New Delhi: Former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit had such a stranglehold on Congress in Delhi that she refused to allow the Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh to address a single election rally saying the

New Delhi: Assembly election results are “not a referendum” against Rahul Gandhi, says Congress leader Digvijay Singh as he exudes hope that declaration of party's Prime Ministerial candidate before Lok Sabha polls would be an

New Delhi: The no-nonsense manner in which the Congress president Sonia Gandhi conducted the review meeting on Monday evening after the poll debacle in four states clearly indicates that she has returned for a more

New Delhi: Congress leader Digvijay Singh today hinted that Congress may announce its prime ministerial candidate before the Lok Sabha elections and suggested that Rahul Gandhi should be more communicative.  “We want Rahul Gandhi to

New Delhi: Rattled by the poll debacle, Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and Rahul today got into a huddle with senior leaders to carry out a post-mortem of results in the four states amid talk that

New Delhi: Congress President Sonia Gandhi's remarks on the party's prime ministerial candidate generated speculation tonight on whether her son and party Vice President Rahul Gandhi would be named for the top job.“We have not

New Delhi: Congress general secretary Janardhan Dwivedi today said, the party lost the assembly elections due to organisational weaknesses.He also admitted that "everything is not well in the central government".Replying to questions from mediapersons, Dwivedi

New Delhi: As the nation gets glued to TV sets from Sunday morning onwards to find out the results for the assembly elections in four states (Mizoram counting is on Dec 9), party managers in

New Delhi:  Rahul Gandhi is confident that Delhi Chief Minister Sheila dikshit will fare well in the Delhi assembly elections."Sheila Dikshit has done a lot of good work for Delhi, so she will do well,"

New Delhi: It was full house at the rally of BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today in stark contrast to the one addressed by Rahul Gandhi held over a fortnight ago at the same

Patiala: The BJP has said that Congress is reluctant to declare Rahul Gandhi as its prime ministerial candidate because he has failed to connect with masses.BJP leader Balbir Punj said that today Congress is facing

New Delhi: The battleground of Lok Sabha Elections is all set for 2014 and almost everyone would have eyes glued to the scion of Nehru-Gandhi family.Rahul has always been a go-getter and has strived towards

Amethi (UP): Rahul Gandhi today visited his parliamentary constituency and gifted two new trains and a railway line to Amethi  although he admitted that such steps alone would not eradicate poverty.Rahul Gandhi also stressed that

Pushkar (Rajasthan): To ensure that the underprivileged reaped harvest of growth, there is need todemolish the “thick wall” of poverty, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi said today.”Of course India wants infrastructure like better roads, rail

Balaghat (MP): As campaigning for the November 25 Assembly polls in Madhya Pradesh reached its crescendo, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said his party believes in delivering on promises it makes and cited two

Aizawl: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi has promised more jobs to Mizoram youths if Congress party retains power in the upcoming assembly elections in the state. "If it retains power in Mizoram, the Congress government would

New Delhi:  According to Congress party sources, the party vice president Rahul Gandhi will be campaigning in Mizoram tomorrow.Sources said Rahul Gandhi will hold two public meetings -- Kahrawt Ground in district Champhai and Tumpui

Bhopal: In the continuing war of words, BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi will address election rallies on poll-bound Madhya Pradesh today. Rahul Gandhi will address a rally in

Chittorgarh: Differentiating Congress from rest of the parties, Congress Vice president today termed opposition parties as anti-poor."There is a major difference between our thinking and the opposition," Gandhi told an election rally here attended by

New Delhi: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi will today address rallies in Chittorgarh and Bikaner districts in poll-bound Rajasthan, party sources said Monday.Rajasthan goes to the polls Dec 1. Results will be out Dec 8.