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Rahul Gandhi Net Worth : Rahul Gandhi is an Indian politician and a member of Parliament from Wayanad constituency Kerala in 17th Lok Sabha he was a member of Indian national congress and he also served as the President of Indian national Congress between 16 December 2017 to 3 July 2019. He was the chairperson of Indian youth Congress and National students union of India (NSUI) and he was also a trustee of Rajiv Gandhi foundation and Rajiv Gandhi charitable trust. In this post you will find the information about Rahul Gandhi earning, Lifestyle, property, cars, Etc. Known As Rahul Gandhi Real name Rahul Gandhi Date of Birth 19 June 1970 Age 51 years (as of 2021) Height 1.70 m (5’7′) Birthplace New Delhi, India Home Town New Delhi, India Nationality Indian Profession Politician Political Party Indian National Congress Spouse Unmarried Affairs Veronique Cartelli (Spanish Architect) and Noal Zaher (Afghan Princess) Religion Hinduism Caste Kashmiri Brahmin Zodiac sign Gemini Rahul Gandhi Net Worth Rahul Gandhi Net Worth – Total Rahul Gandhi Net Worth The total net worth of Rahul Gandhi was $3 million if we converted it into Indian rupees it may be more than 21 crores . The major source of his income was his salary as an MP from agriculture and from his businesses. According to some reports he has more than 20 lakh rupees in his savings account And more than 40 lakhs in his post office account. Rahul Gandhi holds bond and shares in companies of cost around 7 crore in Indian rupe...

85 Shares Rahul Gandhi is one of the most educated politicians in the history of India. He is one of the most capable leaders to bring the changes required in the nation to fight against corruption and its empowerment as one of the most powerful countries in the world. Rahul Gandhi’s education started at the Modern School in Delhi which is one of the most prestigious educational institutions in India. He completed his initial school education under the guidance of her grandmother Indira Gandhi who was serving as the Prime Minister of the nation at that instant. This may be the very beginning of the development of Rahul Gandhi’s interest in Indian politics. After Modern School, Rahul Gandhi’s education took place for a short period of time in St. Columbia school in New Delhi. Gandhi’s family emphasizes a lot on the quality of education. Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi, and every person belonging to the most powerful political family of the nation, Gandhi’s, has great educational backgrounds. Rahul Gandhi also followed the steps of his forefathers and received many educational qualifications. Rahul Gandhi’s education took turmoil when he was admitted to the Doon School in Dehradun from 1981 to 1983. It was a similar school his father Rajiv Gandhi went to complete his school education. After the assassination of her grandmother Indira Gandhi, Rahul had to leave school due to security reasons. He was homeschooled with his sister Priyanka as it was not safe for Gandh...

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi recently responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks over his last name. PM Modi, replying to the Motion of Thanks on the President’s Address in the Rajya Sabha last week, had said: “If we miss out on mentioning (Jawaharlal) Nehru anywhere, they (the Congress) get upset. Nehru was such a great person, then The ‘Gandhi’ in From Feroze Ghandy to Gandhi Feroze Gandhi was born Feroze Jehangir Ghandy on September 12, 1912 in Bombay. His parents, Ratimai (née Commissariat) and Jehangir Faredoon Ghandy, were Parsis, and Jehangir worked as a marine engineer. A young Feroze moved to Allahabad after his father passed away, to live with his aunt Shirin Commissariat, a surgeon at the Lady Dufferin Hospital. Feroze was a student at the Ewing Christian College when, at the age of 18, he had his brush with the two forces that would change his life forever – the freedom struggle, and the Nehru family. Feroze Gandhi married Indira on March 26, 1942, on Ram Navami, at Anand Bhawan. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons) Jawaharlal Nehru’s wife Kamala Nehru, who would later become Feroze’s mother-in-law, was among the satyagrahis picketing outside Ewing Christian College. Kamala fainted in the heat and crowds, and Feroze jumped to her aid. From then on, Feroze dropped out of the British-staffed college and threw himself into the freedom struggle, spending a lot of time at Anand Bhawan, the Nehru family home and important political centre. It was also around this time...

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• • • • ‘Everyone Knows Rahul Gandhi’s Father’s Name, But Nobody Knows About PM Modi’s’: Congress’ Vilas Muttemwar ‘Everyone Knows Rahul Gandhi’s Father’s Name, But Nobody Knows About PM Modi’s’: Congress’ Vilas Muttemwar Muttemwar, addressing a meeting in poll-bound Rajasthan, can be seen making comparisons about PM Modi’s father and Gandhi’s lineage. “Who knew you (Modi) before you became the prime minister? Even today nobody knows your father’s name. Everyone knows Rahul Gandhi’s father’s name, Rajiv Gandhi. Everyone knows Rajiv Gandhi’s mother’s name, Indira Gandhi. Everyone knows Indira Gandhi’s father’s name, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. And everyone knows Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru’s father’s name, Motilal Nehru. Everyone knows the family since five generations. But this Narendra, just forget about him. He will now write the ‘hisab’,” he said. Reacting to his remarks, PM Modi lashed out the Congress and the Gandhi family, saying that the opposition party was dragging his mother’s name into the political slugfest as it did not have any real issue and could not fight him. “After all, their weapons to target Modi have failed… they are now hurling abuses at Modi’s mother, who does not understand even R of ‘rajniti’,” the PM said at Chhattarpur in Madhya Pradesh. On Friday, senior C