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In a balancing act, Congress on Tuesday said it would
welcome efforts for a negotiated settlement of the Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri
Masjid dispute but made it clear that the Allahabad High Court verdict
does not condone the demolition of the mosque.The
Working Committee of the party, which has now been converted into a
...Steering Committee, on Tuesday met and discussed the issue threadbare
in the wake of the verdict by the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High
Court.“The Indian National Congress respects the judicial process with regard to the Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid title suit.“However,
we must now await the final decision of the Supreme Court as and when
the appeal is filed,” the party said releasing a document after a
meeting of Congress Working Committee chaired by party President Sonia
Gandhi.Congress General Secretary Janardan Dwivedi
told reporters that while the party would welcome any initiative for a
peaceful solution to the problem through negotiations, it would not
take any initiative on its own.He declined to comment on the court verdict saying the party would not like to give any “value judgement” on it.“It’s
a High Court judgement and everyone should respect it,” he added.
(MORE) PTI AMR The consensus in the meeting was that it was important
to underline that the verdict in no way condones the demolition of the
Babri Masjid on December 6, 1992 which was a “shameful and criminal act
for which the perpetrators must be brought to justice.”The
party was also of the view that any distortion of the verdict by
communal forces was detrimental to the larger national interest and
would cause harm to the nation’s mood and desire for peace and harmony.The
CWC’s response was in the backdrop of senior BJP leader L.K. Advani
saying the court verdict vindicated his Rathyatra and that it was a
case of faith upheld by law. Sources said that a
few party members attacked Mr. Advani and SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav
for their reactions over Ayodhya verdict.Home Minister P. Chidambaram, who briefed the CWC on the issue, also touched upon how the minorities have viewed the verdict.
Apart from Ms. Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, a total of
eleven party leaders including R.K. Dhawan, Satyavrat Chaturvedi and K.
Keshava Rao as also Union Minister Ambika Soni participated in the
deliberations on the Ayodhya issue as well as on the situation in
Kashmir.Party leader Rahul Gandhi, AICC General
Secretaries Digvijay Singh, Ghulam Nabi Azad and Prithviraj Chavan,
Defence Minister A.K. Antony and party veteran Arjun Singh could not
make it to the meeting. While Arjun Singh is unwell, others were not
present in Delhi. Ayodhya: Congress would welcome settlement but won’t negotiate.
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Congress general secretary, Rahul Gandhi today said flattery can have no place in the party and its youth wing.

"Those who believe in flattery should leave Congress or Youth Congress and join BJP," he said at a meeting here.He said the days of using friends or relativ...es to make progress in the Congress were also over."I have put an end to flattery in some states," Rahul said, adding that this will happen soon in Madhya Pradesh also.The Congress general secretary said that if tribals wanted to ensure their development, they must bring forward good leadership.Rahul suggested them to emulate tribals in Orissa who worked for their rights. He also paid tributes to the leader of Opposition in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly, Jamuna Devi who passed away recently.
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Aakash Kumar happy to hear such ,,
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33 minutes ago · LikeUnlike · Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE Rahul Gandhi imparts honesty lessions.
"The days when people were appointed in Youth Congress on the
recommendations of senior party leaders are over now. The hard working
candidate would get posts in Youth Congress," Gandhi said while
addressing gathering of Youth Congress in Betul District of Uttar
...Pradesh.
He further added that they need to be honest while carrying out their responsibilities.
On the second day of his three-day visit to Madhya Pradesh, the
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday visited Dhondwada
village in Betul district of the state.
Rahul paid homage to the former Madhya Pradesh minister and district
Congress president Ashok Sable. Sable passed away on Monday following a
heart stroke.
He addressed around 1,000 youth Congress workers from four
parliamentary constituencies of Betul, Khandwa, Hoshangabad and
Chhindwara at Lal Bahadur Stadium in Betul.
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Kalanath Mishra भारत को बहुत उम्मीदें हैं राहुल जी से।उनके साथ भारत के भविश्य के बहुत से सपने जुरे हुए हैं। राहुल जी भी शायद अपनी इस जिम्मेवरी से वाकिफ़ हैं।
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Gandhi today visited Dhondwada village here to pay respects to
former Madhya Pradesh minister and district Congress President
Ashok Sable, who passed away yesterday. After returning from Dhondwada, Rahul addressed around
1,000 youth Congress workers from four parliamentary
...constituencies of Betul, Khandwa, Hoshangabad and Chhindwara
at the Lal Bahadur Stadium. The stadium dais adorned the picture of the 61-year-old
leader who passed away here after suffering a massive heart
attack. Rahul said Sable had been a minister twice but lived a
life of total simplicity as was evident from his house in
Dhondwada. "A man should not be known by his big house, big car or a
big watch," he said. Rahul said the days when people were appointed in Youth
Congress on the recommendations of senior party leaders were
over. "Now only those people who work would get posts in Youth
Congress," he added.Rahuls pays tributes to Sable.
