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Congress Welcomes TRAI's Decision On Net Neutrality
Congress today welcomed the TRAI's decision to negate differential data pricing and ensuring net neutrality and said it "vindicates" party leader Rahul Gandhi's consistent stand on the issue.
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Rahul Gandhi Attacks Government Over Net Neutrality Issue
Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of delaying a decision on the issue of net neutrality on the "pretext" of repeated discussions and took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying his 'Digital India' scheme cannot become a "euphemism" for an Internet controlled by large remote corporations.
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Repackaged Rahul: After 3 Parliament Speeches in a Decade, 2 This Week
Rahul Gandhi accused the government of "carving out the internet to hand over to corporates" on Wednesday. He compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to former Soviet Union chief Mikhail Gorbachev. And if you didn't quite get it, he stepped out of the Lok Sabha to explain.
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Rahul Gandhi's Comment on Obama's Praise for PM Modi Had a Point
Rahul Gandhi today dedicated some of his speech in Parliament to praise for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, or rather, US President Barack Obama's praise for him. For a short while, there were some baffled faces on both the ruling and opposition benches.
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Net Neutrality in India: Rahul Gandhi Wants Parliament Debate
Raising the issue during Zero Hour, M B Rajesh (CPI-M) had alleged that the consultation paper brought out by Trai was "blatantly supporting" assault on net neutrality.
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'Please Change the Law or Write a New Law on Net Neutrality,' Rahul Gandhi Tells Government in Lok Sabha
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today addressed the Lok Sabha today on the issue of net neutrality. His comments drew a strong response from Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
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'Government Wants to Carve Out Internet for Corporates': Rahul Gandhi on Net Neutrality
In his second speech in Parliament in two days, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today attacked the government on the issue of net neutrality, saying it was trying to distribute internet among big industrialists.
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Congress Welcomes TRAI's Decision On Net Neutrality
Congress today welcomed the TRAI's decision to negate differential data pricing and ensuring net neutrality and said it "vindicates" party leader Rahul Gandhi's consistent stand on the issue.
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Rahul Gandhi Attacks Government Over Net Neutrality Issue
Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of delaying a decision on the issue of net neutrality on the "pretext" of repeated discussions and took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying his 'Digital India' scheme cannot become a "euphemism" for an Internet controlled by large remote corporations.
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Repackaged Rahul: After 3 Parliament Speeches in a Decade, 2 This Week
Rahul Gandhi accused the government of "carving out the internet to hand over to corporates" on Wednesday. He compared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to former Soviet Union chief Mikhail Gorbachev. And if you didn't quite get it, he stepped out of the Lok Sabha to explain.
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Rahul Gandhi's Comment on Obama's Praise for PM Modi Had a Point
Rahul Gandhi today dedicated some of his speech in Parliament to praise for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, or rather, US President Barack Obama's praise for him. For a short while, there were some baffled faces on both the ruling and opposition benches.
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Net Neutrality in India: Rahul Gandhi Wants Parliament Debate
Raising the issue during Zero Hour, M B Rajesh (CPI-M) had alleged that the consultation paper brought out by Trai was "blatantly supporting" assault on net neutrality.
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'Please Change the Law or Write a New Law on Net Neutrality,' Rahul Gandhi Tells Government in Lok Sabha
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today addressed the Lok Sabha today on the issue of net neutrality. His comments drew a strong response from Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad.
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'Government Wants to Carve Out Internet for Corporates': Rahul Gandhi on Net Neutrality
In his second speech in Parliament in two days, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today attacked the government on the issue of net neutrality, saying it was trying to distribute internet among big industrialists.
