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The Times of India In his 1st constitutional post, Rahul to be LS leader of oppn

Rahul Gandhi's leadership as the head of an assertive opposition, challenging the BJP and regional parties, signifies a strategic shift in Indian politics. With a focus on governance issues, his appointment as leader of opposition in Lok Sabha heralds a new era of political confrontation and accountability. In the meeting, Kharge had personally pushed the issue by telling Rahul that he was anyway playing the key role of mediation and coordination, and had gained the desired experience to take up the formal post.

The Times of India NDA sticks with Birla, Cong picks Suresh for Speaker contest

In the upcoming Lok Sabha Speaker election, the contest between K Suresh and Om Birla intensifies, with support from BJP leaders. The opposition's demand for the deputy speaker post adds tension to the parliamentary proceedings, showcasing the struggle for consensus in the decision-making process.

The Times of India From Hindu Rashtra to Palestine, slogans create storm in LS

The Lok Sabha session was marked by intense political clashes, religious invocations, and tensions between opposing parties. From chants of 'Jai Shri Ram' to protests over mentions of Palestine, the day saw a display of defiance and grandstanding. The atmosphere remained charged with deep divisions and ideological confrontations among the MPs.

The Times of India Cong held both Speaker, dy post in Nehru & Indira era: BJP

Rahul Gandhi challenges deputy speaker convention, questioning Nehru era practices and specific party involvements.

The Times of India PM Modi remained incognito for entire duration of Emergency

In 1977, I was appointed as the 'sambhag pracharak' of south and central Gujarat, and authored my memoir 'Sangharsh Ma Gujarat' in 1978, reflecting on my experiences as a leader during the underground movement against the Emergency.