Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi interacts with ex-servicemen in Dehradun (Uttarakhand). the ex servicemen thanked Rahul Gandhi for UPA govt's decision to approve one rank- one pension policy.
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Monday, February 24, 2014
Rahul Gandhi interacts with ex-servicemen in Dehradun
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Rahul Gandhi at Dehradun in Uttarakhand attacks BJP, Part 02
Dehradun: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday kick-started his party's campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls by addressing a mammoth party rally in Dehradun. While speaking on the occasion, he took on the BJP for its divisive politics and anti-people policies. "The opposition (BJP) is not serious about people's pain. They indulge in divisive tactics. While Congress wants to empower people, the opposition wants to grab people's rights. Their aim is just to grab power by any means", said Rahul Gandhi and also took a dig indirectly at BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi by commenting "They think that if they get PM post, all problems will be solved
Rahul Gandhi at Dehradun in Uttarakhand attacks BJP, Part 01
Dehradun: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday kick-started his party's campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls by addressing a mammoth party rally in Dehradun. While speaking on the occasion, he took on the BJP for its divisive politics and anti-people policies. "The opposition (BJP) is not serious about people's pain. They indulge in divisive tactics. While Congress wants to empower people, the opposition wants to grab people's rights. Their aim is just to grab power by any means", said Rahul Gandhi and also took a dig indirectly at BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi by commenting "They think that if they get PM post, all problems will be solved".
Rahul Gandhi addresses Congress rally in Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Dehradun: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday kick-started his party’s campaign for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls by addressing a mammoth party rally in Dehradun. While speaking on the occasion, he took on the BJP for its divisive politics and anti-people policies. “The opposition (BJP) is not serious about people’s pain. They indulge in divisive tactics. While Congress wants to empower people, the opposition wants to grab people’s rights. Their aim is just to grab power by any means”, said Rahul Gandhi and also took a dig indirectly at BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi by commenting “They think that if they get PM post, all problems will be solved”.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Rahul Gandhi visits flood-hit Uttarakhand
New Delhi: Congress Vice President Rahul
Gandhi on Monday arrived in flood-hit Uttarakhand, where several people were
killed and thousands still stranded, to review the rescue operations.
On Monday, Rahul Gandhi along with his
mother and Congress President Sonia Gandhi had flagged off trucks carrying
relief materials to calamity-hit Uttarakhand. Trucks carried food articles,
medicines, clothes and blankets for the flood-affected people.
Last week, BJP had questioned why RahulGandhi did not visit flood-hit Uttarakhand. But the fact is that party's top
leadership, including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President
Sonia Gandhi, were monitoring the rescue and relief operations in the flood-hit
hill state.
"It should not matter who has gone (to
flood-hit areas) and who has not. The focus should be on rescue and relief
operations. Both Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and party chief Sonia Gandhi are
monitoring the situation. VIP visits hamper relief operations. Sonia Gandhi has
not visited Uttarakhand keeping this in mind. She will visit as soon as the
situation improves," Congress spokesperson Raj Babbar had told reporters
when asked about Rahul Gandhi's absence. The Government and the Congress party
are busy battling the massive tragedy.
On June 19, the Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan
Singh and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi had conducted an aerial survey of the
flood-hit areas of Uttarakhand on last Wednesday. Congress President had directed all party MPs
and MLAs to donate their one month salary for relief work in the flood-ravaged
Uttarakhand. She had also directed all party MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
to give Rs 10 lakh each from their MPLAD fund for carrying out relief work
there.
The Congress party had also set up a PCC
control room at Dehradun to accelerate the relief work.
Uttarakhand: Sonia Gandhi flags off trucks carrying relief materials for flood-victims
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Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Monday flagged off trucks carrying relief materials for Uttarakhand flood victims. Trucks left from the party headquarters in New Delhi. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi also was present during the occasion.
Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi flag off relief material for U'Khand floods victims
Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Monday has flagged off trucks carrying relief materials for Uttarakhand flood victims from New Delhi. Trucks left from the party headquarters in New Delhi. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi also was present during the occasion.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi flag off relief material for Uttarakhand floods victims
New Delhi: Congress President and UPA
Chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Monday has flagged off trucks carrying relief
materials for Uttarakhand flood victims. Trucks left from the party headquarters
in New Delhi. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi also was present during the
occasion.
Top Congress leaders were present at the
AICC headquarters where Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi flagged off 24 truckloads
of relief supplies in addition to the 125 trucks already sent to Dehradun.
Besides these two, leaders present on the occasion included Delhi Chief
Minister Sheila Dikshit, Finance Minister P Chidambaram, Road Transport
Minister Oscar Fernandes and, political secretary to Congress President Ahmed
Patel, AICC General Secretaries Ambika Soni and Ajay Maken.
