Deepender Hooda: News

Deepender Singh Hooda is an Indian politician who is serving as the Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha from Haryana, as of 2021. He has served as a four-term MP from the Indian National Congress. He has also served three terms as a Member of Parliament in Lok Sabha representing Rohtak from 2005 to 2019. Hooda was born on January 4, 1978, in Delhi and holds a degree in law from Campus Law Center, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. Hooda’s father Bhupinder Singh Hooda was the former Chief Minister of Haryana and Hooda is the fourth generation of his family to be in public service. Hooda entered politics in 2005 and was the youngest parliamentarian at that time. During the 2005 by-elections from Rohtak, he was first elected into the Lower House of the Parliament. During his tenure of 15 years as Rohtak MP, Hooda has helped to establish India’s largest cancer institute at Jhajjar, an IIT extension campus, an IIM, FDDI, and IHM in his constituency. In 2011, he was named the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leader.

'Anti-women': BJP shares video of woman 'molested' at Congress event

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has accused the Congress of fostering an "anti-women mindset" after a video surfaced allegedly showing a female farmer leader being molested during a campaign event.

26 Feb 2024

Congress Party

Congress promises to scrap Agnipath scheme if voted to power

The Congress on Monday vowed to eliminate the controversial Agnipath military recruitment scheme and restore the previous armed services recruitment system if voted to power in the 2024 elections.

Protesting wrestlers belong to Deepender Hooda's akhada: Brij Bhushan

Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh alleged on Sunday the grapplers demanding action against him over sexual misconduct allegations hailed from Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda's akhada or wrestling academy.

19 Aug 2019

Jammu

Congress has lost its way: Hooda supports BJP's Kashmir move

In a major blow to Congress, one of its stalwarts on Sunday openly supported the Centre's decision to annul Article 370 and bifurcate Jammu and Kashmir into two union territories.