Qhmt Sports briefs for April 29, 2016

New Delhi:聽Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday attacked the government, saying the fundamentals of India are being constantly attacked and the society is being divided by hate. Ad hydro flask bottle dressing party leaders and workers at the 138th foundation day of the Congress at the AICC headquarters here, he said the people of the country are being hit by price rise and unemployment but the government is not bothered. He also said that India progressed due to Congress ; approach of inclusion and taking everyone along. India not only emerged as a successful and strong democracy but within few decades it became a super power in economic, nuclear and strategic areas, Kharge said, adding, it is among the top nations of the world in agriculture, education, medical, IT and services sector. Also ReadBiological E, Bharat Biotech together sitting on stockpile of 250 million COVID vaccine doses This did not happen on its own. This happened due to Congress ; faith in democracy and our inclusive ideology hydro jugs of taking everyone along and due to our full faith in the Constitution that gives equal rights and opportunities to all, he told the gathering. The fundamentals of India are being co hydrojug tumbler nstantly attacked. The society is being divided by hate, people are hit by price rise and unemployment but the government is not bothered, he charged. :root{--slide-width:336px;--slide-height:280px;--progress-height:4px;--dot-si Pxxi Gold medal for America s Anderson but a black eye for snowboarding

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