Rahul Gandhi On Doklam

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's relentless criticism of the government has continued over China, the coronavirus pandemic, and the economy even as senior leaders of his party have been questioning the leadership over the party's performance in Bihar state election and bypolls elsewhere.

A Chinese delegation headed by a Communist Party politburo member met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to discuss bilateral and economic ties between India and China on Thursday. They later paid a visit to the top Congress leadership for a party-specific exchange.

A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.

Rahul Gandhi, targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an interaction today in London on a range of subjects including India's border standoff with Chinese troops last year, said the "Chinese are still in Doklam". PM Modi could have stopped it had he kept a careful watch, the Congress president added.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs on Thursday could not adopt the draft report on Doklam issue due to lack of quorum as most of the BJP members stayed away from the meeting.

Rahul Gandhi today attacked Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj over her statement in parliament yesterday on the Doklam standoff with China. The face-off was resolved through "diplomatic maturity" and there was "not an iota of change" in status quo on the ground, Sushma Swaraj had said in the Lok Sabha.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor which also includes Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Doklam issue, saying he hoped the "56 inch strongman" has a plan to deal with the situation.

Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over reports that claim China has found an alternate route to Doklam.

Claiming that there had been no troop build-up by China in Doklam since its standoff with India ended in August last year, top government officials today told a parliamentary panel that India was not concerned about what happens within Chinese territory located north of Doklam.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his election rallies in Gujarat today for a strong comeback to Rahul Gandhi's weekend tweet on "hugplomacy," accusing the Congress of celebrating the release in Pakistan of 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed. He also asked the Congress vice president why he had hugged the Chinese ambassador during the Doklam standoff ear...

Seven days before Himachal Pradesh votes, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has packed in two rallies in the hill state today before he flies to Gujarat, where elections will be held next month. At his first rally in the key district of Kangra, the Prime Minister said there was an urgent need to "save Himachal from the Congress," which he said now only ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday accused the Congress of spreading lies about the Doklam standoff that he said had been revolved due to India's patience in face of a 'powerful' China.

The Congress has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to "explain" to the nation what was happening at Doklam and state his government's policy on the issue. Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at the prime minister, demanding an explanation about the new road construction being undertaken by China instead of continuing with his "chest thumping".

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday pitched for patience and restraint in handling the Dokalam standoff with China diplomatically, telling parliament that war did not resolve problems and were followed by a round of dialogue.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's relentless criticism of the government has continued over China, the coronavirus pandemic, and the economy even as senior leaders of his party have been questioning the leadership over the party's performance in Bihar state election and bypolls elsewhere.

A Chinese delegation headed by a Communist Party politburo member met External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar to discuss bilateral and economic ties between India and China on Thursday. They later paid a visit to the top Congress leadership for a party-specific exchange.

A parliamentary panel adopted a report on the Doklam issue today recommending that India should encourage Bhutan to deploy more soldiers on the northern parts of the sensitive region.

Rahul Gandhi, targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an interaction today in London on a range of subjects including India's border standoff with Chinese troops last year, said the "Chinese are still in Doklam". PM Modi could have stopped it had he kept a careful watch, the Congress president added.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs on Thursday could not adopt the draft report on Doklam issue due to lack of quorum as most of the BJP members stayed away from the meeting.

Rahul Gandhi today attacked Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj over her statement in parliament yesterday on the Doklam standoff with China. The face-off was resolved through "diplomatic maturity" and there was "not an iota of change" in status quo on the ground, Sushma Swaraj had said in the Lok Sabha.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor which also includes Rahul Gandhi, will visit border areas in Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh next month to take stock of the situation following the Doklam crisis with China, sources said.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi today took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Doklam issue, saying he hoped the "56 inch strongman" has a plan to deal with the situation.

Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over reports that claim China has found an alternate route to Doklam.

Claiming that there had been no troop build-up by China in Doklam since its standoff with India ended in August last year, top government officials today told a parliamentary panel that India was not concerned about what happens within Chinese territory located north of Doklam.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his election rallies in Gujarat today for a strong comeback to Rahul Gandhi's weekend tweet on "hugplomacy," accusing the Congress of celebrating the release in Pakistan of 26/11 mastermind Hafiz Saeed. He also asked the Congress vice president why he had hugged the Chinese ambassador during the Doklam standoff ear...

Seven days before Himachal Pradesh votes, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has packed in two rallies in the hill state today before he flies to Gujarat, where elections will be held next month. At his first rally in the key district of Kangra, the Prime Minister said there was an urgent need to "save Himachal from the Congress," which he said now only ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday accused the Congress of spreading lies about the Doklam standoff that he said had been revolved due to India's patience in face of a 'powerful' China.

The Congress has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to "explain" to the nation what was happening at Doklam and state his government's policy on the issue. Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at the prime minister, demanding an explanation about the new road construction being undertaken by China instead of continuing with his "chest thumping".

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj on Thursday pitched for patience and restraint in handling the Dokalam standoff with China diplomatically, telling parliament that war did not resolve problems and were followed by a round of dialogue.