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Thursday, April 4, 2013

Rahul Gandhi assures more development projects for Jammu and Kashmir

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi while addressing a public function in Jammu & Kashmir said that he and his family too belong to Kashmir. Striking an emotional chord with the people he said that he has a special bond with the state of J&K. I want to build a life-long relation with Kashmir, he said. I want more and more development in Kashmir he added.

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Rahul Gandhi in Punjab exhorts youth to participation in the process of development

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is addressing a Congress rally at Punjab. He expressed happiness for the fact when many other countries are struggling, India is surging ahead. Rahul Gandhi said that country needs more youth participation in the process of development.

Monday, April 1, 2013

Rahul Gandhi in Punjab concerns over growing problems of drug addiction

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is addressing a big Congress rally at Punjab University ground. He expressed happiness for the fact when many other countries are struggling, India is surging ahead. Rahul Gandhi said that country needs more youth participation in the process of development. Rahul Gandhi also said that in Punjab 7% of the people are having problems of drug addiction.

Rahul Gandhi in Punjab: Expresses his happiness that India is moving forward

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is addressing a Congress rally at Punjab University grounds. He expressed happiness for the fact when many other countries are struggling, India is surging ahead.

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Rahul Gandhi explains Centre's efforts to improve Kargil's connectivity

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is attending apublic rally at Ladak. He recalled the affectionate relatiship Nehru Ji, Indira Ji and Rajiv Ji had with people of Kashmir. Rahul Gandhi also explained Congress-led UPA's initiatives to improve connectivity in Kargil, Ladak and other regions.

Rahul Gandhi assures more measures to ensure connectivity in Kashmir

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is attending apublic rally at Ladak. He recalled the affectionate relatiship Nehru Ji, Indira Ji and Rajiv Ji had with people of Kashmir. Rahul Gandhi also explained Congress-led UPA's initiatives to improve connectivity both by road and air in Kargil, Ladak and other regions.

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Rahul Gandhi launches three more National Highway projects in Amethi

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, who is on a one-day visit to Amethi, laid the foundation stone for three national highway projects in his parliament constituency. I feel very happy that we are now launching three more highways here in Amethi - NH 330, 931 and 931A -- connecting Raebareli to Jagdishpur, Faizabad; Chindwa to Gauriganj; Salon to Jayas -- Jagdishpur Marg; I thank Union Minister Joshi Ji for his support and initiative. Roads have an important role for development and that is why we give more focus in this direction.

Monday, March 11, 2013

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Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Rahul Gandhi, the new Congress Vice President, at Chintan Shivir

The entire Congress across the country is now tremendously happy as the young leader Rahul Gandhi was appointed as Congress Vice President. Rahul Gandhi , after taking over as the Vice President of the party made a memorable speech at the Chintan Shivir at Jaipur.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Rahul Gandhi always highlighted UPA Govt's MNREGA policy

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on many occasions said that MNREGA policy -- the flagship programme of the Congress-led UPA Government at the Centre is helpful to guarantee jobs for the rural power. He said that this is the biggest employment generation policy in the world.

Sunday, March 3, 2013

Congress has a young Vice President in Rahul Gandhi

The entire Congress across the country is now tremendously happy as the young leader Rahul Gandhi was appointed as Congress Vice President. Rahul Gandhi , after taking over as the Vice President of the party made a memorable speech at the Chintan Shivir at Jaipur.

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Oust the Left Front Govt in Tripura: Rahul Gandhi urges the people

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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday urged the people to oust the Left Front government in Tripura and elect a opro-people Congress government in the state. While addressing a big Congress rally in Agartala, Rahul Gandhi alleged that the 20 years misrule by the CPM led government did nothing for the development in Tripura.

Monday, February 11, 2013

Rahul Gandhi in Tripura takes on Left front Govt.