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Naren Babu Flattering is a dangerous venom which spreads slowly but has the victim succumb
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Loading... · Naren Babu There should be no place for flattering in the party as it may spoil the atmosphere of the party being hale and hearty
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Loading... · Maneesh Verma ‎"The post of honor is a private station." ---Joseph Addison
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Selvi Srinivasan if we misuse and not accountable may be law can come in.....
2 hours ago · LikeUnlike · Devendra Kumar Tiwari Corruption flourished --- bcoz of nogood citizens? why it is not imposed please try tofind out... honestly and honest reply will surely bring a positive change in our attitude...remember what Priyanka GAndhi said: Treat Politicians as Public Servant then only they will deliver good results"
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SUPPORT ME FOR FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION AND POVERTY..RAHUL GANDHI,

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Devendra Kumar Tiwari to stop corruption we need to eradicate poverty...make sure that all get education and good health services equally irrespective of financial status...
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Loading... · Hemanth H G Gowda we cant stop corruption........but i can stop from my side
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Maneesh Verma Expose & get killed! The PMO appointed CVC before anointing CRB. Both r tainted! Isn’t it moral & academic corruption?
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Chetan Pandey एक दूसरे पर दोषारोपण करने के नाटक का मंचन करते हुए दोनों ही सरकारें महंगाई की मार झेल रहे आम इंसानों का मज़ाक उड़ाने के सिवाय कुछ नहीं कर रहीं ..केंद्र और राज्य सरकारें कब तब जनता की आँख में धूल झोंकती रहेंगी....
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What is it about Manmohan Singh and inflation?! There seems to be
some karmic connection between the prime minister and the price index.
As a young economist of 41, Dr Singh earned his spurs slaying the
dragon of hyperinflation under the admiring gaze of the prime minister
...of the day, Indira Gandhi. The spectre of inflation had come to haunt
India in 1972-74. The fiscal consequences of a war with Pakistan and
the creation of Bangladesh, of a post-War election and the spending
compulsions of the time and, finally, the first oil shock combined to
send prices spiralling.The opening line of the annual Economic Survey of the Union Ministry of
Finance for 1974-75, published in February 1975, ironically four months
before Emergency was declared, read as follows: “By all accounts,
1974-75 was a year of unprecedented economic strains in the history of
independent India. However, it was also a year of determined action on
the part of the government, demonstrating vividly the basic resilience
of our democratic polity in grappling with crisis situations.”
The Survey’s author, the Government of India’s chief economic
adviser Manmohan Singh, had reasons to be pleased. A year earlier, he
had been summoned by Prime Minister Gandhi and told that neither the
Reserve Bank of India (RBI), nor the ministry of finance, nor any other
economic policy-making institution was able to get a grip on the price
problem. Did he have any ideas?
Dr Singh’s crafting of the anti-inflation strategy of 1974-75 earned
him Mrs Gandhi’s respect and admiration. The rest, as they say, is
history. He was made secretary, economic affairs, in the Union finance
ministry at 44, and RBI governor at 50, the second youngest after C D
Deshmukh (who became governor in 1943 at the age of 47).
But the spectre of inflation returned to haunt Dr Singh in1992. The
combined effect of the 1991 devaluation and a sharp rise in commodity
prices contributed to the “stagflation” of 1992. A year later, he was
once again claiming credit for restoring to the economy its growth
momentum of the 1980s, but with a lower fiscal deficit, higher foreign
exchange reserves and a lower rate of inflation.
But Dr Singh and the price index did not live happily ever after. In
his six years as prime minister, he has had two major episodes of
inflation. The first, in 2006, was triggered mainly by the global hike
in commodity prices. The sharp increase in oil, minerals and food
prices the world over got imported into India.
Dr Singh tried to educate public opinion at home that this
“imported” inflation was a global phenomenon. It was a view that found
endorsement from two very different quarters. On the one hand, The
Economist (UK) said so editorially. On the other, Cuba’s supremo Fidel
Castro told Dr Singh, when he called on him in his hospital room in
Havana in September 2006, that developing country inflation was being
caused by the diversion of land from food crops to biofuels. Rising oil
prices had contributed to inflation, and so did rising commodity
prices, a consequence of such land diversion to biofuels.
