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Sonia Gandhi says Penguin was 'uneasy' with criticism of govt
Sonia Gandhi expressed disappointment over Penguin Random House India's refusal to publish her memoir due to government criticism. Although inclined to publish, the publisher reportedly faced internal disagreements regarding the manuscript's content. Subsequent concerns were raised regarding potential government pressure affecting the book's publication. HarperCollins India has now confirmed publication of her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love,' on November 10.
Sitharaman hits back at Rahul Gandhi over debate challenge, says Parliament is the right forum
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman responded to Rahul Gandhi's challenge for a debate by emphasizing the role of Parliament. She criticized Gandhi for not raising issues in the House and instead making them on social media. Sitharaman highlighted the frequent walkouts of Congress during discussions, questioning Gandhi's commitment to a real debate. The Finance Minister also noted a recent mock Parliament event, calling it a mockery of genuine parliamentary procedures.
Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate on foreign links, US trade deal and Epstein
Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an open debate, raising questions about India's financial system, the US deal, the Adani case and Jeffrey Epstein. Gandhi also questioned allegations of Opposition links with foreign forces and suggested RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat could preside over the discussion.
Row over Mallikarjun Kharge's remark; BJP, allies hit back; Congress defends
Responding to Kharge's statement that the Congress will send those involved in carrying out alleged irregularities in the SIR process to jail, a person from the audience shouted, "As long as there is no rebellion, (PM Narendra) Modi won't go anywhere." The Congress president shot back, saying, "Modi ka baap bhi jayega" (Let alone Modi, even his father would go).
Kharge's 'baap' remark on Modi creates furore; BJP says language associated with 'thugs'
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an event in Patna sparked controversy. After responding to an audience comment, Kharge said that Modi's father would also go away. This statement prompted strong reactions and condemnation from multiple political leaders across different parties. BJP leaders criticized Kharge's language and demanded apologies from him and the Congress party. The incident reflects ongoing tensions and disagreements in Indian politics.
Same cause, separate protests: Why Congress and CJP are keeping their distance
Rahul Gandhi expressed solidarity with all protests against electoral issues, while Congress and Cockroach Janta Party organized separate demonstrations. Both groups target electoral irregularities but have differences in their mobilization and political approaches. The relationship between them reflects tensions over political space and coordination amid ongoing protests. Recent events have highlighted how solidarity can be complex among various opposition groups challenging similar issues.
Delhi: AISA, Left workers stage protest outside BJP headquarters demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation
AISA and Left Party workers protested outside the BJP headquarters in Delhi, demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation over alleged electoral irregularities. Former Keralam Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan accused the BJP-led Centre and RSS of undermining democratic institutions and voting rights, as police detained activists amid heightened security for the CJP protest.
SIR row: CJP threatens protests if CEC Gyanesh Kumar does not resign in 48 hours
Abhijeet Dipke has accused Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of undermining voter rights and rigging elections. He warned that nationwide protests would commence if Kumar does not resign within 48 hours. Dipke claimed that the integrity of the electoral process is compromised, impacting the foundation of democracy in India. Opposition parties are urged to reconsider participation in elections under these allegations of manipulation.
Rahul Gandhi alleges '100% rigging' in Indian elections, calls ECI and BJP 'destroyers of democracy'
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi criticized the Election Commission of India for its handling of electoral roll revisions. He stated that the enemies of the Constitution have been exposed, calling it an act of treason. Multiple political leaders, including Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Mamata Banerjee, have also demanded accountability and action against the Chief Election Commissioner. The Election Commission has defended its processes, rejecting claims of electoral manipulations.
Gyanesh Kumar CEC controversy: Oppn cries ‘act of treason’, arrest calls as alleged 14 internal objections within EC ignite SIR row
Opposition attacks on Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar escalated following allegations of electoral manipulation and irregularities. Congress leaders called for criminal prosecution and demanded the resignation of the CEC amid serious accusations. The Election Commission defended its internal decision-making processes amid reports of dissent from other commissioners. Various political leaders from different parties echoed similar demands for investigation and reforms in the electoral process.
Gyanesh Kumar CEC controversy explained: What's the investigation report that has rocked ECI, what Congress, BJP and Election Commission are saying
Gyanesh Kumar CEC Row: An investigation report by a national newspaper on internal objections within the Election Commission has triggered a political row involving CEC Gyanesh Kumar and working of Election Commission of India. Here is what the investigation report revealed, what Congress and BJP said, and how the Election Commission has responded.
BJP's Sambit Patra slams Opposition amid Election Commission SIR dissent row; hails democracy
BJP MP Sambit Patra defended the Election Commission amid the SIR row, saying correspondence among the three Election Commissioners on 14 occasions showed that the poll panel had engaged in official deliberations.
Too early to say whether Rahul Gandhi will be projected as 2029 PM face: Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan; harps on Opposition unity
Prithviraj Chavan underscored that naming Rahul Gandhi as the opposition's prime ministerial candidate is premature. He highlighted the necessity of unifying regional parties to prevent vote fragmentation. Chavan is optimistic about the DMK rejoining the INDIA bloc and stressed the importance of bolstering the organizational strength of Congress while engaging with the youth.
Bharat Jodo Yatra was not to sermonise 'Mann ki Baat' but to listen to 'Janta ki Chinta': Congress
Congress leaders praised Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra as a historic turning point. The yatra aimed to listen to public concerns and challenge the ruling party's ideology. Millions of Indians supported the march, which covered thousands of kilometers across the nation. Various celebrities and opposition leaders participated in the significant public engagement. The party reiterated its commitment to rebuilding India based on its founders' vision.
"Direct assault on dignity of every Dalit citizen": Shashi Tharoor slams "BJP's ideology" amid chaos over Haldwani 'shuddhikaran' row
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor condemned a recent purification ritual as untouchability. He stated the act was unconstitutional and unacceptable under law. Rahul Gandhi also criticized the BJP and RSS for practicing untouchability openly. The controversy arose after a Congress rally in Haldwani on August 8. Kharge demanded strict legal action against those who conducted the ritual.
'BJP has nothing to do with it': U'khand Minister Khajan Das rejects Cong's claim of Kharge's insult in Haldwani purification ritual
Uttarakhand minister Khajan Das firmly rejected Congress accusations about a purification ceremony at Haldwani's Ramlila Ground, asserting that the BJP has no links to the event and accusing the opposition of distorting facts to mislead the Dalit community. Rahul Gandhi condemned the act, labeling it as untouchability and a violation of constitutional rights.
'Congress never stood by nation's unity': Dharmendra Pradhan targets party over Vande Mataram resolution
BJP MP Dharmendra Pradhan accused Congress of appeasement politics regarding the Vande Mataram song. He stated the party's true face has been exposed to the nation. West Bengal Congress President Subhankar Sarkar rejected these allegations from the BJP. Sarkar asserted the Congress party's deep connection with the national song. This exchange occurred amid a political row over the song's recitation.
"Will these traitors teach us?": Congress leader Pawan Khera slams RSS, BJP amid Vande Mataram row
Congress leaders criticized the RSS and BJP regarding the Vande Mataram controversy. They questioned the RSS's role during India's freedom struggle. Congress reiterated its adherence to historical party decisions on the national song. The party stated the BJP was politicizing emotional issues for its own gain. This controversy arose after footage from Independence Day celebrations.
Congress, Samajwadi Party flay RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, say Sangh should stop fooling people
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat today came under attack from Congress and Samajwadi Party for his controversial remarks that India is a Hindu nation.
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