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"King Doesn't Listen": Rahul Gandhi's Top 10 Quotes In Parliament
Targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi today in parliament said the gap between the "rich India" and "poor India" is widening. From Pegasus snooping row to unemployment and tensions with China, he touched on several issues.
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Breakfast Meet, 'Cycle Protest': Opposition Launches Parliament Offensive
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is all set to lead another meeting of opposition leaders this morning amid disruptions and protests in parliament over the Pegasus snooping row, the handling of the pandemic, farmers' agitation, among other issues.
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Pegasus Battle In Parliament, Opposition Draws Up Plan: 10 Points
High drama continued for the second straight day of the monsoon session of parliament amid protests and adjournments as Pegasus snooping row escalated. The Congress's Rahul Gandhi, other politicians and journalists are in the potential targets' list.
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Rahul Gandhi's "We Know What He's Been Reading" Taunt In Snooping Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after phone numbers of Indian ministers, leaders in the opposition, and journalists were found on a database of targets for hacking that used Israeli spyware 'Pegasus'.
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For WhatsApp Snooping Row, Rahul Gandhi Finds A Rafale Link
Congress's Rahul Gandhi targeted the government today over the WhatsApp breach of privacy issue, which unleashed a political storm this morning. By the evening, as the Centre said it has sought an explanation from the social media giant, Mr Gandhi - who is currently abroad on a "meditational trip", tweeted a jibe, citing the Rafale fighter jet dea...
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Arun Jaitley Defends "Big Brother" Order As He Praises NIA's Terror Arrests
Senior minister Arun Jaitley today defended a recent government order on monitoring all computers as he congratulated the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for the arrest yesterday of 10 members of an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning a terror attack.
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Ashok Gehlot Alleges Snooping As Channels Air Hotel Clip Of Hardik Patel
Amid intense speculation that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, while campaigning in Gujarat, quietly met Patidar activist Hardik Patel, a row has erupted over security footage from a luxury hotel in Ahmedabad aired on TV channels
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Blog: Delhi Police? Ha! Even Congress Leaders Don't Get Rahul Gandhi Details
There's one joke that's done the full round of Parliament today. Political reporters, always open to silly jokes, especially when it's at the cost of a neta, were heard telling each other: "Arrey, police is saying that since they heard media reporting 'Rahul is missing', they thought they'd go and help out.
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Sonia Gandhi Didn't File Contentious Form, Claims Congress. But a Copy Exists.
The Congress today declared that contrary to the government's claims, party president Sonia Gandhi did not fill out a Delhi Police form that asks for respondents to list the colour of their hair, eyes, shoe size and any identification marks.
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'There's Nothing Sinister About Profiling,' Says Delhi Police Chief on Rahul Gandhi 'Snooping' Row
Delhi's Police Commissioner said today that there is nothing sinister about a proforma of parliamentarians living in Central Delhi, as it is an old and routine procedure that busy police chiefs may not necessarily know about.
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"King Doesn't Listen": Rahul Gandhi's Top 10 Quotes In Parliament
Targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi today in parliament said the gap between the "rich India" and "poor India" is widening. From Pegasus snooping row to unemployment and tensions with China, he touched on several issues.
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Breakfast Meet, 'Cycle Protest': Opposition Launches Parliament Offensive
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is all set to lead another meeting of opposition leaders this morning amid disruptions and protests in parliament over the Pegasus snooping row, the handling of the pandemic, farmers' agitation, among other issues.
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Pegasus Battle In Parliament, Opposition Draws Up Plan: 10 Points
High drama continued for the second straight day of the monsoon session of parliament amid protests and adjournments as Pegasus snooping row escalated. The Congress's Rahul Gandhi, other politicians and journalists are in the potential targets' list.
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Rahul Gandhi's "We Know What He's Been Reading" Taunt In Snooping Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi after phone numbers of Indian ministers, leaders in the opposition, and journalists were found on a database of targets for hacking that used Israeli spyware 'Pegasus'.
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For WhatsApp Snooping Row, Rahul Gandhi Finds A Rafale Link
Congress's Rahul Gandhi targeted the government today over the WhatsApp breach of privacy issue, which unleashed a political storm this morning. By the evening, as the Centre said it has sought an explanation from the social media giant, Mr Gandhi - who is currently abroad on a "meditational trip", tweeted a jibe, citing the Rafale fighter jet dea...
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Arun Jaitley Defends "Big Brother" Order As He Praises NIA's Terror Arrests
Senior minister Arun Jaitley today defended a recent government order on monitoring all computers as he congratulated the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for the arrest yesterday of 10 members of an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning a terror attack.
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Ashok Gehlot Alleges Snooping As Channels Air Hotel Clip Of Hardik Patel
Amid intense speculation that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, while campaigning in Gujarat, quietly met Patidar activist Hardik Patel, a row has erupted over security footage from a luxury hotel in Ahmedabad aired on TV channels
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Blog: Delhi Police? Ha! Even Congress Leaders Don't Get Rahul Gandhi Details
There's one joke that's done the full round of Parliament today. Political reporters, always open to silly jokes, especially when it's at the cost of a neta, were heard telling each other: "Arrey, police is saying that since they heard media reporting 'Rahul is missing', they thought they'd go and help out.
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Sonia Gandhi Didn't File Contentious Form, Claims Congress. But a Copy Exists.
The Congress today declared that contrary to the government's claims, party president Sonia Gandhi did not fill out a Delhi Police form that asks for respondents to list the colour of their hair, eyes, shoe size and any identification marks.
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'There's Nothing Sinister About Profiling,' Says Delhi Police Chief on Rahul Gandhi 'Snooping' Row
Delhi's Police Commissioner said today that there is nothing sinister about a proforma of parliamentarians living in Central Delhi, as it is an old and routine procedure that busy police chiefs may not necessarily know about.