In India, the government of the day was attacked and even the
Congress Party kept blaming it for not doing enough to control prices.
So much so, in February 2007 a senior spokesperson for the party, now a
Union minister, attributed the party’s defeat in the state assembly
elections in Punjab to the government’s mismanagement of inflation!
Last week, as the Parliament’s monsoon session kept getting
disrupted on the issue of inflation, nobody from the Congress party or
the central government made the point that the Centre alone cannot be
held responsible for food price inflation in India. It is as much, if
not more, the responsibility of state governments. Why stall a debate?
Why not take the battle into the enemy’s camp?
The Congress party is in office on its own in less than half a dozen
states. The Bharatiya Janata Party is in office in as many, the Left
rules its bastions and UPA allies run state governments too. If the
Centre has been remiss in not managing the food economy well, and
perhaps that is a fair charge (given that the food and agriculture
minister has been busy playing cricket!), what have the states done to
increase food production, ensure better procurement and better
functioning of the public distribution system?
The political economy of inflation management does not make the
Centre alone the villain of the piece. Acts of omission and commission
by state governments are as much to blame for inflationary pressures
building up in the economy. Rather than be defensive on inflation, the
Congress party must come forward with a reasoned defence of its
actions, stating clearly where states, many administered by national
opposition parties, have failed as well.
As so often in the past three decades, in the past six years also
mismanagement of the food and agricultural economy and populism in
providing fertiliser and energy subsidies have all contributed to the
resurgence of inflation. All political parties are equally responsible
for these pressures and state governments must deliver too on better
management of the food economy.
Indeed, the Congress party would only be mocking the people and
making a mockery of governance if, on the one hand, it legislates a
Right to Food Bill, and, on the other, pays no attention to the
policies and the infrastructure required at the state level that would
ensure both adequate production of food and its proper distribution.
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“As far as inflation is concerned, rate of it in the decline mode. And
in the days to come the prices will be cheaper for the goods”.

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Rajshri Roy very good we are happy..to know. we commoners were eagerly waiting for this:)) congress ki barthe kadam har kadam pe bharat buland.
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Loading... · Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE The idea that we have been developing
across the country is very powerful. The idea is that if you have youth
organization, the youth organization should be built by the youth. We
had spectacular results in this process in a number of states. We are
very confident that we give the youth of MP an instrument that will
...have their voice be heard. I think it is very important that youngsters
should come to politcs. It is very encouraging what I have seeing in
all the states particularly in MP.


I am in charge of Youth Congress and NSUI. And the entire Youth
Congress and NSUI is going to be elected. So the equivalent of the AICC
in Youth Congress is going to be elected. The reason I believe in this
is that I think the youth should have the same politics. I think it is
very important that they step out and they define the politics in this
country. That’s why as far as I am concerned, both the NSUI and the
Youth Congress will be fully democratic. There is not a single
nomination in these organization. Not one nomination.
I believe in the responsibility that I have been given. I have been
told to fix the Youth Congress and the NSUI. And in my jurisdiction we
have a fully democratic elective system. The fact of the matter is that
I am here to build the Youth Congress and give the youth of Madhya Pradesh a
mechanism to raise their voice. And this is not a short term job, this
is a long term job. And this is job I will spend a significant amount
of time in it.
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Rajshri Roy great going its true you have united congress once again...because of rahulji todays youths are taking lot of interest in politics...youths are reaching all sections of society and all are taking active part in politics... youths are str...iving hard to erdicate corruption andbridge the gap between urban and rural.. great achivement by rahulji...all the best to rahul brigade.
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Loading... · Pawan K Shrivastava Congress has got a strong vision and dediaction in the form of Rahul jee and youths of India.
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Loading... · Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE Politics is the ultimate means to solve various problems facing the
nation....
Youth to join politics to help
solve "burning issues" in the country, such as terrorism. The role of youth in transforming the scenarios of India,
saying “If young people do not enter politics, then the pace of
...development will get stagnant and at times not even be possible. It is
time the younger people join politics to make a difference so that the
burning issues confronting India, such as terrorism, are solved.” Rahul
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Rajshri Roy youth in politics brings revolution in a country. it helps in developing the entire mass. youths can reach all part of the country and bridge the gap between urban and rural. the development of the masses is the development of the nation. m...ass forms the nation...so for the development of our nations we need development for the poor,downtrodden,farmers and toiling masses. congress is one party which does not disc.........riminate our society on the grounds of caste,creed,relegion...th............e leader of masses rahul gandhi by breaking all quotes of discrimination.....have reached out his hand for all section of the society for the nations betterment...he is inspireing the youth to be leaders and help him in devoloping the country. we are proud to get a leader of the masses like rahulji.
