New Delhi: Congress leader Shashi Tharoor today said it would have been good if Rahul Gandhi had attended the Budget Session but expressed confidence that the Congress Vice President would return from his break with

New Delhi: The debate over leadership in Congress that kicked up after Rahul Gandhi's sudden leave refuses to die down with party leaders speaking in different voices.Some maintain that it's time that Rahul takes over

New Delhi: The Congress, led by Sonia Gandhi as party president for the last 17 years, is right now at the cusp of a major tectonic shift. The doting mother is unwilling to carry on

Bijnor: Social activist Anna Hazare, who is spearheading agitation against the Land Acquisition Bill, today said Prime Minister will not accept his suggestions on the issue as Narendra Modi is “allergic” to him.  “Prime Minister

New Delhi: Congress president Sonia Gandhi has finally agreed to pass the baton of presidency to his son and party vice-president Rahul Gandhi. Reportedly, Rahul will head the next session of AICC meet that is

Panaji: The Youth Congress in Goa wants Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to break his silence and lend his voice to the protests against RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's comments against Mother Teresa.When asked if Gandhi,

New Delhi: Congress today dismissed any projection of a rift between Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi and described as “personal opinion” recent remarks by senior leaders Kamal Nath and Digvijay Singh about confusion and generation

New Delhi: A united Opposition today stalled proceedings of the Lok Sabha seeking an apology from Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu for his remarks made yesterday, forcing him to say he did not intend

New Delhi: In Allahabad, posters reading ‘Congress ke senapati laa-pata' have been put up announcing a big reward for anyone providing information about party vice-president Rahul Gandhi's whereabouts.The posters, having big images of Rahul, also

New Delhi: Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh has said that party vice-president Rahul Gandhi, who is presently on a ‘leave' from the Parliament, is angry from ‘old guards' within the party line who are blocking

New Delhi: Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh today dismissed speculation that Rahul Gandhi could “run away” from politics and maintained that he is made of “sterner staff” and will return to lead the party.The AICC

New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi's sudden sabbatical to reflect upon the future course of the party may be a prelude to his elevation as Congress President.There are indications that Gandhi, who is currently the Vice President,

New Delhi: In an interesting development, a Congress worker has claimed that he has spotted party vice-president Rahul Gandhi spending time lonely in the Uttarakhand hills.Jagdish Kumar Sharma, the Congress worker, has also released photos

Chennai: Condemning the remarks of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Mother Teresa, Tamil Nadu Congress Committee President EVKS Elangovan today said BJP should rein in Hindu outfits.“The remark of Bhagwat is condemnable. The BJP should

Ever since the news of Congress VP Rahul Gandhi going on ‘leave' has circulated in media, the Gandhi scion has become the hot topic on social media.Apart from opposition leaders targeting the party saying ‘country

New Delhi: Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh has found fault with the “timing” of Rahul Gandhi's sabbatical but defended his decision to take time out to reflect in the wake of a string of electoral

New Delhi: Congress has told its state units to merge all the real estate owned by the party and form trusts to manage them. The move will make it the largest land owner in politics

New Delhi: Congress vice president will miss part of the Budget session as he has taken leave of absence.He has taken this decision to stay away from active politics for some time to reflect upon

New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi's surprise sabbatical has exposed faultlines in the electorally-battered Congress, which is bracing for a generational change. The party has tried to downplay Gandhi's sudden move saying he is the leader and

New Delhi: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi will miss the first part of the Budget session as he wants to stay away from active politics for some time to reflect upon the party's humiliating defeats