Sonia Gandhi had on June 19 along with
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh conducted an aerial survey of rain-ravaged areas
in Uttarkhand where flash floods have claimed over a thousand lives. So far,
80,000 people have been evacuated but more than 15,000 are still stranded
across the state.
Congress President had on Friday directed
all party MPs and MLAs to donate their one month salary for relief work in the
flood-ravaged Uttarakhand as the magnitude of the flash flood tragedy continued
to unfold taking the death toll in the rain fury to 1,000.
She
had also directed all party MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to give
Rs 10 lakh each from their MPLAD fund for carrying out relief work there,"
party's communication department in-charge Ajay Maken had told. Congress has
currently 203 members in the Lok Sabha and 72 in Rajya Sabha.
The party had also set up a PCC control
room at Dehradun to accelerate the relief work. AICC Secretary Sanjay Kapoor
and the party's wing Seva Dal's chief Mahendra Joshi have been sent to Dehradun
to monitor the work.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Rahul Gandhi visits Dehradun to interact with Congress workers
On the international Women's day on March 8, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi visited Dehradun to boost the Congress workers in the state of Uttarakhand.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Rahul Gandhi talks about democratic election process in Youth Congress and NSUI
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is interacting with the media in Uttarakhand. We are in the process of implementing democratic measures in the elections in both Youth Congress and NSUI informed Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi said that he could get good knowledge about proper internal democratic elections from Kerala, and he is trying to implement those across the country.
Friday, August 24, 2012
Rahul Gandhi: When we are talking youth, we are talking about 70% of our population
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi while interacting with the media in Uttarakhand said that the youth constitutes 70% of the population in the country. He was responding to a question whether Congress would allow more young candidates to contest in the coming elections.
Rahul Gandhi: My goal is to empower the YC and NSUI
My goal is to ensure that more and more youngsters enter politics through Youth Congress and NSUI and I fully concentrate on these jobs. I do not have any other target as of now, said Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi while talking to the media persons in Uttarakhand.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Rahul Gandhi: We should promote youth through democratic process
If we promote the youth through democratic processes, automatically he can grow more and can prove his ability for leadership. This is the way to promote more youngsters to leadership, said Rahul Gandhi. The Congress General Secretary was interacting with the media in Uttarakhand.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Rahul Gandhi talks about the Indians who were held captive by Somalian pirates
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is talking to the presspersons in Uttarakhand. He replied to various questions including the democratic process in the Youth Congress and NSUI. He also said that IUndia government is taking measures to get the 18 Indian freed from the captivity of Somalian pirates.
Monday, August 13, 2012
I see myself as a soldier of Congress and not a yuvraj
I do not like some people call me yuvraj of Congress, said Rahul Gandhi categorically while interacting with the press persons in Uttarakhand. I consider myself as a soldier of Youth Congress, NSUI and the Congress party. And I am totally against these term yuvraj, added Rahul Gandhi.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Rahul Gandhi: My task is to handle the affairs of YC and NSUI only
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is addressing a press conference in Uttarakhand. “I am a General Secretary of the Congress in charge of Youth Congress and NSUI. These two are only coming under my jurisdiction and I am not handling any other role” said Rahul Gandhi. My focus is only these two out fits and nothing beyond that, he added.
Rahul Gandhi talks about the global economic crisis
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is talking to the media in Uttarakhand. “We are passing through a crisis, which is certainly a short term. But the present crisis can be a good challenge to big Asian countries and countries like India and China can be benefited”, added Rahul Gandhi.
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Rahul Gandhi: Nuclear power is the fuel of the future
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is interacting with the media in Uttarakhand. He responded to various questions including the nuclear treaty with the US. “We should fix our priorities. According to me we should focus on energy, education and infrastructure, said the Congress leader”. Nuclear power is the fuel of the future. We should concentrate to address the issues in these fields and find out solutions to overcome the issues and we should surge ahead, added Rahul Gandhi.
Rahul Gandhi: Political leaders should beyond electoral benefits
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi while interacting with the media in Uttarakhand want all the political leaders in India should think more constructively. “If India want to become a super power, all the political leaders should think more constructively and should think beyond electoral gains. This is the feeling of many youngsters in politics in all the parties”, hoped Rahul Gandhi.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Rahul Gandhi: Some parties are against internal democracy
The surprising fact is that Akalidal’s youth organization in Punjab is against the democratization, informed Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi. “Their leaders are calling our Youth Congress leaders and ask what are you doing. Why you are pressing for democracy,” wondered Rahul Gandhi.
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