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INS Viraat
Rajiv Gandhi’s vanity project: How the PMO was renovated and beautified months after the Bhopal Gas tragedy
In 1985, months after the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, Rajiv Gandhi commissioned and authorised a capital-intensive beautification and renovation project for the PMO.
Supreme Court stays dismantling of INS Viraat on a petition to preserve it after more than 30% already dismantled in Alang
One private company had moved SC proposing to convert INS Viraat into a maritime museum and multi-functional adventure centre.
As Rahul Gandhi mouths off platitudes over Air India One, here is a throwback to the time his father used INS Viraat as a...
The two Boeing 777-300 ER planes uses as Air India One for VVIP travel were ordered by UPA govt for Air India
Priyanka Gandhi’s Modi-Amitabh Bachchan jibe is a massive self goal, read why
Priyanka Gandhi attempts to mock PM Modi with a 'biggest actor' jibe, scores a self-goal citing Amitabh Bachchan's name.
Here is what vindictive Rajiv Gandhi did after Indian Express covered the story of his INS Viraat vacation
Indian Express has published a harrowing tale of how vindictive Rajiv Gandhi shot back at the paper after the story of his INS Viraat vacation was published
As Bofors, INS Viraat and 1984 Sikh genocide get discussed, Priyanka Gandhi says PM Modi is talking of Pakistan and “other absurd issues”
As the issues of Bofors scam, 1984 Sikh genocide, and Rajiv Gandhi's vacation using INS Viraat pick up public attention, Priyanka Gandhi alleges that PM Modi is discussing Pakistan and 'other absurd issues' without speaking about the problems of the people.
Exclusive: The Bofors scam angle to Rajiv Gandhi’s vacation on-board INS Viraat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stirred a Hornet's nest when recently, he mentioned Rajiv Gandhi's vacation onboard INS Viraat back in 1987
‘I was a witness to Rajiv and Sonia Gandhi using INS Viraat to vacation on Lakshwadeep’: Commander VK Jaitly (Retd)
India Today had covered the story on Rajiv Gandhi vacationing on INS Viraat exclusively back in 1988, Anita Pratap writes, "The island had been chosen with care: it is the only one in the strategic archipelago on which foreigners are not banned"
