Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has been holding interactive sessions across the country, an attempt to maximise participation from the people in order to strengthen the Congress's election manifesto. "We will draft the manifesto after taking everybody's suggestion into consideration," he said. On Thursday, he spoke to the members of the labour union representatives of unorganised and organised sectors and said that the main problem was that there was no way that people's power was prevalent in the Parliament. "Our selection of candidate will be completely transparent so that your voice will be heard in the parliament," he said.
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Sunday, February 2, 2014
Rahul Gandhi seeks opinion of labour sector for Congress manifesto, Part 05
Rahul Gandhi interacts with labour union representatives in Delhi on Congress manifesto
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi held an interactive session with the representatives of the labour unions, from both organised and unorganised sectors, on Thursday and said that he was learning a lot from these interactive sessions that he was having across the country
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Rahul Gandhi interacts with labour union representatives in Delhi on Congress manifesto
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi has been holding interactive sessions across the country, an attempt to maximise participation from the people in order to strengthen the Congress's election manifesto. "We will draft the manifesto after taking everybody's suggestion into consideration," he said. On Thursday, he spoke to the members of the labour union representatives of unorganised and organised sectors and said that the main problem was that there was no way that people's power was prevalent in the Parliament. "Our selection of candidate will be completely transparent so that your voice will be heard in the parliament," he said.
Rahul Gandhi in Chhattisgarh: Congress to focus on people between BPL and middle class
Rahul Gandhi: Those who think that Congress can be finished would be wiped out
RAIPUR: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, visited Chhattisgarh and interacted with the party workers and motivated grass root Congressmen on Wednesday. He promised them to bring about a big change in the working of the Congress after the upcoming post Lok Sabha polls by giving a voice to the party workers.
The Congress Vice President said that strengthening the party at the grass-root level by encouraging intense interaction with ordinary workers would be the main objective of the Congress after the general elections. The party would listen to the workers “more attentively” and decide the future course of action across the country, he said. Rahul Gandhi interacted with the representatives of various frontal organisations of the Congress and spoke for about eight minutes in the local Indoor Stadium. Nearly three thousand party workers attended the programme.
"Be prepared for a big change as no one is more important in the Congress than its worker," said Rahul Gandhi while addressing party workers at Balbeer Juneja Indoor stadium. "After the elections, I would ensure that workers are heard in the party and their views taken seriously," added the Congress leader. “A new class has been created by the Congress in last 10 years. The size of this class is huge – 70 crore. This class is above the lower income group, but also below the middle class (as far as earning is concerned)… people who are working as plumbers, taxi drivers, carpenters etc. belong to this class,” he said and added, “the new class would be economically absorbed in the middle income group if the Congress was re-elected. This class is the strength of the country.”
Rahul Gandhi reiterated that Congress was not merely a political party but a thought that could not be wiped out. While referring to the BJP’s ‘Congress-mukt-Bharat- campaign, the Congress Vice President commented that those who think that Congress can be finished would be wiped out. “The BJP leaders say they want to remove Congress from the country. But the Opposition does not understand the history, that we are not an organisation, we are an ideology; the ideology of brotherhood, respect and love. No one can wipe out Congress and whoever tries to do so, will vanish," he said.
“After winning the elections, the main focus of the Congress would be the 70 crore Indians who are now above the poverty line but still not part of the country's middle class. Our policies in the past 5 to 10 years have helped get crores of people out of poverty. Now we will ensure that these 70 crore people are uplifted to the middle class," Rahul Gandhi said. He also described various initiatives like MGNREGA, RTI and Adhaar Card as tools empowering people.
Rahul Gandhi exhorted party workers to make people aware of them. "I've given you the tools to win elections. Spread the word and explain to the people what these initiatives mean for them and I assure that no one can defeat you," he said. Rahul Gandhi also urged workers to spread out to every nook and corner of the state and ensure the party's victory on all the 11 seats. "We will not give an inch to the opposition," he said.
Earlier, the Congress leader, as part of his ongoing campaign to take views of the common people for the Congress party's election manifesto, held a closed door meeting with representatives of the panchayats and farmers. Senior state leaders and office bearers were also present at the meeting.
RAIPUR: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, visited Chhattisgarh and interacted with the party workers and motivated grass root Congressmen on Wednesday. He promised them to bring about a big change in the working of the Congress after the upcoming post Lok Sabha polls by giving a voice to the party workers.
The Congress Vice President said that strengthening the party at the grass-root level by encouraging intense interaction with ordinary workers would be the main objective of the Congress after the general elections. The party would listen to the workers “more attentively” and decide the future course of action across the country, he said. Rahul Gandhi interacted with the representatives of various frontal organisations of the Congress and spoke for about eight minutes in the local Indoor Stadium. Nearly three thousand party workers attended the programme.
"Be prepared for a big change as no one is more important in the Congress than its worker," said Rahul Gandhi while addressing party workers at Balbeer Juneja Indoor stadium. "After the elections, I would ensure that workers are heard in the party and their views taken seriously," added the Congress leader. “A new class has been created by the Congress in last 10 years. The size of this class is huge – 70 crore. This class is above the lower income group, but also below the middle class (as far as earning is concerned)… people who are working as plumbers, taxi drivers, carpenters etc. belong to this class,” he said and added, “the new class would be economically absorbed in the middle income group if the Congress was re-elected. This class is the strength of the country.”
Rahul Gandhi reiterated that Congress was not merely a political party but a thought that could not be wiped out. While referring to the BJP’s ‘Congress-mukt-Bharat- campaign, the Congress Vice President commented that those who think that Congress can be finished would be wiped out. “The BJP leaders say they want to remove Congress from the country. But the Opposition does not understand the history, that we are not an organisation, we are an ideology; the ideology of brotherhood, respect and love. No one can wipe out Congress and whoever tries to do so, will vanish," he said.
