In ‘market of hate’, a Congress leader’s march to ‘unite India’
Experts say Rahul Gandhi’s march is an effort to revive fortunes of a party that dominated Indian politics for decades.
Experts say Rahul Gandhi’s march is an effort to revive fortunes of a party that dominated Indian politics for decades.
Priyanka Gandhi, sister of Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi and one of the youngest scions of India’s most fabled political family, officially enters politics ahead of national elections.
Narendra Modi’s combative tone has won him legions of admirers but a unifying opposition is confident the prime minister is on his way out.
Rahul Gandhi’s elevation comes as the 132-year-old party struggles to challenge the political dominance of Modi’s BJP.
Forty-seven year-old Gandhi family scion has emerged as the main challenger to PM Narendra Modi for 2019 polls.
Government claims demonetisation is a success but opposition says the move caused job losses and economic slump.
Hindu groups accuse Hadiya, who converted and married to a Muslim man, a victim of ‘Love Jihad’, now top court agrees to hear her version.
More than 55 percent of undertrials in India are either Muslims, Dalits or tribals, according to official data.
Demonstrations are growing in Gujarat state with Dalits leaving dead cows at government offices after caste beatings.
