RAHUL GANDHI KARNATAKA POLICY
PM Modi swiped his Metro smart card to buy my ticket, says D K Shivakumar
During a light-hearted moment, Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar recounted a playful encounter with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who swiped his card to cover Shivakumar's Metro fare. This amusing incident highlighted the importance of collaboration in governance for national progress. Additionally, Shivakumar acknowledged Karnataka's vital role in bolstering India's economy and the enhancement of public transportation and children's education during their journey.
"Not only illegal but will also affect farmers": Congress' Manickam Tagore affirms opposition for Mekedatu dam
Manickam Tagore condemned DK Shivakumar's comments about Mekedatu dam construction during an event with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He claimed that the project violates Supreme Court rulings and harms Tamil Nadu farmers' livelihoods. Tagore urged the central government to deny approval without consulting lower-riparian states like Tamil Nadu. He emphasized the importance of protecting state rights against unilateral actions by Karnataka.
Telangana to provide gig workers Rs 5 lakh accident cover, Rs 10 lakh health insurance: Rahul Gandhi
Telangana has announced a new welfare scheme aimed at supporting gig workers in the state. The initiative includes accident insurance amounting to Rs 5 lakh and health insurance of Rs 10 lakh. Workers will receive 1% of each transaction for their deliveries directly into their bank accounts. This payment will be facilitated through a dedicated gig workers' board.
Congress believes in making workers partners, will stand by gig workers: Rahul Gandhi in Hyderabad
Congress and Telangana government have launched the Gig Workers’ Social Security and Welfare Scheme in Hyderabad. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi emphasized the importance of data rights for gig workers during the event. He noted that workers currently lack access to their work-related information from digital platforms. Additionally, he addressed the challenging working conditions faced by gig workers while promising improvements.
Telangana BJP chief under house arrest over call to stop Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Summit
N Ramchander Rao, the president of Telangana BJP, faced house arrest due to his opposition to the Bharat Summit. He claimed that the Congress government was collaborating with anti-Bharat forces. KTR criticized Rahul Gandhi for participating in the summit while ignoring crucial issues in Telangana. There are allegations regarding misuse of taxpayer money related to the summit's expenses.
Nehru's 51 cartons of letters: BJP asks Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi to return documents to PMML
On Nehru's birth anniversary, BJP spokesperson CR Kesavan called for the return of Nehru's correspondence. The letters, held by Sonia Gandhi since 2008, include communications with Edwina Mountbatten and other prominent figures. Kesavan emphasized that these documents are part of the nation's heritage and should not be privately owned. The Ministry of Culture has confirmed that the documents are not missing and their return has been solicited.
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PM tapping my phone, alleges LoP Rahul Gandhi without giving any evidence
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi claims that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is tapping his phone to monitor him. He asserts that evidence supporting his allegations is stored on his device. Gandhi expressed reluctance to debate Modi in Parliament due to being silenced in the past. He linked his previous accusations to broader concerns about foreign influence and national loyalty. However, he has not provided any evidence to substantiate his phone-tapping claims.
"Rahul Gandhi must get his head examined": Keralam BJP chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar dismisses phone-tapping claim
Chandrasekhar said, "Rahul Gandhi, I can only safely say to him, with all respect, must get his head examined. Nobody is bothered tapping his phone. Nobody is interested in tapping his phone. If anybody is interested, it's to understand why his brain only functions on lies day after day."
Rahul Gandhi files reply in defamation case linked to Hathras gangrape case
Rahul Gandhi has submitted his reply regarding the defamation complaint related to his statements in Hathras. The court previously dismissed the complaint, prompting Gandhi to challenge this decision. Legal representation for three acquitted men claims Gandhi's remarks were defamatory and insulted them. A notice seeking damages was issued to Gandhi after his comments during a village visit. The next hearing is scheduled for December 7, following the judge's leave.
Rahul Gandhi, his family and party never respected Constitution, Ambedkar: Chirag Paswan
Chirag Paswan accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress leaders of disrespecting the Constitution and BR Ambedkar. He highlighted that Prime Minister Modi demonstrated his respect for the Constitution upon assuming office. Paswan also mentioned the speculation about a special Parliament session to advance a controversial delimitation bill. He claimed some Congress MPs support the proposal despite their leadership's objection.
