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The Latest Breaking News from Rahul Gandhi

CPI(M) in firefighting mode after SFI attack on Rahul's office

Congress protests erupt across the State as CM, Yechury condemn the incident

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National Herald case | How proceedings dragged on since beginning of trial

Delhi High Court set to hear on July 11 the matter of admissibility of I-T records

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SFI workers vandalise Rahul's office

Protest over buffer zone around forests turns violent in Wayanad

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Rahul Gandhi's office in Wayanad attacked, Kerala CM assures stern action

Eight activists were arrested in this connection, police said.

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Set up Peripheral Ayurvedic Research Institute in Wayanad: Rahul Gandhi

He writes to Ayush Minister

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BJP has ‘broken’ dream of lakhs of youth: Rahul on Agnipath

Mr. Gandhi also said Prime Minister Modi will have to withdraw the military recruitment initiative just like he rolled back the farm laws.

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National Herald case: ED asks Sonia Gandhi to depose late July

New Delhi The Enforcement Directorate has asked Congress president Sonia Gandhi to record her statem

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Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi raise concerns over Assam floods

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Party General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi on Thursday asked the workers of the Congress party to provide all possible help to the people of Assam who are affected by the devastating floods. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Neither scared nor threatened: Rahul Gandhi

The Congress leader was talking to party colleagues about being questioned by the ED for more than 50 hours over five days

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Agnipath is an RSS idea, alleges HDK

Mr. Kumaraswamy said that the scheme is being implemented to intrude into the activities of the armed forces

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PM Modi will have to withdraw 'Agnipath' scheme, says Rahul Gandhi

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday alleged that the Centre was "weakening" the army through the 'Agnipath' scheme, and said Prime Minister Narendra Modi will have to withdraw the military recruitment initiative just like the farm laws were rolled back. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Congress MPs, MLAs gather at party headquarters to show support for Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi is expected to address the gathering

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Morning Digest | Droupadi Murmu is NDA’s presidential pick; Uddhav govt. wobbles as Sena rebels camp in Surat, and more

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National Herald case | ED questions Rahul Gandhi for fifth day; no fresh summons issued

Rahul Gandhi has spent a total of about 54 hours at the ED office over five sittings with the investigators.

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Congress stages dharna as ED questions Rahul for fifth day

‘Personal vendetta’ behind questioning former Congress chief for more than 55 hours over five days: Singhvi

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Andhra Pradesh: Revamping cadres at grassroots level is a priority, says Congress leader

‘Coming back to power in State is difficult, but possible’

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Agnipath Row: What BJP describes as good is fatal for country, says Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi's attack on the Prime Minister came a day after Modi, referring to the Agnipath scheme for military recruitment, said decisions and reforms may be unpleasant temporarily, but with time, the country would experience their benefits. Full story on Dynamite News:

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ED questions Rahul Gandhi for fifth day in National Herald money laundering case

Rahul Gandhi has spent about 42 hours at the ED office over the last four sittings

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Will fight till the end against Agnipath, says Revanth

Move aimed at privatising the armed services, says TPCC chief

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Rahul Gandhi leaves ED office after 12 hours of questioning, summoned again on Tuesday

Rahul Gandhi has been asked by ED to continue recording his statement for the fifth day on Tuesday

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Congress calls on President Kovind to seek enquiry into Delhi Police’s ‘excesses’ against party MPs, demands withdrawal of Agnipath

Senior leader Subodh Kant Sahai courts controversy by comparing Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Adolf Hitler; party distances itself from remarks

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Bharat Bandh: Indian Youth Congress stops train at Delhi's Shivaji Bridge railway station, block the railway track, many detained

Congressmen continue to protest in Delhi over the Enforcement Directorate's interrogation of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and the Bharat Bandh called against the Centre's Agnipath recruitment scheme. Read more Dynamite News:

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Bharat Bandh: Congress protests against Agnipath Scheme and ED's questioning of Rahul Gandhi

Protests against the Agnipath scheme are continuing in many parts of the country. Congress is protesting at various places in the national capital including Connaught Place against Agnipath scheme and ED's questioning of Rahul Gandhi. Read further on Dynamite News:

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ED questions Rahul Gandhi for 4th day in National Herald case

Rahul Gandhi arrived at the ED headquarters on APJ Abdul Kalam Road in central Delhi at 11 am with his Z+ category CRPF security escort for questioning in the National Herald case

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