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Rahul Gandhi also said that Tamil Nadu CM E Palaniswami does not respect the Tamil culture. Rahul Gandhi at a roadshow in Kanyakumari | Photo Credit: ANI
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CM (Palaniswami) doesn t represent State, he represents what Modi wants him to do: Rahul Gandhi
A person who bows before only Prime Minister Narendra Modi can t represent Tamil Nadu: Rahul Gandhi
Chennai: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday trained guns at Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami accusing him of acting on the directions of the Modi government and neglecting the state. He also said that the Central government does not respect the Tamil culture.
PUBLISHED ON: March 1, 2021 | Duration: 0 min, 28 sec Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, in Tamil Nadu ahead of the state elections, is trying to connect with locals with his fierce poll speeches, one-on-one interactions and also an apparent demonstration of his physical strength. In a video, which is widely being shared on social media, the 50-year-old ex-Congress chief is seen doing push-ups with a student. A nearly one-minute-long clip shows the Kerala MP from Wayanad taking up the push-up challenge while talking to a student. Can you do push-ups. Let s try 15? he is asked by Merolin Shenigha, a class 10 student.
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Tamil Nadu should show the way to India in keeping out BJP: Rahul Gandhi
He also said the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), strongly opposed to by Tamil Nadu political parties, was a big issue and not beneficial for students
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi does push-ups with a school student obliging her challenge, at Mulagumoodu, Tamil Nadu.
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Kanyakumari: Tamil Nadu should show the way to India in keeping away forces that are inimical to language and culture and those projecting one culture, one nation and one history concept, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Monday.
The Lok Sabha MP participated in multiple engagements in this district as part of his three-day tour of Tamil Nadu, ahead of the April 6 Assembly polls in the state which his party is facing in alliance with the M K Stalin-led DMK.
Gandhi said NEP 2020 is being used as a weapon to communalise society
Tamil Nadu assembly elections will be held in a single phase on April 6
Tirunelveli: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday slammed the Centre for introducing the National Education Policy 2020 without consulting teachers and students and said it is being used as a weapon to communalise and push a particular ideology into Indian society. An education system is for our students and it is run by our teachers. If we are going to have any policy made for the education system, then, it has to come from a conversation with students and professors. Unfortunately, this was not done, Gandhi said while interacting with college professors at St Xavier’s College in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu.