Empty symbolism: When Rahul Gandhi paid Rs 1000 for a newspaper

Congress workers celebrate a candidate's victory in Mangalore, a BJP stronghold so far. PTI Related Top Stories Having shied away from any Narendra Modi-versus-Rahul Gandhi debate so far, the Congress was today emboldened enough by its victory in ...

New Delhi, March 30: Manmohan Singh, who has always been maintaining a low profile in his long political career, seems to have expressed his desire for the first time to continue with his post if Congress gets chance to form UPA III post Lok Sabha ...

Amethi: When Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi interacted with corporate India in the first week of April, there were talks of aspirations and his vision of India but does he actually understand the vision of his constituents in Amethi? CNN-IBN ...

Speculation about possible change of guard in the Odisha OPCC ) was further fuelled on Saturday when a senior party leader said party vice-president Rahul Gandhi had indicated changes in the state organization soon. "Rahulji told us that the party's ...

New Delhi: It was a day rarely seen in Indian politics when top leaders of the country's main parties took to the stage in a bid to woo corporate India. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi pitched hard to India Inc at Confederation of Indian ...

Ahmedabad: Gujarat Congress president Arjun Modhwadia and leader of Opposition Shankarsinh Vaghela presented a roadmap of the state unit of the Congress before party vice-president Rahul Gandhi in a meeting in Delhi on Thursday. The duo was called ...

Bhopal, May 12: The man in the newspaper took out a thousand-rupee note from his wallet. There was something about the boy's eyes For Kaushal Shakya, it was a life-changing moment, though Rahul Gandhi wasn't interested in buying the Hindi daily that ...

BJP was routed out of power in Karnataka in a humiliating fashion today as Congress rode home with an impressive absolute majority in the southern state. The win saw some bizarre reactions though, with Congress ministers falling all over themselves ...

With the Congress high command appointing Kalahandi MP Bhakta Charan Das as an AICC spokesperson, speculation about him being a frontrunner to replace Niranjan Patnaik as Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) president has come to rest. Das was ...