Rahul Gandhi On Budget 2019
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After "Where Is He" Murmurs In Parliament, Rahul Gandhi's Tweet
Congress's Rahul Gandhi gave Parliament a miss this morning as the 17th Lok Sabha began after the national elections. On Day One, the elected lawmakers took oath as members of the house - led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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After Week's Break Following Pulwama Terror, Rahul Gandhi Attacks PM Modi
A week after the Pulwama terror attack in which 40 soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber, Rahul Gandhi resumed his attacks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a stinging tweet.
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Rahul Gandhi Says Farmers Insulted, Promises "Surgical Strikes" On Centre
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Friday said "surgical strikes" - one after the other - will be launched on the Narendra Modi government in the coming days by his party. Hinting at the issues on which the "surgical strikes" will be held, he said the biggest issue in front of this country was joblessness and the government has "failed completely" to ...
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"Naamdaars Won't Understand": Piyush Goyal On Congress' "Rs 17 A Day" Remark
As the Congress continues to criticise the centre's pro-farmers measures, including an annual income support of Rs 6,000 for small farmers announced today in the Interim Budget, Union Minister Piyush Goyal defended the scheme saying "naamdaars will never understand how it will benefit farmers".
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Interim Budget "A Trailer", Says PM Modi, Toasts Middle Class
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said nearly 15 crore people and their families will benefit from the government's relief schemes for the farmers and the middle class in the interim budget, which comes months before the national elections due by May.
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"Rs 17 A Day An Insult": Rahul Gandhi Shreds Farmers' Handout In Budget
In a fierce takedown of the government's Interim Budget, which includes an annual income support of Rs 6,000 for small farmers, Rahul Gandhi described Rs 17 a day "an insult" to farmers in a tweet targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Rahul Gandhi Debuts In Front Row Of Parliament Central Hall
Rahul Gandhi was a new face in the front rows of the central hall of parliament as President Ram Nath Kovind addressed both houses on the opening day of the Budget session. The Congress president sat beside former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh and Mallikarjun Kharge, the party's leader in the Lok Sabha. Rahul Gandhi's mother and former Congress ...
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Rahul Gandhi To Raise Rafale, Farmers' Issue At Budget Session: Congress
Leader of the Congress in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge said on Saturday that his party president Rahul Gandhi would raise issues relating to Rafale, farmers' distress, unemployment, demonetisation and interference into autonomous bodies like CBI by the PM Modi government in the budget session of Parliament.
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At Sonia Gandhi's Dinner For Friends From 19 Parties, A Swipe At BJP
Leaders of 19 parties made it to the dinner hosted by Sonia Gandhi that was seen to be aimed at consolidating opposition unity in parliament and beyond, particularly the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Rahul Gandhi, the Congress president called the dinner "an opportunity" for leaders to "meet and bond".
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After "Where Is He" Murmurs In Parliament, Rahul Gandhi's Tweet
Congress's Rahul Gandhi gave Parliament a miss this morning as the 17th Lok Sabha began after the national elections. On Day One, the elected lawmakers took oath as members of the house - led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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After Week's Break Following Pulwama Terror, Rahul Gandhi Attacks PM Modi
A week after the Pulwama terror attack in which 40 soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber, Rahul Gandhi resumed his attacks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a stinging tweet.
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Rahul Gandhi Says Farmers Insulted, Promises "Surgical Strikes" On Centre
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi on Friday said "surgical strikes" - one after the other - will be launched on the Narendra Modi government in the coming days by his party. Hinting at the issues on which the "surgical strikes" will be held, he said the biggest issue in front of this country was joblessness and the government has "failed completely" to ...
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"Naamdaars Won't Understand": Piyush Goyal On Congress' "Rs 17 A Day" Remark
As the Congress continues to criticise the centre's pro-farmers measures, including an annual income support of Rs 6,000 for small farmers announced today in the Interim Budget, Union Minister Piyush Goyal defended the scheme saying "naamdaars will never understand how it will benefit farmers".
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Interim Budget "A Trailer", Says PM Modi, Toasts Middle Class
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said nearly 15 crore people and their families will benefit from the government's relief schemes for the farmers and the middle class in the interim budget, which comes months before the national elections due by May.
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"Rs 17 A Day An Insult": Rahul Gandhi Shreds Farmers' Handout In Budget
In a fierce takedown of the government's Interim Budget, which includes an annual income support of Rs 6,000 for small farmers, Rahul Gandhi described Rs 17 a day "an insult" to farmers in a tweet targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Rahul Gandhi Debuts In Front Row Of Parliament Central Hall
Rahul Gandhi was a new face in the front rows of the central hall of parliament as President Ram Nath Kovind addressed both houses on the opening day of the Budget session. The Congress president sat beside former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh and Mallikarjun Kharge, the party's leader in the Lok Sabha. Rahul Gandhi's mother and former Congress ...
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Rahul Gandhi To Raise Rafale, Farmers' Issue At Budget Session: Congress
Leader of the Congress in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge said on Saturday that his party president Rahul Gandhi would raise issues relating to Rafale, farmers' distress, unemployment, demonetisation and interference into autonomous bodies like CBI by the PM Modi government in the budget session of Parliament.
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At Sonia Gandhi's Dinner For Friends From 19 Parties, A Swipe At BJP
Leaders of 19 parties made it to the dinner hosted by Sonia Gandhi that was seen to be aimed at consolidating opposition unity in parliament and beyond, particularly the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Rahul Gandhi, the Congress president called the dinner "an opportunity" for leaders to "meet and bond".
