Rajiv Gandhi Wouldn't Have Done What Sonia Did to Me: Natwar S...

Natwar Singh, former Congress leader, told NDTV today that the strong reaction from Sonia Gandhi to his new book, proves that it "has touched a raw nerve." He claims that "50 Congressmen" called him to congratulate him for "telling the truth" in his new book.

Cracking the whip against its sulking Haryana MP Chaudhary Birender Singh who appears set to join the BJP, the Congress on Thursday night removed him from the party`s working committee and sought an explanation from the senior leader asking why he was ...

Comment · print · T T T+· T- The Hindu Stating that around 10 lakh people would be pushed to the brink of poverty if the e-rickshaws are put off-roads, the Congress has demanded the Central Government to promulgate an ordinance and ...

As with all tell-all memoirs of former loyalists, the question of intent becomes the primary issue, or at least the Congress party, including Sonia Gandhi, would like it to be so. And with Natwar Singh, there is plenty of ammunition. The post Why Natwar Singh ...

Former external affairs minister K Natwar Singh has raked up the issue of Italian origins of Congress President Sonia Gandhi, stating that no Indian would have treated a loyalist the way he was treated by her and that she had a part which was "ruthless." The ...

The ruling Congress Legislature Party will issue a three-line whip to its members to prevent any dissident legislator from opposing government bills and the budget in the Assembly.It

After targeting the Cabinet ministers of the previous UPA government for overstaying in Lutyens' bungalows, the Ministry of Urban Development has now trained its guns on three Congress chief ministers. Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan ...

7 Must Reads: Congress divided over Sonia Gandhi-Natwar Singh issue; Indians in Saudi Arabia face rights abuses Even as Congress president Sonia Gandhi said she was not hurt at the revelations of her former aide Natwar Singh and she will write her own ...

In a crucial court hearing for the Congress party, the Delhi High Court will on Friday hear the petitions moved by its national president Sonia Gandhi and vice president Rahul Gandhi in connection with the National Herald case. Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul ...