Rahul and crowds skip Congress protest

Jairam Ramesh, considered close to Rahul, on the other hand said he is ready for a greater responsibility. The churning in the Congress in the light of an expected elevation of party vice-president Rahul Gandhi is showing no signs of ending. More ...

A file photo of Anna Hazare at Jantar Mantar. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint New Delhi: Terming the land ordinance as anti-farmer, activist Anna Hazare , who will hold a two-day protest against it here from Monday, said on Sunday that Delhi chief ...

Agencies, New Delhi Senior Congress leader and former Union Minister Jairam Ramesh today said his party would revive soon and its Vice-President Rahul Gandhi would soon emerge in a more assertive and larger role. In an interview with a TV ...

NEW DELHI: Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh feels that Rahul Gandhi should be more active in Parliament and conceded it would have been better if the leader had not taken leave in the crucial Budget session when the party is trying to corner the ...

JAYANTI PLAYED BALL WITH RAHUL AND RAMESH By Nantoo Banerjee If the contents of Jayanti Natarajan's letter to Congress president Sonia Gandhi and her subsequent media statements are to be believed, it is amply clear that the union ...

NEW DELHI: A day after AICC changed PCC presidents in five states, Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi is learnt to have placed the performance of eight of his handpicked PCC presidents under scanner. Sources said the future of around five of them ...

New Delhi : Beneath the outward appearance of calm, a storm from within is buffeting the Congress. Rahul Gandhi is reportedly unwilling to end his sabbatical until some influential Congress leaders are "sidelined" and the reins of the party ...

Lucknow: Capping a week of the disappearance of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, a lawyer based in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, filed a public interest litigation (PIL) before the Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court seeking to find out his whereabouts.

BYDANFES, AGENCY There may be a deeper and more unsettling reason for Rahul Gandhi's present farewell to active politics than the explanation that he has gone away to mull over the factors which led to the Congress's recent electoral reverses. ...