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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi while addressing an election rally in Tripura’s Sonamura on Monday urged the people to vote out the present Left Front government. Rahul Gandhi said, “In all other states in the country there is a government and the people. But in the Left Front-ruled Tripura, the CPM stands between the government and the common people. So, it is high time you use your valuable vote to remove the organisation standing between you and the government.”

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Rahul Gandhi: Use power to empower the voices



Speaking for the first time after being appointed as the vice president of the Congress Party, young Rahul Gandhi said that he was not seeking power for the sake of it but to use it to empower the powerless.
Speaking on the last day of Jaipur chintan shivir of the party, Rahul Gandhi thanked the Congress workers for giving him the honor of party vice president-ship and said that he would continue to learn from the senior and young leaders of the party in the future.
Rahul Gandhi also credited the Congress party for taking the country forward in the last 60 years. The new Congress Vice President added that India achieved milestones like green revolution, IT and telecom revolution, liberalization etc because people were given voices.
Rahul Gandhi also said that we have come to a point where people are seeking more voices and more accountability from the leadership. Stressing on the need of decentralization, Rahul questioned the approach of a few people occupying the entire political space. The young Congress leader stressed on the need to start respecting people for their knowledge and not alienating them.

Monday, January 21, 2013

Rahul Gandhi calls for change in system


Newly appointed Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi said it was time to repair a broken system of governance in his first speech. Rahul Gandhi was elevated as Congress vice-president at athe chintan shivir in Jaipur on Jan. 19. With 15 months for next general elections, Rahul Gandhi asked the partymen to use the power to hear the voice of the people.
 “The time has come to question the centralized, unresponsive, unaccountable systems of decision-making,” Rahul Gandhi told his partymen. “There is a young and impatient India and it is demanding a greater voice in the nation’s future and they are not going to watch silently.”
In an emotional 45-minute speech, Rahul Gandhi thanked the party for appointing him, stressed the need to eradicate corruption and said there should be a greater decentralization of power away from government. He talked about the assassination of his grandmother, former Premier Indira Gandhi, and how his mother cried in his room the night before his appointment, warning him of the dangers of political power.
Rahul Gandhi said voters are fed up with “people who are corrupt talking about eradicating corruption, and people who disrespect women every day talking about women’s rights,” reflecting on two issues that have sparked street protests over the last 18 months.
Rahul Gandhi has focused on issues facing India’s poor and how to make economic growth more inclusive, throwing his weight behind a bill to raise compensation for farmers’ land when it’s acquired for industry or roads. Rahul Gandhi’s decision to accept the new job is a big development as it sends a clear signal that the youth will get more involvement in Congress politics. 

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Rahul Gandhi's address at AICC session jaipur 20th January 2013

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Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi while delivering his first speech at Congress’ chintan shivir at the Jaipur on the concluding day said that the people of this country are his life and he will fight for them. “The people of India are my life and I will fight for the people of India and for this party. I will fight with everything I have. I invite all of you to stand up and take on this fight” said Rahul Gandhi amidst loud applauds. This is a huge honour for me. Over the past 8 years and in the past 8 years the party has taught a lot to me. The party has reposed tremendous faith in me and I want to thank all of you from bottom of my heart for all the help and directions they have given me. There are people from south India who want me to speak in English. There are people of north India who want me to speak in Hindi. As a tradition I will first speak in English and then in Hindi. In 1947 India was liberated, not by arms, but by unleashing the voice of our people. Other countries fought violently; they fought with weapons; they fought with death; India fought with non-violence and with voice. Everybody told us that it can not be done. They told us if we want to get rid of British you have to use violence. But the Congress party said no and also said that we are not going to use violence. We will use non-violence and we defeated the biggest empire of that time and sent them home.

Rahul Gandhi addresses AICC session

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Rahul Gandhi tells partymen at Chintan shivir: I will treat all of you equally. We should transform the system by working as a unit. We should listen to people's voices. Congress is the biggest family of the world. We need to generate more jobs, best training centres should be formed.