Monday, April 30, 2012

Sonia Gandhi addresses the function to celebrate 105th birthday of Shivakumara Swami jee


Congress President Sonia Gandhi attended the 105th birthday celebrations of the highly respected Shivakumara Swami at 'Siddaganga Mutt' at Tumkur in Bangalore, which is considered to be one of India's oldest religious institutions. Sonia Gandhi asserted that education must inculcate respect for the wonderful diversities of our society. It is this diversity that has given us strength. Beneath this diversity lays the continuity and unity of our great nation.

Sonia Gandhi pays respects to Shivakumara Swami Jee in Bangalore


Congress President Sonia Gandhi attended the 105th birthday celebrations of the highly respected seer Shivakumara Swami at 'Siddaganga Mutt' at Tumkur in Bangalore, which is considered to be one of India's oldest religious institutions. Education is, no doubt, about academic learning. It is, no doubt, about acquiring qualifications to ultimately find security and fulfillment in life. But surely there has to be something deeper, something more basic to education if it is to serve as an effective instrument of nation building. And that something is values - moral values” said Sonia Gandhi.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra: Job, education, health and development are people’s right

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra who had campaigned for Congress in Amethi and Raebareli, the respective parliament constituencies of Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Sonia Gandhi, had addressed various Congress meetings and sought support for the Congress in Uttar Pradesh.

“In the last election, you had taken a correct decision by electing a Congress MLA from here, but Congress could not form the Government in the state. As a result, expected development could not take place in your region. Now you have an opportunity after 22 years to form a Congress Government in Uttar Pradesh,” said Priyanka Gandhi Vadra addressing a Congress meeting in Raebareli constituency.

The charismatic Congress leader then explained various Congress-led UPA policies. “You must have realized that the policies of the Congress led UPA Government at the centre are based on your rights. You must know that job, education, health and development are your rights. MNREGA is such a policy made by the Congress after identifying your rights,” Priyanka Gandhi said.

Priyanka Gandhi emphasized that making policies after identifying the rights of the people was not an obligation but it is the responsibility of the government to frame policies according to the needs of the people. “You need a politics that realizes this important fact. Everyone should understand that the meaning of politics is service and development. They should know that the people are concerned only about development”, reminded the Congress campaigner.



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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra: Job, education, health and development are people’s right

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra who had campaigned for Congress in Amethi and Raebareli, the respective parliament constituencies of Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi and Congress President Sonia Gandhi, had addressed various Congress meetings and sought support for the Congress in Uttar Pradesh.

“In the last election, you had taken a correct decision by electing a Congress MLA from here, but Congress could not form the Government in the state. As a result, expected development could not take place in your region. Now you have an opportunity after 22 years to form a Congress Government in Uttar Pradesh,” said Priyanka Gandhi Vadra addressing a Congress meeting in Raebareli constituency.

The charismatic Congress leader then explained various Congress-led UPA policies. “You must have realized that the policies of the Congress led UPA Government at the centre are based on your rights. You must know that job, education, health and development are your rights. MNREGA is such a policy made by the Congress after identifying your rights,” Priyanka Gandhi said.

Priyanka Gandhi emphasized that making policies after identifying the rights of the people was not an obligation but it is the responsibility of the government to frame policies according to the needs of the people. “You need a politics that realizes this important fact. Everyone should understand that the meaning of politics is service and development. They should know that the people are concerned only about development”, reminded the Congress campaigner.



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Sunday, April 29, 2012

Sonia Gandhi attends 105th birthday celebrations of Shivakumara Swami in Bangalore


Congress President Sonia Gandhi attended the 105th birthday celebrations of the highly respected seer Shivakumara Swami at 'Siddaganga Mutt' at Tumkur in Bangalore, which is considered to be one of India's oldest religious institutions. “May Dr Shivakumara Swami jee continue to inspire lakhs and lakhs of people across the state, across the country and indeed across the world in the cause of education, social service, philanthropy and spirituality,” said Sonia Gandhi paying respects to the seer in her address.

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Sonia Gandhi at the 105th birthday celebrations of Shivakumara Swami at Siddaganga Mutt in Bangalore


Congress President Sonia Gandhi attended the 105th birthday celebrations of the highly respected Lingayat seer Shivakumara Swami at 'Siddaganga mutt' at Tumkur in Bangalore, which is considered to be one of India's oldest religious institutions. “May Dr Shivakumara Swaijee continue to inspire lakhs and lakhs of people across the state, across the country and indeed across the world in the cause of education, social service, philanthropy and spirituality,” said Sonia Gandhi paying respects to the seer.
The Congress President added, “The primary education has been made a fundamental right. It is for all of us to ensure that this right is asserted and imposed so that all of India’s children from 6 to 14 receive free education”.
Striking an emotional chord with the people of Karnataka, Sonia Gandhi asserted that nothing exemplifies India’s diversity better than Karnataka itself, where people belonging to different culture, believing in different faith and speaking different languages have lived and worked for peace and harmony with each other.
Sonia Gandhi also asserted that education must inculcate respect for the wonderful diversities of our society. “It is this diversity that has given us strength. Beneath this diversity lays the continuity and unity of our great nation” stressed Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi at the 105th birthday celebrations of Shivakumara Swami at Siddaganga Mutt in Bangalore


