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"I'll Tell Sam Pitroda": Rahul Gandhi's Offer To Popular Tamil Nadu YouTube Cooking Group
The way to Tamil Nadu's heart may be through its stomach this poll season. Even if not, Rahul Gandhi's recent appearance in a video of the Village Cooking Channel has surely left the men behind the increasingly popular YouTube group beaming and starry-eyed. Appearing only months ahead of the state assembly elections, the video is making quite a spl...
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Rahul Gandhi Letter LIVE Updates: Not Correct For Me To Select New Congress Chief
As Rahul Gandhi stepped down as Congress chief, party sources indicated today that a new president will be chosen "within a week". Mr Gandhi told reporters that the party should choose a new president "quickly and without further delay" and that he was not part of the process at all as he had already resigned.
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"Should Prove He Can Do It": Rajinikanth Says Rahul Gandhi Shouldn't Quit
Rahul Gandhi should stay and "prove he can do it", actor-politician Rajinikanth said on Tuesday, reacting to the Congress chief's decision to quit the post over the party's dismal national election performance.
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Congress Leader, Upset Over Demand For Proof Of IAF Strike, Quits Party
In what could be seen as a jolt to Bihar Congress ahead of the parliamentary election, senior leader and spokesman Binod Sharma resigned on Saturday, contending that the party should not have demanded evidence of Balakot air strike.
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He Said "Captain Sahab Is Like His Father": Wife Defends Navjot Sidhu
Navjot Singh Sidhu's comment about Amarinder Singh not being his Captain, is the result of misrepresentation of facts, his wife Navjot Kaur has said. Three ministers of Punjab have openly criticised Mr Sidhu's remark, suggesting that he should quit his post in Mr Singh's government if he could not look upon him as the leader.
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Unnamed Congress Stalwarts Blamed By Party, But Rahul Gandhi Exempt
After the unmitigated collapse in Uttar Pradesh, Congress leaders appear to have agreed upon two matters: that the party is in unprecedented crisis and that Rahul Gandhi's run as boss should not be truncated.
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"I'll Tell Sam Pitroda": Rahul Gandhi's Offer To Popular Tamil Nadu YouTube Cooking Group
The way to Tamil Nadu's heart may be through its stomach this poll season. Even if not, Rahul Gandhi's recent appearance in a video of the Village Cooking Channel has surely left the men behind the increasingly popular YouTube group beaming and starry-eyed. Appearing only months ahead of the state assembly elections, the video is making quite a spl...
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Rahul Gandhi Letter LIVE Updates: Not Correct For Me To Select New Congress Chief
As Rahul Gandhi stepped down as Congress chief, party sources indicated today that a new president will be chosen "within a week". Mr Gandhi told reporters that the party should choose a new president "quickly and without further delay" and that he was not part of the process at all as he had already resigned.
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"Should Prove He Can Do It": Rajinikanth Says Rahul Gandhi Shouldn't Quit
Rahul Gandhi should stay and "prove he can do it", actor-politician Rajinikanth said on Tuesday, reacting to the Congress chief's decision to quit the post over the party's dismal national election performance.
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Congress Leader, Upset Over Demand For Proof Of IAF Strike, Quits Party
In what could be seen as a jolt to Bihar Congress ahead of the parliamentary election, senior leader and spokesman Binod Sharma resigned on Saturday, contending that the party should not have demanded evidence of Balakot air strike.
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He Said "Captain Sahab Is Like His Father": Wife Defends Navjot Sidhu
Navjot Singh Sidhu's comment about Amarinder Singh not being his Captain, is the result of misrepresentation of facts, his wife Navjot Kaur has said. Three ministers of Punjab have openly criticised Mr Sidhu's remark, suggesting that he should quit his post in Mr Singh's government if he could not look upon him as the leader.
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Unnamed Congress Stalwarts Blamed By Party, But Rahul Gandhi Exempt
After the unmitigated collapse in Uttar Pradesh, Congress leaders appear to have agreed upon two matters: that the party is in unprecedented crisis and that Rahul Gandhi's run as boss should not be truncated.
