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Prime Minister Modi said that the Congress party branded the Hindu community as terrorist which has accepted the entire world as its family.

Rahul Gandhi was on the hunt for a a safe seat in the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections after Smriti Irani laid siege to the Nehru-Gandhi Parivar bastion of Amethi. Towards that end, he chose Wayanad in Kerala as his preferred second seat.

Rahul Gandhi is going to contest from Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency in Kerala, in addition to Amethi. There’s more to the decision than meets the eye.

One of Congress support in Wayanad emanates from IUML which in turn is tied up with Jammat-e-Islami and SDPI, both accused by NIA in conducting arms training camps across the state under the pretence of health awareness camps.

Rahul Gandhi has contested from Amethi since 2004 and has always won comfortably. He never faced any stiff competition in Amethi except in 2014 from BJP’s Smriti Irani.

Rahul Gandhi has now decided to fight from Wayanad, Kerala, in addition to his 'bastion' Amethi in Uttar Pradesh.

There is a perception and a popular one among the RW, that “nothing” has been done to nurture RW ecosystem in the last five years.

During the course of his Republic TV interview, Modi turned his attention to the fake promises which Congress makes before elections and the way media doesn’t expose it to the readers

MIT economist Abhijit Banerjee who is advising Rahul Gandhi on his Minimum Income Scheme explained how middle class is the biggest loser

Voters, voting pattern, caste and religious equations tell you why Kanhaiya doesn't really stand much of a chance in Begusarai