BJP leader Narayanan Thirupathy condemns Congress for their alliance with DMK, a party that had previously called Indira Gandhi a "female Hitler" and demanded the release of Rajiv Gandhi's assassins. He accuses Congress of prioritizing power and wealth over Rajiv Gandhi's sacrifice, and becoming subservient to DMK leader M. K. Stalin.
A recent interview with Mani Shankar Aiyar, where he claimed that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi failed twice in college, has sparked controversy within the Congress party. While many party leaders have condemned Aiyar's remarks and called him 'mentally unstable', others have gone as far as dubbing him a 'sleeper cell of BJP'. The video was shared by BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya, who took a jibe at Congress for their choice of leaders, causing further embarrassment for the party.
Senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar's comments about former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's academic failures has caused a stir within the party and given the ruling BJP more ammunition to attack the opposition. Despite criticism from within the Congress party, Aiyar's remarks have been widely circulated on social media and sparked a debate about Gandhi's legacy as a leader. While some have defended Gandhi and downplayed the significance of his academic failures, others have pointed out his contributions and achievements during his tenure as Prime Minister.
Senior Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar's comments about former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi's academic failures have caused a stir in the political world. The BJP has used Aiyar's remarks to attack the Congress party, while Congress leaders have labeled Aiyar as a "sleeper cell" for the BJP. However, some Congress leaders have defended Rajiv Gandhi's legacy and contributions as Prime Minister, while others have criticized Aiyar for repeatedly hurting the party's image.
Congress leader Manishankar Aiyar's recent remarks on former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi's academic record have caused a stir in the political arena. In an interview, Aiyar claimed that Gandhi had failed at Cambridge University and Imperial College London, leading the BJP to question how he could become the Prime Minister. The comments have reignited the debate on Gandhi's legacy and his qualifications for the country's highest office.
Rajiv Kumar, who demits office on February 18, expressed his disappointment over the delay in decision-making on long-pending cases related to electoral processes. He also emphasized on the need for clear disclosures and financial viability of political promises in order to uphold the fiscal health of the state. This comes as Gyanesh Kumar, a 1988-batch Kerala Cadre IAS officer, was appointed by the PM-led panel as the new Chief Election Commissioner of India.
After a 16-year drought since their first IPL title, Rajasthan Royals is ready to step back onto the field for the 2025 season. Under the leadership of captain Sanju Samson and new head coach Rahul Dravid, the team will face off against Sunrisers Hyderabad in their first match at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium. Fans can also mark their calendars for the detailed schedule from March 23 to May 16. Meanwhile, KKR's defending champions are also gearing up for the big win with a star-studded lineup headed by captain KL Rahul.
Uttarakhand Sports Minister Rekha Arya has extended a special invitation to Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president PT Usha to attend the opening ceremony of the 38th National Games in Dehradun. This premier multi-sporting event will see 10,000 athletes competing in 32 disciplines, with 450 gold medals up for grabs. The ceremony, which is being held at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, is being inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who also opened the previous two editions of the Games.
The Election Commission of India has announced the schedule for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, with voting to take place on February 5 and counting of votes on February 8. The recent release of the final electoral roll shows a 1.09 per cent increase in the number of voters since the last draft. CEC Rajiv Kumar addressed concerns over EVMs and the election procedure, asserting the transparency and credibility of the Indian election process. The AAP, BJP and Congress are gearing up for a three-way battle, with the AAP currently in the lead after sweeping 2020 Delhi elections.
In response to concerns raised about discrepancies in voter turnout and vote counting, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar clarified the process of EVM commissioning and security measures. He assured the public that EVMs are tamper-proof and backed his statements with court judgments stating that hacking or altering results is impossible. Kumar also explained the mock poll process done in the presence of election agents to further ensure transparency.