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Rahul back in Parliament, may open debate on no-trust motion on Tuesday

In a relief to Rahul Gandhi, the Supreme Court, in an interim order on Friday, stayed his conviction in the criminal defamation case over the ‘Modi surname’ remark. Read more on The Hindu

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Morning Digest | ITLF leaders to meet Amit Shah amid fresh clashes in Manipur; armed men damage shops of Muslims in Haryana’s Panipat, and more

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Sense of proportion: On the Rahul Gandhi case

The cause of ensuring purity in politics is not served by keeping out elected representatives from Parliament on the basis of a case that rests on flimsy grounds

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Why has not Rahul been reinstated as MP, asks Stalin

M.K. Stalin questioned why Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had not been reinstated as Lok Sabha member.

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Rahul Gandhi’s YouTube Channel on an upward swing

Subscriber base of Rahul Gandhi’s YouTube channel has grown five times as per a Congress assessment; channel witnessed a spurt during the Bharat Jodo Yatra; Congress claims Mr. Gandhi has better audience engagement than PM Narendra Modi

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Telangana folk singer Gaddar passes away

Gaddar, renowned folk singer & revolutionary balladeer, passed away in Hyderabad.

The Hindu

Maharashtra mulling law on ‘Love Jihad’ : Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis

Maharashtra Deputy CM Fadnavis says State government is mulling a law to curb 'Love Jihad' cases. Fadnavis made veiled attack on Opposition for praising SC verdict on Rahul Gandhi's defamation case, saying some people undermine institutions

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Corruption in lands dealings to be focus of TS Cong. election campaign

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Stay on Rahul Gandhi conviction | Congress sends court order to Lok Sabha Secretariat

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's conviction in a criminal defamation case was stayed by the Supreme Court, and the order was handed over to the Lok Sabha Secretariat. Congress leaders Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Jairam Ramesh questioned the delay in reinstating Rahul Gandhi

The Hindu

Bihar Congress chief reiterates party ‘cannot be ignored’, will get its due share in State Cabinet

Congress upset over delay in Bihar Cabinet expansion; party demands two more berths. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has responded positively, but two months on, hope is dwindling. Now only Congress' Murari Prasad Gautam and Afaque Alam are Cabinet Ministers.

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Will not tolerate those who harass women: Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on August 5 said people with a criminal mindset misbehaving with women will not be tolerated in the State and that he has directed police to deal with them strictly.

The Hindu

Morning digest | Ram temple in Ayodhya to be inaugurated in the third week of January 2024; three soldiers killed in Kulgam encounter, and more

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UDF celebrates Supreme Court’s stay on Rahul’s conviction

Jubilation filled the air as United Democratic Front (UDF) workers, particularly those from the Congress party, joined hands to celebrate in Wayanad on Friday after the Supreme Court granted stay on the conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

The Hindu

Trial judge failed to give reasons for maximum punishment to Rahul: Supreme Court

The court observed that an unreasoned order, especially when it targets the personal liberty of an individual, would be arbitrary, violate equality before the law and amount to unfair procedure offending Article 21 of the Constitution.

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INDIA leaders welcome Supreme Court verdict on Rahul Gandhi

Leaders of the Indian National Developmental, Inclusive Alliance on August 4 welcomed the Supreme Court judgment staying the conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case, calling it a moral victory for the coalition.

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BJP fears Rahul Gandhi, says Telangana Congress

BJP fears Rahul Gandhi, says TS Congress

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Congress celebrates SC verdict favouring Rahul Gandhi

The KPCC directed the District Congress Committees and Congress committees in block and constituencies to organise celebrations as soon as the news about the SC verdict broke.

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Lok Sabha can initiate Rahul Gandhi’s reinstatement after getting Supreme Court order

NEW DELHI: The Lok Sabha can start the process to reinstate Congress leader Rahul Gandhi as an MP from Wayanad after a copy of the Supreme Court’s order staying his conviction in the Modi surname remark case is submitted to it.

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The Times of India

Will Rahul Gandhi be reinstated as Lok Sabha MP before August 8?

NEW DELHI: The Congress has demanded early reinstatement of former party president Rahul Gandhi as a Lok Sabha MP after the Supreme Court on Friday stayed his conviction in the Modi surname remark case. It has sought his reinstatement before August 8, when the Lower House starts debating on the…

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TNCC, VCK hail SC verdict in Rahul Gandhi defamation case

Victory for democracy: Supreme Court stays conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in defamation case. K.S. Alagiri (TN Congress president) welcomes verdict, says it brings joy to those who trust Constitution & democracy, exposes Sangh Parivar & their agendas.

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SC stay on Rahul's conviction will reinforce people's trust in judiciary: Arvind Kejriwal

Former Gujarat minister Purnesh Modi had in 2019 filed a criminal defamation case against Mr. Gandhi over his “How come all thieves have Modi as the common surname?” remark.

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‘Modi surname' remark: SC stays conviction of Rahul Gandhi; says person in public life expected to exercise caution in speeches

The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the conviction of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in the criminal defamation case over the 'Modi surname' remark while saying that person in public life is expected to exercise caution while making public speeches. Read further on Dynamite News :

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Congress workers in Kerala jubilant after SC stays Rahul’s conviction in defamation case

Congress workers in Kerala erupted in elation as news about the Supreme Court giving Rahul Gandhi, Member of Parliament representing the Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency, a reprieve by staying his conviction in a defamation case against him for his remarks allegedly about the Modi community

The Times of India

Central government hatched conspiracy to target Rahul Gandhi politically: Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu

SHIMLA: Welcoming the Supreme Court's decision to grant stay on the conviction of senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Himachal Pradesh chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu said that the truth has prevailed at last.

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Fact check | Misleading social media posts add fuel to the fire in Manipur

As ethnic violence continues to roil Manipur, several posts with false and misleading claims on the ongoing crisis are being shared on social media

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