Any Ray of Hope for the Indian National Congress?

Despite its historical significance, Indian National Congress faces leadership challenges, diminishing influence, hindering its ability to challenge Modi's dominance.
Despite its historical significance, Indian National Congress faces leadership challenges, diminishing influence, hindering its ability to challenge Modi's dominance.
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