Rahul Gandhi celebrated Jawaharlal Nehru’s writings as much more than simple historical accounts, describing them as a powerful reflection of India’s changing soul. He emphasized how Nehru’s words still resonate deeply, shaping and inspiring the nation’s shared identity to this day
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, speaking to a captivated audience in Colombia, described the “attack on democracy” as the most serious threat India faces today. With heartfelt urgency, he emphasized the critical importance of safeguarding and championing democratic values amid rising political challenges
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was among several opposition figures detained amid fiery protests against the Election Commission of India, Reuters reports. The demonstrators demanded urgent reforms and greater transparency as the nation gears up for the upcoming elections
Congress leader Shashi Tharoor passionately echoed Jawaharlal Nehru’s stirring words, “Who lives if India dies,” as he responded to the criticism surrounding the party’s cross-party approach, emphasizing the critical importance of national unity in these turbulent political times