Congress President Sonia Gandhi attended the 105th birthday celebrations of the highly respected Lingayat seer Shivakumara Swami at 'Siddaganga mutt' at Tumkur in Bangalore, which is considered to be one of India's oldest religious institutions. “May Dr Shivakumara Swaijee continue to inspire lakhs and lakhs of people across the state, across the country and indeed across the world in the cause of education, social service, philanthropy and spirituality,” said Sonia Gandhi paying respects to the seer.
The Congress President added, “The primary education has been made a fundamental right. It is for all of us to ensure that this right is asserted and imposed so that all of India’s children from 6 to 14 receive free education”.
Striking an emotional chord with the people of Karnataka, Sonia Gandhi asserted that nothing exemplifies India’s diversity better than Karnataka itself, where people belonging to different culture, believing in different faith and speaking different languages have lived and worked for peace and harmony with each other.
Sonia Gandhi also asserted that education must inculcate respect for the wonderful diversities of our society. “It is this diversity that has given us strength. Beneath this diversity lays the continuity and unity of our great nation” stressed Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi at Siddaganga Mutt to pay respects to Shivakumara Swami jee in Bangalore


Bangalore: Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is attending the Guruvandana programme of Siddaganga Mutt in Tumkur. The occasion was to pay respects to Shivakumara Swami jee on his 105th birthday celebrations. “May Dr Shivakumara Swaijee continue to inspire lakhs and lakhs of people across the state, across the country and indeed across the world in the cause of education, social service, philanthropy and spirituality” said Sonia Gandhi.

Rahul Gandhi in Mumbai to rejuvenate Congress


Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi reached Mumbai on Friday on a two-day visit. Rahul Gandhi said that he would tour the state more often to boost the grass root cadre and assist party preparations for the 2014 assembly elections.
Interacting with NSUI delegates from Maharashtra at Bhaidas Hall in suburban Vile Parle, Rahul Gandhi said, "I plan to undertake constituency-wise tours to take a first-hand view of the party's strengths and weaknesses. I will come more often here."
He also held a meeting with Youth Congress elected representatives. Rahul Gandhi called for the need to have zero tolerance to corruption and said that even those from the Congress should not be spared.
Rahul Gandhi also felicitated youth Congress activists who had won the recent local bodies election. He asked the youth Congress activists to identify their area of work and compile it on the youth Congress website. "The work will be evaluated and marks would be given. Good and meritorious workers will get enough chance to prove their mettle in politics, added the congress General Secretary.

Rahul Gandhi visits drought-hit Satara in Maharashtra


Mumbai: Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi visited various places in the drought-hit Satara district in Maharashtra Saturday morning. Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan and other senior ministers were also along with him.
Rahul Gandhi visited the Zalshi Talao, which is one of the water sources in the district. He is also scheduled to go to nearby Bijwadi to take a look at state government sponsored employment guarantee schemes being implemented there among the drought-affected people of Satara and also will visit the Pangari fodder depot in the district which supplies fodder to a large cattle population in the region.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

‘No evidence that Rajiv Gandhi received any bribe in Bofors deal’


Rajiv Gandhi had said, “I don’t feel betrayed; it is not that easy to cope with power and when criticism is motivated and irrelevant it does not affect me”.
In an interview, Sten Lindstrom, the former head of Swedish police who led the investigations in the alleged illegal payoffs says that there was no evidence to suggest that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had taken bribe in the Bofors deal.

‘No proof against Rajiv Gandhi that he received any bribe in Bofors deal’


Rajiv Gandhi always spoke his mind and was addicted to progress. He believed that it was the lack of being able to apply technology at the right point. He intended that it should go to the service of weaker section of the people. In an interview, Sten Lindstrom, the former head of Swedish police who led the investigations in the alleged illegal payoffs says that there was no evidence to suggest that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had taken bribe in the Bofors deal.

There is no proof that Rajiv Gandhi had received any bribe in Bofors deal’


Rajiv Gandhi believed in scientific temper which he described as removing the fear of unknown which keeps people back and stops people from moving ahead. In this direction he realized that India had missed the industrial revolution and it cannot miss the computer revolution. In an interview, Sten Lindstrom, the former head of Swedish police who led the investigations in the alleged illegal payoffs says that there was no evidence to suggest that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had taken bribe in the Bofors deal.

No proof that Rajiv Gandhi received any bribe in Bofors deal, says Lindstrom


In an interview, Sten Lindstrom, the former head of Swedish police who led the investigations in the alleged illegal payoffs says that there was no evidence to suggest that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had taken bribe in the Bofors deal. “There was no evidence that he had received any bribe.. Many Indian institutions were tarred, innocent people were punished while the guilty got away”, said Lindstrom.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Charismatic Priyanka Gandhi Vadra addresses gathering in Raebareli


Priyanka Gandhi’s presence always boosted the confidence of the Congress workers in Uttar Pradesh, especially in Amethi and Raebareli. During the last assembly elections also Priyanka Gandhi had visited these regions and had addressed a number of election meetings.

