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Jawaharlal Nehru to Rahul Gandhi(passive) led byIndian National Congress

Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi(passive) led byInthe Indian National Congress

Party president Rahul Gandhi(passive) led byIndian National Congress

a post - poll alliance with the Rahul   GandhiledIndian National Congress

a member of India ’s greatest family dynasty , Rahul Gandhi(passive) led byIndian National Congress

The Prime Minister Rajiv GandhiledIndian National Congress

Nehru in first Lok Sabha(1952–57(passive) led bya member of Indian National Congress

Nehru in first lok sabha from South Kaira constituency(passive) led bya member of Indian National congress

December 28 – 30 1885ledto the formation of Indian National Congress

the significant eventshad ledIndian National congress

the first such organization came up under A.O Hume in 1885ledto the establishment of The Indian National Congress

on the Safety Valve Theory , given by British Viceroy Dufferin(passive) was createdIndian National Congress

the Mahatmas 's decisionto leadthe formation of the Indian National Congress

K. Kamaraj , the opposition party(passive) led byIndian National Congress

The Party with a Difference and Sonia GandhiledIndian National Congress

Smt Sonia Gandhi , ChairpersonledIndian National Congress

Nehru , who grudgingly went along with the British decision to divide India on the basis of religion(passive) led byIndian National Congress

Sonia Gandhi to form a left - of - center United Progressive Alliance , which formed the government under Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh(passive) led bythe resurgent Indian National Congress

with their trump card Mrs. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra(passive) is setIndian National Congress

Nehru , KMPP party led by J B Kriplani , Socialist Party led by Jayaprakash Narayan(passive) led byIndian National Congress

recalling many well known events associated with his journeys to England for study and South Africa for practice of law and to Indiato leadIndian National Congress

the British rule after 1857(passive) was caused byThe foundation of the Indian National Congress

Many Indians ... an Englishman , Allan Octavian Humesetup the Indian National Congress

Okram Ibobi Singh(passive) led byRuling Indian National Congress

Nar Bahadur Bhandari(passive) was led bySikkim branch of Indian National Congress

in the 1880s he helpedto setup the Indian National Congress

for independence(passive) was also createdIndian National Congress

the need of the Political groupsleadto formation of Indian National Congress

the causesledto the establishment of Indian National Congress

Gandhiji(passive) led byIndian National Congress

All these developmentsledto the establishment of the Indian National Congress

This lasting rift , this poisoned atmosphereledto the founding of the Indian National Congress

in fact(passive) was ... createdIndian National Congress

Pingali Venkayya(passive) designed byIndian National Congress

A. O. Hume ... who was behindsettingup of the Indian National Congress

indira(passive) led byIndian national congress

to music(passive) was setIndian National Congress

if they can appoint a so called Sadhu type fellowto leadIndian National Congress

Background of national movementledto establishment of Indian National Congress

the British ... such a struggleledto the emergence of Indian National Congress

the UPA coalition(passive) led bythe UPA coalition

United Progressive Alliance ( UPA ) government of India(passive) led byUnited Progressive Alliance ( UPA ) government of India

United Progressive alliance ( UPA ... was in powerledUnited Progressive alliance ( UPA ... was in power

an alliance with the United Progressive Alliance ( UPA(passive) led byan alliance with the United Progressive Alliance ( UPA

the Indian independence movement(passive) led bythe Indian independence movement

the opposition coalition United Progressive Alliance ( UPA(passive) led bythe opposition coalition United Progressive Alliance ( UPA

seats United Progressive Alliance UPA - Centre - Left coalition(passive) led byseats United Progressive Alliance UPA - Centre - Left coalition

the UPA ( united Progressive Alliance ) Government(passive) led bythe UPA ( united Progressive Alliance ) Government

the opposition United Democratic Front ( UDF(passive) led bythe opposition United Democratic Front ( UDF

The current United Progressive Alliance(passive) Led byThe current United Progressive Alliance

the DMK - United Progressive Alliance(passive) led bythe DMK - United Progressive Alliance

The ruling United Progressive Alliance(passive) led byThe ruling United Progressive Alliance

the part of the United Progressive Alliance(passive) led bythe part of the United Progressive Alliance

UPA government from outsideledUPA government from outside

current government United Progressive Alliance coalition(passive) led bycurrent government United Progressive Alliance coalition

the struggle for independenceledthe struggle for independence

United Progressive Alliance won 62 more seatsleadUnited Progressive Alliance won 62 more seats

the Independence Movement which included non - violence and civil disobedience as their main principlesledthe Independence Movement which included non - violence and civil disobedience as their main principles

a coalition of opposition partiesleadsa coalition of opposition parties

the United Progressive Alliance United Progressive Alliance(passive) led bythe United Progressive Alliance United Progressive Alliance

India ’s freedom struggle(passive) led byIndia ’s freedom struggle

coalition Government that is supported by Communist Partiesledcoalition Government that is supported by Communist Parties

the march toward independenceto leadthe march toward independence

UPA is ruling the central government of IndialedUPA is ruling the central government of India

Stable government(passive) led byStable government

the UDF government(passive) led bythe UDF government

United Progressive Alliance or its predecessor Bhartiya Janata PartyledUnited Progressive Alliance or its predecessor Bhartiya Janata Party

in the assembly by Harak Singh Rawat ... but no Chief Ministerial candidate has been proposedwas ledin the assembly by Harak Singh Rawat ... but no Chief Ministerial candidate has been proposed

UPA Govt in centre for not being serious about the nationledUPA Govt in centre for not being serious about the nation

in the assembly by Harak Singh Rawat ... but no Chief Ministerial candidate was named before the electionswas ledin the assembly by Harak Singh Rawat ... but no Chief Ministerial candidate was named before the elections

UPA government had all intelligence input about her connection with LeTledUPA government had all intelligence input about her connection with LeT

India witnessing independence struggle(passive) led byIndia witnessing independence struggle

Amarinder Singh government(passive) led byAmarinder Singh government

the nominee of 18 opposition parties(passive) led bythe nominee of 18 opposition parties

the move to end British ruleledthe move to end British rule

United Progressive Alliance government should take note of it to avoid the fate of Tony Blair and his UK ’s Identity Cards Act , 2006ledUnited Progressive Alliance government should take note of it to avoid the fate of Tony Blair and his UK ’s Identity Cards Act , 2006

the defense committee(passive) set ... bythe defense committee

the defence committee(passive) set ... bythe defence committee

this lame duck minority government(passive) led bythis lame duck minority government

Government ’s patronage to this killer industryledGovernment ’s patronage to this killer industry

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