Citing data, Mallikarjun Kharge accuses Centre of denying fuel price relief despite cheaper crude
The Congress president pointed to data from the Press Information Bureau and questioned the Centre’s pricing policy.
The Congress president pointed to data from the Press Information Bureau and questioned the Centre’s pricing policy.
According to reports, the Congress may replace Siddaramaiah with Kharge. In that scenario, KC Venugopal could be elevated as the new Congress chief.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over rising inflation, unemployment and the condition of the economy, alleging that the Centre had failed to provide relief to citizens struggling with financial hardship.
The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday slammed the Opposition Congress, accusing the party of double standards on promoting…
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday paid tribute to former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on his martyrdom day, describing him as a visionary leader whose policies helped shape modern India through advances in technology, governance, education, and public welfare.
Mahagathbandhan leaders are saying the highest first-phase voter turnout in the state's history is a clear sign of change. The NDA sees it differently—an enthusiasm of voters to retain the Nitish Kumar-led government. But what exactly is in the minds of the people of Bihar will be known when the final results are declared on November 14.
Addressing a public meeting in Raja Pakar, he took a dig at Nitish Kumar saying that the JD(U) chief has taken oath nine times as the Bihar Chief Minister.
Kharge also hit out at Nitish, alleging his government had done nothing for Bihar and he and PM Modi were trying to mislead the people of the poll-bound state.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has extended his congratulations to the Indian Women's Cricket Team for their historic achievement, saying they have made the nation proud.
The Congress president cited a letter written by Sardar Patel on February 4, 1948, where he expressed concern over the RSS's role in creating an atmosphere that led to Gandhi's assassination.
