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Rahul Gandhi is unlikely to contest the election or change his stand Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot is considered a frontrunner for the post Gehlot is likely to be challenged by a G-23 member Shashi Tharoor

Kamal Nath has resigned as the leader of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) on Thursday Sonia Gandhi has also approved the proposal to appoint Dr Govind Singh as the Leader of CLP, Madhya Pradesh The Madhya Pradesh Assembly polls is scheduled to be held towards the end of next year.

Mehbooba Mufti had an hour-long meeting with Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Monday evening The visit suggests the possibility of the PDP coming closer to Congress in the upcoming days Sources claimed that some major activities can be expected in this regard soon

Prashant Kishor has successfully handled Assembly poll campaigns of the TMC, the DMK and the YSRCP and has relations across party lines He recently met Rahul Gandhi amid talk of his joining the Congress party and assuming a key role of election management

Congress leader Gandhi will address the virtual meeting at 11 am She will hear out the view of all its MPs in both houses of Parliament on the COVID-19 situation Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will also be there

On the occasion of the Congress party's 136th Foundation Day, we need to know that Mahatma Gandhi wanted to disband the party He wanted it to transform into a social service organization after independence The Congress was founded by a British bureaucrat Allan Octavian Hume, who came to India from Scotland in 1849

Talking about pending GST dues of West Bengal, she said, "We had to get Rs 4,100 crore in May, June, but we have not received it. So how do we run the government?" "The pandemic is ongoing, and we are not getting a single paisa... I can tell our state stands to get Rs 53,000 crore from the Centre" "We have written to the PM, but there has been no response. If the Prime Minister does not listen to us, then we all (states) collectively should approach the SC," she said

In politics, everything revolves around power and there is no right or wrong. Loyalty is greater than any ability Ashok Gehlot maintained his loyalty to the Gandhi family and was saved him today as he was earlier rewarded. On the contrary, Sachin Pilot's wings were clipped Sachin Pilot has so far not said anything in front of the camera, but it is being said that he can hold a press conference on Wednesday to indicate his future plan

Ashok Gehlot said that there is nothing in Sachin Pilot's hands, it is the BJP which is running the show "BJP has arranged that resort and they are managing everything. The same team which worked in Madhya Pradesh is at work here," he said I have not complained against them, the party was forced to remove them because their attitude was not good for the past six months

PM Narendra Modi calls all party meet today to discuss ongoing conflict between India and China, This meeting will held around 5pm today. Watch this report to know who are going to attend this meet

Sonia Gandhi said, "Many BJP leaders made inciting comments creating an atmosphere of fear and hatred."  

The film is based on a similarly titled the book by Sanjaya Baru, the former media advisor of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. 

The chief minister has also held meetings with leaders of other opposition parties in the state, including Jammu and Kashmir Congress President G A Mir and DPN chief Ghulam Hassan Mir.  

Congress president Sonia Gandhi, who was hospitalised on Sunday after complaints of food poisoning, is stable and progressing well, the administration of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital said on Thursday.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi has written a personal letter to the people of her Lok Sabha constituency – Raebareli – explaining reasons for her absence from campaigning in the poll-bound state of Uttar Pradesh.

Police said that Umesh Verma who sustained injuries in the clash, succumbed to his wounds at a hospital here, while undergoing treatment.

Congress will be in minority in the 22-member panel (15 from Lok Sabha, 7 from Rajys Sabha) whose composition is decided by respective strength of the parties in both houses of parliament.