Ramdev On Rahul Gandhi

A video of Baba Ramdev publicly praising Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been making rounds on social media.

Speaking at the Infocomm 2016 conference in Kolkata, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev said that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee might be criticising the government on the notes ban, but in her heart she thinks it's a "good thing".

The court's order came on a petition filed by Ramdev seeking directions restraining any coercive action against him for his controversial 'honeymoon' remark.

Rahul Gandhi today hit back at the BJP and its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi over digs at his visits to the homes of Dalits.

In the backdrop of a row over yoga guru Ramdev's 'honeymoon' remark against Rahul Gandhi, the Election Commission (EC) on Saturday came out with fresh guidelines against making "malicious" statements about the private life of individuals and said those who do this will not be allowed to hold programmes during polls if they violate the orders.

The Congress has strongly condemned yoga guru Baba Ramdev who said in Lucknow yesterday that the party's vice-president Rahul Gandhi visits homes of Dalits "for honeymoon and picnic."

As political parties slug it out in the Battle for 2014, India's longest elections ever, the challenge for the Election Commission will be to keep the political discourse dignified.

Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh has blamed Baba Ramdev for a shoe attack at Rahul Gandhi at a rally in Dehra Dun on Monday.

A video of Baba Ramdev publicly praising Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been making rounds on social media.

Speaking at the Infocomm 2016 conference in Kolkata, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev said that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee might be criticising the government on the notes ban, but in her heart she thinks it's a "good thing".

The court's order came on a petition filed by Ramdev seeking directions restraining any coercive action against him for his controversial 'honeymoon' remark.

Rahul Gandhi today hit back at the BJP and its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi over digs at his visits to the homes of Dalits.

In the backdrop of a row over yoga guru Ramdev's 'honeymoon' remark against Rahul Gandhi, the Election Commission (EC) on Saturday came out with fresh guidelines against making "malicious" statements about the private life of individuals and said those who do this will not be allowed to hold programmes during polls if they violate the orders.

The Congress has strongly condemned yoga guru Baba Ramdev who said in Lucknow yesterday that the party's vice-president Rahul Gandhi visits homes of Dalits "for honeymoon and picnic."

As political parties slug it out in the Battle for 2014, India's longest elections ever, the challenge for the Election Commission will be to keep the political discourse dignified.

Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh has blamed Baba Ramdev for a shoe attack at Rahul Gandhi at a rally in Dehra Dun on Monday.