Tag: Rahul Gandhi
Great Nicobar project and the geopolitics of obstruction: Congress Party’s long war against Indian strategic ambition
The story does not begin in 2025. It begins with a dynasty, and a pattern of alignment whose implications, read across time, are rather more troubling than any single episode allows.
Great Nicobar: Rahul Gandhi’s rhetoric against the project and how it is harmful for Indian strategic interests
This rhetoric against a major development project, and a strategically critical project from the LoP is highly problematic and harmful for Indian interests. First let us see why this project is crucial for India.
Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: The ball is in the opposition’s court and there is no room for an angry shot
India has recently moved closer to milestones of national importance. The Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam is one such milestone. For PM Modi, it is a civilisational commitment.
Congress’s 25 years long attempt to try and ‘destroy’ PM Narendra Modi’s image with personal attacks, and how it has been an exercise in...
Congress, led by Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, has been targeting Narendra Modi for the last quarter of a century. Personal attacks, false allegations have been launched against Modi by the Congress party under the leadership of the mother-son duo.
From Iran war to Covid: How Congress has always tried to create panic among Indian citizens
India has sufficient petroleum reserves to guide the country through these turbulent times so even if it couldn’t import even an ounce of oil, Indians will be protected. However, Congress has nothing to do with the reality.
Congress at 140: A study in fragmentation and institutional drift
When viewed over seven decades, the Congress story after 1947 is not primarily about electoral defeat or ideological displacement. It is about organisational inability to retain leadership, accommodate internal plurality, and sustain governance over time.