“After winning the elections, the main focus of the Congress would be the 70 crore Indians who are now above the poverty line but still not part of the country's middle class. Our policies in the past 5 to 10 years have helped get crores of people out of poverty. Now we will ensure that these 70 crore people are uplifted to the middle class," Rahul Gandhi said. He also described various initiatives like MGNREGA, RTI and Adhaar Card as tools empowering people.
Rahul Gandhi exhorted party workers to make people aware of them. "I've given you the tools to win elections. Spread the word and explain to the people what these initiatives mean for them and I assure that no one can defeat you," he said. Rahul Gandhi also urged workers to spread out to every nook and corner of the state and ensure the party's victory on all the 11 seats. "We will not give an inch to the opposition," he said.
Earlier, the Congress leader, as part of his ongoing campaign to take views of the common people for the Congress party's election manifesto, held a closed door meeting with representatives of the panchayats and farmers. Senior state leaders and office bearers were also present at the meeting.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Rahul Gandhi first face to face interview on Times Now
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi’s gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. “We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement.” Rahul said in the interview.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Rahul Gandhi's first ever interview on Times Now, Part 05
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. "We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement." Rahul said in the interview.
Rahul Gandhi's first ever interview on Times Now, Part 04
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. "We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement." Rahul said in the interview.
Rahul Gandhi's first ever interview on Times Now, Part 03
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. "We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement." Rahul said in the interview.
Rahul Gandhi's first ever interview on Times Now, Part 02
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. "We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement." Rahul said in the interview.
Rahul Gandhi's first ever interview on Times Now, Part 01
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. "We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement." Rahul said in the interview.
Rahul Gandhi's interview on Times Now
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's gave interview on Times Now channel. He talked about the contemporary political affairs as well as about Congress party. "We have brought the RTI and empowered people and we cannot call ourselves superpower until women is empowered. And that's something that one has to discuss. We empowered people in every movement." Rahul said in the interview.
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Rahul Gandhi at Wardha: We must reform political system by empowering common man
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Wardha: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi visited Sewagram in Wardha, Maharashtra and interacted with the representatives of the Panchayat Leaders from across the country to seek their views on the party manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. "Earlier the manifesto used to be made behind the closed doors. This time we are making the manifesto after speaking to the people, women, SC/STs and whatever suggestions you give will be included in the manifesto. If our party comes to power, we will implement whatever is there in the manifesto. I thank you all for coming from far distances” he started his opening remarks. He added that the power lies within a handful of people.
Rahul Gandhi at Wardha: stresses for the the need to give more power to local leaders part 04
Wardha: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi visited Sewagram in Wardha, Maharashtra and interacted with the representatives of the Panchayat Leaders from across the country to seek their views on the party manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. Earlier Rahul Gandhi had made similar interactions at Bangalore, Bhopal and Amethi.
Rahul Gandhi at Wardha: stresses for the the need to give more power to local leaders part 03
Wardha: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi visited Sewagram in Wardha, Maharashtra and interacted with the representatives of the Panchayat Leaders from across the country to seek their views on the party manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. Earlier Rahul Gandhi had made similar interactions at Bangalore, Bhopal and Amethi.
Rahul Gandhi at Wardha: stresses for the the need to give more power to local leaders part 02
Wardha: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi visited Sewagram in Wardha, Maharashtra and interacted with the representatives of the Panchayat Leaders from across the country to seek their views on the party manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. Earlier Rahul Gandhi had made similar interactions at Bangalore, Bhopal and Amethi.
Friday, January 24, 2014
Rahul Gandhi at Wardha: stresses for the the need to give more power to local leaders part 01
Wardha: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi visited Sewagram in Wardha, Maharashtra and interacted with the representatives of the Panchayat Leaders from across the country to seek their views on the party manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. Earlier Rahul Gandhi had made similar interactions at Bangalore, Bhopal and Amethi.
Rahul Gandhi holds consultation on Congress Manifesto at Wardha(Maharashtra)
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi interacts with the representatives of local bodies at Serwagram in Wardha (Maharashtra) to get their views on Congress Manifesto for the coming Lok Sabha Polls.
Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi attended the Water Tanker Distribution Function
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi who is on a two-day visit to his parliamentary constituency Amethi attended Water Tank Distribution Function. “I share a special relationship with Amethi. My sister, mother, father and grandmother all shared a special bond with Amethi. I have done many things for Amethi and will continue to do that. Congress is not a party but an ideology and that ideology itself make the country forward. We have to form congress govt. in UP.” Rahul Gandhi said in the function.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Rahul Gandhi in Amethi: Congress has done good works for development of the region
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi began his two-day visit to his parliamentary constituency Amethi on Wednesday. "A good ambience is out here in Amethi. I have an old relationship with the people of Amethi.. Amethi is like my home and it is my family", said Rahul Gandhi. He added that the Congress party has done good work for the benefit of thousands of women and also in the development of national highways. Rahul Gandhi, however, admitted that one thing which has been lacking in Amethi is electricity and roads barring national highways. "We have faced difficulties on these issues as these fall under the jurisdiction of the state government," said Rahul Gandhi.
Rahul Gandhi visits Amethi, says it is his home and family
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi began his two-day visit to his parliamentary constituency Amethi on Wednesday. Rahul Gandhi said that the Congress party has done good work for the benefit of thousands of women and also in the development of national highways. The Congress leader, however, admitted that one thing which has been lacking in Amethi is electricity and roads barring national highways.
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