Rahul Gandhi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's digital reach continues to soar as his personal YouTube channel achieves a groundbreaking milestone. With an unprecedented 20 million subscribers, PM Modi stands as the only world leader to achieve this remarkable feat on his personal YouTube platform.

A video clip of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's interaction with Harvard University students has gone viral on social media, drawing criticism for his philosophical concepts on life and death

RahulGandhi's comments were directed at the response of BJP MPs when intruders breached security, releasing smoke in the Lok Sabha. He pointed out the swift retreat of the BJP members, highlighting their fear despite their vocal assertions of patriotism.

In a telephone conversation, PM Modi conveyed his distress about the incident, emphasizing the inappropriateness of such behavior in the sacred Parliament complex. Vice President Dhankar assured the Prime Minister that he remains committed to upholding constitutional principles despite the insult

There is no substance in Congress's allegations of dictatorship nor in Rahul Gandhi's claim of dissatisfaction arising from unemployment. Why are Congress leaders doing the misdeed of encouraging terrorist activities in the name of unemployment, asks Prem Shukla

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court granted rights regarding gender identity and sexual orientation to same-sex couples, leaving the recognition of their marriage to the discretion of Parliament.

In response, senior Congress leader KC Venugopal accused Delhi Police of politicizing the event, stressing that it was the police, reporting to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who labeled it a terror attack.

The Congress party faced criticism for seemingly politicizing the Parliament security breach, with its social media chief, Supriya Shrinate, posting a tweet highlighting Rahul Gandhi's stance during the incident. Social media users criticized the party, suggesting that standing "unfazed" appeared cowardly compared to MPs actively confronting the intruders

Congress and corruption are the two faces of the same coin. This cancer of corruption is limited to not only Congress but its allies as well. That is why when Prime Minister Narendra Modi openly says 'Na Khaunga aur Na khaane doonga', Opposition members start a combined campaign against him, says Prem Shukla

Emphasizing the party's commitment to the rights of the underprivileged, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said, "We will pursue this matter to ensure that the impoverished receive their due."