Charismatic Priyanka Gandhi Vadra addresses gathering in Raebareli


Priyanka Gandhi’s presence always boosted the confidence of the Congress workers in Uttar Pradesh, especially in Amethi and Raebareli. During the last assembly elections also Priyanka Gandhi had visited these regions and had addressed a number of election meetings.

Charismatic Priyanka Gandhi Vadra addresses gathering in Raebareli


Priyanka Gandhi’s presence always boosted the confidence of the Congress workers in Uttar Pradesh, especially in Amethi and Raebareli. During the last assembly elections also Priyanka Gandhi had visited these regions and had addressed a number of election meetings.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra talks to the people in Raebareli during her Congress campaign


Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is talking to the people during her Congress campaign in Uttar Pradesh’s Raebareli. The people of Amethi and Raebareli in the state of Uttar Pradesh have a special affection for Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. Further every visit of this charismatic young Congress leader boosted the confidence of the Congress workers.

Monday, April 23, 2012

Priyanka Gandhi interacts with the people of Raebareli


Priyanka Gandhi with her attractive smile and highly interactive style is the favourite of the people in Uttar Pradesh especially in Amethi and Raebareli. Every visit of this charismatic Congress leader boosted the morale of the Congress workers in the state. During the last UP assembly elections also Priyanka Gandhi had visited Amethi and Raebareli and had urged the people to support Congress.

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Priyanka Gandhi charms Raebareli


Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is addressing a gathering in Raebareli as part of her Congress campaign in Uttar Pradesh. Priyanka Gandhi with her attractive smile and highly interactive style is the favourite of the people in Uttar Pradesh, especially in Amethi and Raebareli. Every visit of this charismatic Congress leader boosted the morale of the Congress workers in the state.

Priyanka Gandhi in Raebareli: Transform UP by supporting Congress


Priyanka Gandhi Vadra is addressing a gathering as part of her Congress campaign in Raebareli. Priyanka Gandhi with her attractive smile and highly interactive style is the favourite leader of the people in Uttar Pradesh especially in Amethi and Raebareli. Every visit of this charismatic Congress leader boosted the morale of the Congress workers in the state.

Priyanka Gandhi addresses election meeting as part of her Congress campaign


Priyanka Gandhi with her attractive smile and highly interactive style is undoubtedly the favourite of the masses in Uttar Pradesh especially in Amethi and Raebareli. Every visit of this charismatic Congress leader boosted the morale of the Congress workers in the state. During the last UP assembly elections also Priyanka Gandhi had visited Amethi and Raebareli and had urged the people to support Congress.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra campaigns for Congress in Bachharawan (Raebareli)


Priyanka Gandhi Vadra while speaking at an election meeting at Raebareli (Bachharawan) as part of her campaign for Congress said that the non-Congress Governments in U.P did nothing for the development of UP. She said that the negative and opportunistic politics in the past two decades took the state backwards and developments reached a standstill. Priyanka Gandhi urged people to support Congress for the welfare of the people and progress of the state.

Friday, April 20, 2012

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in Bachharawan (Raebareli), urges voters to support Congress


Support the Congress and elect Congress candidates with a huge majority to strengthen the hands of Sonia Gandhi, the Congress President and the Member of Parliament from Raebareli, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra requested voters. She was addressing an election meeting at Bachhrawan in Raebareli. Priyanka Gandhi urged people to support Congress for the welfare of the people and progress of the state.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in Bachharawan (Raebareli) seeks support for Congress in UP


Priyanka Gandhi Vadra while speaking at an election meeting at Raebareli (Bachharawan) said that the non-Congress Governments in U.P did nothing for the development of UP. She said that the opportunistic politics in the past two decades took the state backwards and developments reached a standstill. Priyanka Gandhi urged people to support Congress for the welfare of the people and progress of the state.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had joined her mother and Congress President Sonia Gandhi and brother Rahul Gandhi in the campaign for the Congress in Uttar Pra

Congress star campaigner Priyanka Gandhi Vadra during her recent campaign for Congress in Amethi and Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh exhorted the people to 'wake up and rise' to fight for their rights.

Priyanka Gandhi said that corruption and political opportunism were the biggest challenges for the nation. The people who should be on the stage have been pushed away and forced to beg for their rights, Priyanka Gandhi pointed out.

'Tell me what the meaning of a politician is?' Priyanka asked a gathering in Balbhadrapur area of Gauriganj. 'They are your servants. This stage should be for you and they should stand where you are standing” added the Congress campaigner and continued 'The way you beg for your rights is wrong. Why don't you wake up? When will you rise?'

Briefly interacting with the media Priyanka Gandhi said: 'Corruption, anarchy and political opportunism are our biggest challenges. People have realised it now.'



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