during a tussle with police when he was marching to Hathras in Uttar Pradesh to meet the family of the 20-year-old victim allegedly gang raped and tortured in the UP district.
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There's always a push for me to join politics: Robert Vadra to NDTV
Even as Rahul Gandhi delivered a series of headlines at a press conference in Varanasi on Monday, it was brother-in-law Robert Vadra who escalated into a Twitter trend after he said he would be open to joining politics, "if that's what the people want." Speaking exclusively to NDTV, Mr Vadra clarified on this and said, "I think there is a time and ...
