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- Hyderabad
Telangana HC refuses to direct OU to allow Rahul’s visit
Hyderabad: In a setback to the Congress, the Telangana High Court on Wednesday refused to direct Osmania University authorities to allow party leader Rahul Gandhi to visit the campus on May 7.…
- Hyderabad
Osmania University: Row over Rahul Gandhi’s visit is due to clash of egos
Hyderabad: In 2017, Osmania University (OU) entered its centenary year, and grand celebrations were to be held. The then President of India, Pranab Mukherjee, also attended the function. However, things turned sour…
- Politics
Gujarat: Congress leadership reach out to ‘upset’ Hardik Patel
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reached out to disgruntled Gujarat Congress Committee working president Hardik Patel to sort out differences in the party unit ahead of state assembly polls, said…
- Politics
Electricity, unemployment, price rise crises in Modi government: Rahul Gandhi
New Delhi: The former Congress president Rahul Gandhi severely criticized the Narendra Modi government on Monday. “Bad governance has become the hallmark of the Narendra Modi government during the past eight years,”…
- India
BJP tweets Rahul’s video at Nepal club, Cong says he is in Himalayan nation for friend’s wedding
New Delhi: A video of Rahul Gandhi went viral on social media on Tuesday triggering a row, with the BJP saying he was at a “nightclub” when his party is “exploding”, evoking…
- Telangana
KTR, Congress raises questions over Pawan Hans disinvestment
New Delhi: Telangana IT Minister KT Rama Rao criticised the Union government led by the NDA regarding the sale of public sector undertaking, Pawan Hans. KTR tweeted, “The sale of Pawan Hans,…
- India
Congress, BJP trade barbs over Rahul’s viral video
New Delhi: The Congress and BJP on Tuesday exchanged barbs after the video of Rahul Gandhi in a Kathmandu nightclub party went viral. Both the parties were attacking each other over the…
- India
Hardik Patel drops Congress from Twitter bio, fuels talks of political switch
Ahmedabad: Ahead of any state elections, it is common for political leaders to switch sides. And Gujarat, which is going to the polls later this year, is no different on this count.…
- India
Post Congress fiasco, where will Prashant Kishor go to next?
Kingshuk Nag Prashant Kishor better known as PK made his appearance in the Indian political firmament circa 2010. A Bihari, a bhumihar, PK was working for an UN agency in West Africa…
- India
PM Modi’s ‘misgovernance’ is case study on how to ruin economies: Rahul
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that his eight years of “misgovernance” is a case study on how to ruin economy. He…
- India
‘Time to go to the real masters’, PK drops hint on next step
Patna: Election strategist Prashant Kishor on Monday dropped a hint about what his next step will be. He said that after the experience of the last 10 years, the time has come to…
- Hyderabad
Rahul Gandhi to visit Osmania University despite no permission
Hyderabad: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will go ahead with his plans to visit Osmania University here on May 7 despite the authorities denying permission for the same, a senior party leader said on…
- India
BJP creating artificial issues like ‘Hindi national language’ debate to divide Indians: Singhvi
Kolkata: Senior Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi has alleged that the BJP was creating “artificial issues” such as the debate over “Hindi as the national language” or hijab controversy to divide Indians…
- Politics
Why did Prashant Kishor decline Congress’ offer?
New Delhi: Last week, Prashant Kishor declined Congress’ offer to join the country’s main opposition party. Sources in the Congress say that Kishor wanted sweeping powers and a free hand in election…
- Opinions
TRS going national appears to be a gimmick; KCR is unsure of how to take on Congress and BJP
“Desh Kay Neta KCR” – this was the slogan that reverberated in the Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC) at Madhapur in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The posters and banners that were put up…
