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The Economic Times reported that MP Nishikant Dubey questioned Sonia Gandhi’s depiction of Sanjay Gandhi as a villain and Rajiv Gandhi as a hero, challenging the narrative presented in her memoir.
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left · 2 outlets
Hyderabad: About 1,000 delegates from 70 countries, including policymakers and prominent leaders from progressive movements, will attend the second Bharat Summit scheduled to be held in Hyderabad on November 13-14. Being organised by the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee, the event coincides with…
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New Delhi, Nov 10: Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, reflecting on her equation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, also her “biggest” political adversary, in her biography, said that there has been “no real contact with him”. “Narendra Damodardas Modi has been the Prime Minister…
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A fresh political confrontation has erupted between the Congress and the BJP after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks on ideological Naxalism during his visit to Bastar. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi has once again challenged PM Modi to an open debate, questioning his statement that…
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The Bharat Summit is expected to bring together an estimated 1000 delegates from nearly 70 countries.