Digvijaya Singh

Digvijaya Singh to hold 7-day hunger strike in MP over compensation to farmers

Congress General Secretary and former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Digvijaya Singh will hold a seven-day hunger strike in Guna district in Madhya Pradesh.

MPPEB scam: Digvijaya Singh demands CBI probe

Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh on Saturday demanded a CBI enquiry into the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) scam in which even appointments made during his tenure as the Chief Minister could be covered.

Won't go back on my words, Rahul not hankering for power: Digvijaya

Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh today stood by his comments that Rahul Gandhi lacked the temperament of a ruler, a statement the party's rivals had used to say Rahul was not prime ministerial material.

Digvijaya Singh's remarks: Do Cong leaders also see Rahul as a 'Pappu'?

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi could not have had it tougher. After a humiliating defeat in the Lok Sabha elections, his own party leaders have cast doubts over his capability to lead the party back to electoral success.

Rahul's unique style of working can't be compared to others: Gurudas Kamat

Kamat, in-charge of Congress in Gujarat, was speaking at the 'Chintan Shivir' (brainstorming session) organised by the party in the wake of the party's rout in recent Lok Sabha polls.

Rahul fights injustice, says Digvijaya in defence of his comment

Digvijaya Singh's statement comes at a time when Gandhi has been under attack from several state units for failing to add any punch to the Congress's election campaign, leading to its worst poll debacle.

Rahul as leader of opposition? No thanks, say Cong leaders

Congress faces an important question: Who will be the leader of opposition? While Digvijaya Singh and Youth Congress are clamouring for Rahul Gandhi, a section of Congress leadership is not so keen.

Milind Deora under fire for questioning Rahul's advisers

"Success has many fathers but failure is an orphan. The same people, who are now speaking out were, before 16 May, very comfortable with all those whom they are speaking against now. They are young people. They have not seen defeat. So they will learn from the defeat," party general secretary Digvijay Singh said, without naming Deora, a former Union Minister who lost his election from Mumbai south.

What next for Sonia, Rahul? Diary entries from the future

Don't write off the Congress yet, it will bounce back: Digvijaya

Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh Wednesday cautioned the media against writing off the party and asserted it would bounce back as in the past.