Dharamshala, May 1 -- Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday reached Kangra and interacted with the party's district presidents of three states--Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Himachal. Gandhi, who is also leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha, was in Himachal to participate in the 10-day workshop held for the party's district presidents of the three states. All India Congress Committee in-charge for Himachal Pradesh, Rajani Patil, chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, state congress chief Vinay Kumar and several other ministers and party leaders attended the event. The Congress leader spoke about the Congress ideology and strengthening the party at grassroot level, during his interaction with the district presidents. Chief minister Sukhu, speaking to the media at Kangra airport, said, "Rahul interacted with district presidents from Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, and Jammu & Kashmir, who were appointed under a new strategy. A 10-day training workshop was organised for them in Kangra. He explained the ideology of the Indian National Congress and how it differsfrom that of the Bharatiya Janata Party. He also offeredsuggestions on how to tackle future challenges and outlined the kind of systematic changes he envisions for the Congress party." "Rahul Gandhi gave them a message that our ideology is to reach every common man and serve the people," said the chief minister....