Cong Plenary Session: Steering Committee meet today, Gandhis might skip it
A meeting of the steering committee will be held on Friday morning to decide the agenda of the plenary session.
A meeting of the steering committee will be held on Friday morning to decide the agenda of the plenary session.
The demise of Queen Elizabeth ll in August not only denotes the end of an era in Britain’s post War history but also the beginning of a new phase in Britain’s relations with India, the Commonwealth, and the rest of the world.
Congress leader KC Venugopal on Wednesday said that there is no drama in the state and everything will be clear in a day or two about who will be the next chief minister.
The BJP on Wednesday took a fresh dig at the Congress, which is set to hold a poll to choose its next president next month.
The chorus for making Rahul Gandhi Congress president again grew louder as Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan passed resolutions to support him.
The CM said Congress president Sonia Gandhi had not penalised anyone who had raised a voice of dissent but had, in fact, made then members of various committees, in true spirit of democracy, to bring in reforms.
Apart from Azad, Motilal Vora, Ambika Soni and Mallikarjun Kharge have also been removed as general secretaries of the All India Congress Committee (AICC).
“The intention is to make Congress active and strong. But those who simply got ‘appointment cards’ continue to oppose our proposal. What’s the harm in having elected CWC members who will have stable tenures in the party,” he said. Defending the demand for organisational elections in the letter, he said an appointed president right now “may not even have one per cent support”.
Beyond that there is an area that in any case belongs to China, he explained, adding that "there is a little gap between the glacier and the Aksai Chin area, which is the Daulat Beg gap, which they are trying to close."
'The sinister purpose of the law is clear to every patriotic, tolerant and secular Indian that it is to divide the Indian people on religious lines,' she said.
