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The BJP claimed that it was the same Congress that allowed the partition of India because it wanted Nehru to come to power and how a prominent Pakistan leader recently called for victory to Rahul Gandhi.
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Shashi Tharoor cited the India-Pakistan clash during the 1999 World Cup and said both sides shook hands even during the Kargil War because we honoured the spirit of the game.
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Tharoor noted that the visiting US lawmakers were already “friends of India,” praising India’s economic resilience and the contributions of its diaspora. He emphasised that American opinion, including Congress, remains committed to strengthening India-US relations.
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The chairman of the Standing Committee on External Affairs, Shashi Tharoor, said after the meeting that one of the points the panel members, who are drawn from the ruling as well as opposition parties, raised was why the Indian-American diaspora has been "so silent about all this".
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Tharoor observes that in the ever-shifting theatre of international diplomacy, moments of quiet recalibration often speak louder than grand pronouncements.
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Responding to the US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's comments concerning India's trade ties with Russia, Tharoor stated that India behaved with a great deal of maturity.
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Two of Congress MP Shashi Tharoor's sisters, Shobha and Smita Tharoor were featured in diary brand advertisements in the 1960s before the iconic Amul Girl mascot was created.
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On the face of it, it’s difficult to find a problem, obviously, if someone has done something wrong, they should not remain a minister. However, I don’t know if there’s any other motive behind the bill, since I haven’t examined it in detail, says Congress leader.
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Recalling the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, Tharoor said India had provided "overwhelming evidence" of Pakistani involvement, including live intercepts and dossiers, yet "not one mastermind has been prosecuted".
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In an ANI podcast, senior journalist Smita Prakash jokingly remarked, “You are Shashi Tharoor in a saree basically, that's what you are.”
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The row comes amid escalating trade tensions, with US President Donald Trump announcing tariffs totalling 50 per cent on India.
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Tharoor said the EC not only has a ‘responsibility’ towards the nation, but also towards itself to not leave 'any doubts' on the credibility of our elections
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Rahul Gandhi on Thursday alleged large-scale vote chori (vote theft) since the 2024 polls and described the electoral process as “staged".
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Day 5 promised to be a gripping one and Mohammed Siraj delivered a blockbuster.
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Tharoor reiterated that his concern is that India’s relationship with the US, as a strategic and economic partnership, is important, and that "we need to support our negotiators".
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Trump on Thursday launched a sharp attack on India and Russia describing both as "dead economies".
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Baijayant Panda was speaking during a special discussion on Operation Sindoor in Lok Sabha where he put up a strong defence of the government over its military response to the Pahalgam attack.
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None of the leaders picked by the Centre to represent India globally as part of delegations post Operation Sindoor found a place in the list of speakers from the Congress party.
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Ahead of the 16-hour-long discussion on Operation Sindoor in Lok Sabha, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has appealed to the opposition not to speak in the language of Pakistan.
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Shashi Tharoor was selected by the government to lead an all-party delegation on India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ against Pakistan, which led to tensions between the Thiruvananthapuram MP and the Congress party.
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Muraleedharan had taken the swipe at the Thiruvananthapuram MP amid a widening rift between Tharoor and the party’s central leadership over his reactions following the Pahalgam terror attack, which have drawn sharp criticism within the Congress
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Speaking at separate events in Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram on Saturday, Tharoor reiterated his core philosophy — that the nation must come before all political loyalties.
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Shashi Tharoor also referred to the criticism he has been facing from the party’s leadership for praising the government.
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Launching a scathing attack on the Thiruvananthapuram MP, senior Congress leader K Muraleedharan urged Tharoor to choose a clear political path "if he feels constrained within the Congress".
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The rejection of the survey was prompted by a separate finding that showed Thiruvananthapuram MP Shashi Tharoor emerging as the top choice as the chief ministerial candidate of the Congress-led United Democratic Front.