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Loading... · Ashutosh Mishra ‎@rajshri…very true..Rahul Gandhi endeavor helped congress regaining grounds in state of U.P…marginalized and vulnerable hv shown faith in him…as far as youth is concerned..There should be systematic effort for building the perspectives of ...youths in congress..i….n majority cases youths who join the politics r driven by power n money motives…
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Loading... · Pawan K Shrivastava Exactly.. If we want to change the Society and make our country developed we youths will have to join politics. Politics gives an immence oppourtunity to work for the Nation and to serve our People.
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Loading... · Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is on a 3 day Youth Congress
membership drive to Madhya Pradesh. At Tikamragh Rahul Gandhi said that
if you want to put an end to the interference of musclemen & local
goons in Bundelkhand you will have to join the Youth Congress.The
Central package for Bundelkhand is being monitor...ed but the BJP is into
corruption, which we have to stop...
At Sheopur while interacting with students he asked “Here, who all
believes in Chamachagiri-please raise your hands”.Further he said that
if you want to have an organization which is not gripped by
“Chamachagiri” you need to have a fair election. And for this election
every member will have to get receipt worth Rs. 15. Educated and
intelligent youth should come forward in Politics.



Elaborating on the organizational election Congress General Secretary
said, “If you need your organisation , you need an election . In India
70% of the youth are below 40 years of age.



They don’t get place in politics. Neither BJP nor Congress, nor
Samajwadi, nor the BSP and almost none of the Political parties have
given proper representation to the youth in Politics.



Congress General Secretary after Sheopur went to Tikamgarh and then to
Rewa. On 5th October he will interact with students at Baitul,
Sendhwa& Ujjain. On the last day that is 6th October 2010 he’ll
interact with the media at Bhopal.
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RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE if you want to put an end to the interference of musclemen & local
goons in Bundelkhand you will have to join the Youth Congress. Rahul
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Loading... · Sanjeev Mishra rahul opened a new doorfor youth to politics. with his effort two lakh sixty six thousand youth joined congress.
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Lokesh Sharma देश के youth Icon बनके उभरे राहुल जी के प्रयास बहुत सराहनीय हैं, वे वास्तव में जमीनी स्तर पर कार्य कर रहे हैं.
Jai Ho...!
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Loading... · Devendra Khandelwal we always welcome that youth should take charge of governance in administrationand in politaicallellll leadership with cliear vision to create a welfare state without corruption and give leadership to country
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Rahul Gandhi reaches Tikamgarh
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi reached Tikamgarh today during his three day visit to Madhya Pradesh. http://www.istream.in/
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Rahul Gandhi with Tribals of Madhya Pradesh
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Ashutosh Mishra Tribals don’t want destruction in the name of development…pls check that how much they electricity they consume generated out of big dams constructed on their land…what share in terms of mere employment they hv in the hazardous industries c...ame up on their land…they only want their right over land, water, forest, mountains and natural resources with whom they hv lived since time immemorial…
Rahul ji they need ur support in saving their land, claiming the water for drinking flowing by their villages..they want protection of the trees whom they worship…
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10 hours ago · LikeUnlike · Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE Oct 4 (PTI) Congress General Secretary,
Rahul Gandhi said here today that if the BJP government in
Madhya Pradesh was to be changed then Youth Congress workers
must end infighting and work among the people. "Youth Congress workers must work among the people as
per the party's ideology and not be reduced to a mere fol...lower
of some leader or the other," the Congress General Secretary
said while addressing Youth Congress workers from Damoh,
Chhattarpur and Tikamgarh at the Narayan Das Khare stadium
here. Rahul said that now a worker would get a place in the
organisation only because of his work and not due to
recommendation from some senior leader. "Congress was the only party where a person from the
lower level could try to climb to the top whereas leaders from
the top were imposed in other parties," he added.Youth Cong workers must end infighting to change MP BJP govt.
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Luisella Morici Is one fantastic men !!!!!!!! One vision, one love, one heart...
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Loading... · Trilok Varade I am not a BJP supporter.but still I think that MP BJP govt.is far better than MP Congress..We all have seen the condition of MP when Congress was the ruling party...But in the rule of MP BJP everything seems better..you can see the develop...ment allover the state especially roads..everybody is happy with Mr. Shivraj singh...