Rahul Gandhi alleges PM Modi has his 'phone tapped', renews one-on-one debate challenge
Rahul Gandhi has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of having his phone tapped, claiming the Prime Minister knows about information he possesses on alleged foreign interference and anti-national activities. The Congress leader renewed his demand for a one-on-one public debate, as the BJP urged him to raise the issues in Parliament.
Sonia Gandhi's life to be made into a Telugu film? Congress leader Jagga Reddy announces plans based on her autobiography Belonging: A Journey of Love. Here's what we know
The autobiography of Sonia Gandhi has made its global debut on November 10. Recently, Congress leader Jagga Reddy unveiled ambitions to adapt this memoir into a Telugu feature film, seeking Rs 2 crore in funding during a party gathering. This interpretation aims to depict the various stages of Gandhi's life alongside major moments and personal obstacles.
Neither Rahul nor I ever received a penny: Sonia Gandhi on National Herald issue
Sonia Gandhi emphasizes that neither she nor Rahul received any benefits from the National Herald revival. She describes the emotional impact of political attacks on Rahul by the BJP and highlights his resilience. Despite facing numerous politically motivated legal cases, Rahul remains focused and committed to his work. Sonia narrates the revival process of National Herald and explains the legal challenges they faced.
BJP’s Sudhanshu Trivedi takes dig at Sonia Gandhi: “Gave up PM post, became Super PM"
BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi has revived questions about Sonia Gandhi's influence during the UPA government, alleging that she functioned as a 'Super PM' after declining the top post in 2004. He cited her Cabinet Minister-ranked position as National Advisory Council chairperson, while Gandhi's memoir revisits why she chose Manmohan Singh to lead the government.
Rahul's friends skipped his birthday party after Indira Gandhi's 1977 poll defeat: Sonia
Sonia Gandhi's memoir recounts how Rahul Gandhi's seventh birthday in 1977 turned sombre after all but one of his invited friends stayed away following Indira Gandhi's electoral defeat. She describes how the incident exposed the impact of political hostility on the Gandhi family's children and became an early lesson in human relationships.
"Bogus movement led by bogus leader Rahul Gandhi": Pralhad Joshi targets Congress over ethanol blending row
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi accused the Congress of misleading the public regarding ethanol blending in petrol. He stated that Congress's criticism aims at political appeasement of minorities and Rahul Gandhi. The Karnataka government supports claims of substantial ethanol blending by oil marketing companies, despite their denial. Joshi argued there is no commercial logic to the Congress's claims considering petrol and ethanol prices.
'Rahul, joy to us all, but especially his grandmother': Sonia recalls son's chubby childhood in memoir
Sonia Gandhi shares her recollections of her son Rahul's early years and his relationship with Indira Gandhi. She describes her initial feelings of exclusion during the planning of Rahul's naamkaran ceremony and how she addressed them. Sonia recalls Indira's affectionate yet sometimes frustrating comparisons of Rahul to veteran leader Kamalapati Tripathi. Despite tensions, Sonia learned to communicate effectively with Indira, often through brief notes.
Sonia Gandhi has not seen 'horrific' photo of Rajiv's remains taken after assassination: Book
In her tell-all memoir, "Belonging: A Journey of Love", former Congress president Sonia Gandhi says her son Rahul Gandhi and daughter Priyanka Gandhi Vadra deliberately kept the image from her, instructing their staff not to hand her any newspaper or magazine without vetting it.
Family disputes resurface as Sonia Gandhi holds Sanjay responsible for Emergency: KC Tyagi
Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD)leader K C Tyagi said there was a discussion at the time of the Emergency that Sanjay Gandhi, Om Mehta, Siddhartha Shankar Ray and Bansi Lal were opposed to any kind of compromise and wanted confrontation.
