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Rahul Gandhi's Diwali Party For Congress Leaders Amid 'Vote Chori' Row

Rahul Gandhi's Diwali Party For Congress Leaders Amid 'Vote Chori' Row

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US President Donald Trump celebrated Diwali in the Oval Office on a Friday, hosting prominent Indian and Indian‑American guests. During the private ceremony, entrepreneur Vishal Gondal presented the President with a copy of the devotional hymn Hanuman Chalisa, and later shared details of the gift on social media.

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    The minister urged public representatives and leaders across the State to celebrate Diwali with Indiramma house beneficiaries

    — Deccan Chronicle

  • right · 3 outlets

    Rahul Gandhi went from table to table where over 100 leaders were seated and interacted with them, wishing them ahead of Diwali, a leader said.

    — NDTV

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Rahul Gandhi went from table to table where over 100 leaders were seated and interacted with them, wishing them ahead of Diwali, a leader said.

Coverage arrived over 41 hours — first from The Federal, latest from The Avenue Mail.

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Rahul Gandhi's Diwali Party For Congress Leaders Amid 'Vote Chori' Row

Rahul Gandhi went from table to table where over 100 leaders were seated and interacted with them, wishing them ahead of Diwali, a leader said.

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