If the Congress has to rule MP...then a better leader is required than Mr.Digvijay Singh...
and its the only key to success....
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10 hours ago · LikeUnlike · Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE The Madhya Pradesh High Court's
bench here today dismissed a petition filed by a ruling BJP
legislator challenging a lower court's order of initiating a
Lokayukta probe into his and others' alleged involvement in a
multi-crore land scam. A Division Bench of Justices S L Kochhar and S Waghmare
...rejected the petition of the local MLA Ramesh Mandela, stating
that it was not "worthy" of acceptance. In his plea, Mandela argued that the special court didn't
have power to order a direct inquiry against him and others,
the MLA's counsel A K Sethi told reporters. Mandela had challenged the order of Special Judge S K
Raghuvanshi, who in April, had ordered a probe by Lokayukta
(ombudsman) against him and 16 others on a petition moved by
Congress leader Suresh Seth in connection with the scam. In his petition, Seth had alleged that three acres of
government land, leased to Sugni Devi College located in the
post Pardeshipura area here, had been grabbed unlawfully
between 1999 and 2004. Furthermore, Seth had alleged that Commerce and Industries
Minister Kailash Vijaywargiya, too, was involved in the scam,
which had inflicted a whopping loss of Rs 100 crore to the
state government.
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Indore, Oct 4 (PTI) The Madhya Pradesh High Court''s bench here today dismissed a petition filed by a ruling BJP legislator challenging a lower court''s order of initiating a Lokayukta probe into his and others'' alleged involvement in a multi-crore land scam. A Divisio...n Bench of Justices S L Kochha...
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Write a comment...RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE Youths should shun sycophancy, show talent: Rahul..Oct 4:
Calling upon the youths to join the Congress, party
General Secretary Rahul Gandhi today said they should not be a
sycophant to any leader and prove their depth and dedication by
exhibiting leadership quality, and the party will assess it.
...''The
youth should work with dedication in their respective area and the
party will assess such work sincerely. The efficient youths should be
given opportunity,'' he said while attending an interaction session
with over 1000 youths from Gwalior-Chambal region.
Mr Gandhi, who
has undertaken a three-day visit to the state to give an impetus to the
ongoing membership drive of Youth Congress, said there will be no place
of criminal elements during organisational elections.
He said
elections were held in many states and actions were taken against those
who indulged in irregularities and submitted fake certificates.
According
to party sources, the youths raised questions in view of alleged
groupism in the YC fold in the state and reported domination of the
youths with criminal record in the organisation.
Mr Gandhi said
videography was being carried out during the polls and the party will
not hesitate to initiate action if any irregularity was found.
Earlier,
Mr Gandhi arrived here at around 1000 hrs from Rajasthan's Kota by a
chopper. Madhya Pradesh Congress unit president Suresh Pachouri and
President of Indian Youth Satav Rajiv Satav welcomed him at helipad. Mr
Gandhi was accompanied by Congress Secretary and in-charge of Y C
Bhanwar Jitendra Singh. After spending about one hour here, Mr Gandhi
went to Tikamgarh.
A UNI report from Tikamgarh said that addressing
the youths at Sports Authority of India stadium here, Mr Gandhi said
the service of the youths was needed to bring about changes in politics
and urged them to join the Congress.
Mr Gandhi, who explained the YC
electoral procedures to the youngsters while interacting with them,
said the future of the country will be secured in the hands of youths.
He said the Congress and the YC are not different ideologically and
both should work in tandem.
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RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE Rahul Gandhi today said they should not be a
sycophant to any leader and prove their depth and dedication by
exhibiting leadership quality, and the party will assess it.
...''The
youth should work with dedication in their respective area and th...e
party will assess such work sincerely. The efficient youths should be
given opportunity''
RAHUL GANDHI WITH A VISION FOR COMMON PEOPLE
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Loading... · Pawan K Shrivastava If we want to excel in the politics we will have to exhibit our leadership quality in every work we do..
13 hours ago · LikeUnlike · Rajshri Roy youths in politics is a gift for the nation. rahulji is the leader who is really bringing revolution in indian politics...truly youths entering politics these days are honest ethical and more cultured..this era of indian politics will be a ..................landmark in the history of indian politics......in the best possible ways implementation of democracy is taking place in a very dignified manner.the way todays youths are influenced and taking active part in politics...our future will be corruption free..there will be more literacy..the bridge between urban and rural wont be there...YES YOUTHS in politics will bring a change...join IYC...and lets play our part for developing and strengthining the nation.
jai hind