'I'll have to come back for his funeral': Sonia Gandhi recalls son's words ahead of Rajiv Gandhi's assassination
Sonia Gandhi reflects on the night of her husband Rajiv Gandhi's assassination in May 1991. She recounts her son Rahul's ominous premonition about Rajiv's security just months prior. Priyanka informed her of the tragedy after a bomb explosion in Sriperumbudur. As the family dealt with the shock, they struggled to comprehend the devastating news. The memoir captures the profound grief and chaos following Rajiv's death, highlighting family resilience.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi likely to visit Imphal on November 26
Rahul Gandhi is expected to visit Imphal on November 26 to meet internally displaced persons and assess the situation. He aims to understand the ongoing violence and insecurity that have affected the state. Recent ethnic clashes have resulted in significant casualties and a large number of displaced individuals. This trip follows a prior visit to relief camps in Manipur earlier this year.
BJP criticises Congress president Kharge for controversial Diwali remark
BJP spokespersons have criticised Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge for referring to Diwali as a 'Khushiyon Ka Eid'. They accused Kharge and Rahul Gandhi of disregarding the significance of Hindu festivals and altering their identities. The criticism emphasizes that Diwali is an essential festival with unique traditions and sanctity. BJP representatives question why Kharge would not reciprocate the sentiment by calling Eid a 'Diwali of joy'.
Telangana BJP threatens black-flag protest against Rahul Gandhi's November 14 visit
Telangana BJP President Ramchander Rao announced plans to protest Rahul Gandhi's upcoming visit to Telangana. The BJP claims that Congress has failed to fulfill election promises made three years ago. Rao emphasized that Gandhi lost his moral right to visit the state due to these unfulfilled commitments. Additionally, Telangana Minister Mohammad Azharuddin expressed support for Gandhi's call for an open debate.
Rahul Gandhi demands clarity on ethanol blending in petrol from PM Modi amid Karnataka findings
Rahul Gandhi has called on Prime Minister Modi to clarify the ethanol blending limits in petrol. Karnataka officials claim independent tests revealed excessive ethanol levels in petrol samples. According to Gandhi, 11 out of 14 tested samples exceeded the 20% ethanol limit. Oil companies like HPCL, IOC, and BPCL have denied these accusations regarding the blending practices.
Priyank Kharge accuses Centre of misleading public over ethanol blending, alleges violations
Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge claimed the Central government is misleading citizens regarding ethanol blending in petrol. He referred to laboratory reports showing blending levels exceeding announced limits, which he stated benefit certain companies. Kharge highlighted discrepancies in government statements regarding ethanol blending being an experiment only. He also addressed rising prices attributed to the government's policies impacting essential services like public transport.
Rahul Gandhi questions Centre over excess ethanol in E20 petrol, seeks action against oil companies
Rahul Gandhi has raised concerns regarding high ethanol levels in petrol sold in Karnataka. He claims that numerous petrol samples exceeded the prescribed limit of 20%. Oil marketing companies have disputed these allegations, asserting their fuel meets regulatory standards. Karnataka authorities are seeking accountability and transparency regarding fuel quality. An investigation into the matter has been called for to protect consumer interests.
"Don't be afraid": Rahul Gandhi reiterates open debate call; says Amit Shah should 'not confuse' PM Modi
Rahul Gandhi has renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an open debate, asking Amit Shah to convince the PM to accept it rather than confuse him. The exchange follows Shah's invitation to discuss the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Parliament, intensifying the BJP-Opposition confrontation.
Rahul Gandhi prefers street brawl than debate in Parliament, says BJP leader Sambit Patra
BJP leader Sambit Patra claimed that Rahul Gandhi avoids parliamentary debates and prefers street confrontations instead. He challenged Gandhi to engage with his own party members regarding the SIR exercise allegations. Patra defended the SIR process against Congress accusations and cited data on voter deletions. He emphasized the importance of the Election Commission as a constitutional body amidst opposition claims.
'You became MP in 2024, so will you resign?': Ravi Shankar Prasad to Rahul Gandhi
Ravi Shankar Prasad criticised Rahul Gandhi during a BJP conclave regarding the alleged electoral irregularities. He questioned whether Gandhi and his party members would resign following these claims. Prasad emphasised that the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh should also consider resignation if he persisted with these accusations. The conclave aimed to address the anti-Sikh riots and the struggles faced by victims and survivors.
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