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Right Owned by Bharatiya Prakashan (RSS)Invoking Ambedkar and the Constitution: Revisiting his views on Congress, national interest and foreign forces
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The event underscored that the Indian Constitution guarantees citizens the right to voice opinions, form associations, create parties and pursue lawful struggles, offering constitutional avenues for free expression. Sonia Gandhi reflected that India remained her home after Rajiv’s assassination, recalled urging Rajiv not to become prime minister after Indira’s death, and criticised Congress for complacency and a laissez‑faire stance toward the BJP, saying that restraining Sanjay Gandhi during the Emergency could have averted much damage. An astrologer predicted PM Modi will stay in power for the next 15 years, while a former chief justice noted Modi cannot surpass Gandhi, Nehru or Ambedkar.
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The former Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, has said she decided to write about her own life after years of others doing so, describing her memoir, Belonging: A Journey of Love, as a story of growing attachment to India as well as a love story. Gandhi made the remarks in a written interview to The…
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The Constitution of India grants citizens the right to express their opinions, form associations and organisations, establish political parties, and engage in lawful struggles. It provides constitutional avenues for individuals, organisations and political parties to express their views freely and…
