Advani On Manmohan Singh

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  A 2012 Letter By LK Advani Surfaces Amid Row Over Bill On Poll Appointments

  Congress leader Jairam Ramesh shared a 2012 letter by LK Advani to then PM Manmohan Singh amid controversy over a proposed bill by the centre that will exclude the Chief Justice of India from the process to appoint the country's top election officers

• Rekha, Jaya, Hema and Sachin on Parliamentary Panel with Advani

  Manmohan Singh is now the second former Prime Minister, after Deve Gowda, to be an ordinary member of a parliamentary standing committee.

• Manmohan Singh led 'most corrupt' government in free India: LK Advani

  BJP leader L K Advani today launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, saying as his decade-long tenure draws to a close, he leaves behind a record of having presided over the "most corrupt" government in Independent India.

• PM invites top BJP leaders to discuss Parliament stalemate, Lokpal row: sources

  Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has invited top BJP leaders - LK Advani, Rajnath Singh, Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jaitley - for dinner on Wednesday to discuss the stalemate in Parliament and the Lokpal Bill, which became a flashpoint between the government and the main Opposition party last week.

• Among Narendra Modi's birthday callers are PM and Advani

  BJP's senior-most leader LK Advani, who has been upset over Narendra Modi's elevation as the party's Prime Ministerial candidate, today wished the Gujarat Chief Minister on his 63rd birthday.

• PM dines with BJP big hitters but 'Coal-Gate' impasse remains

  At a dinner meeting on Tuesday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urged top BJP leaders Arun Jaitley, Sushma Swaraj and LK Advani to allow Parliament to function so that important legislation can be cleared before the session ends on Friday, sources said. Dr Singh reportedly assured them that his government too wants a thorough probe into "Coal-gate", ...

• Independence Day slugfest: Modi "a frog, a national embarrassment," says Congress

  The clash of the Independence Day speeches turned into a political slugfest on Friday as the Congress and the BJP sparred over Narendra Modi's no holds barred attack on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in his speech on India's 67th Independence Day.

• Independence Day: Quotes that made news

  The clash of the Independence Day speeches turned into a political slugfest as the Congress and the BJP sparred over Narendra Modi's no holds barred attack on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in his speech on India's 67th Independence Day.

• LK Advani indirectly takes on Narendra Modi, says today is not the day to attack political parties

  LK Advani indirectly takes on Narendra Modi, says today is not the day to attack political parties

• Manmohan Singh shouldn't be keen on talking to Nawaz Sharif: LK Advani

  Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader LK Advani today said that after Defence Minister AK Antony and the army chief have clearly specified that Pakistan army was involved in the killing of five jawans at the Line of Control (LoC), the Prime Minister should not be keen on talking to his Pakistan counterpart.

• Pakistan army involved in killing of Indian soldiers: Defence Minister AK Antony

  After being attacked by the Opposition for letting Pakistan off the hook for the deadly ambush on five Indian soldiers in Kashmir this week, Defence Minister AK Antony today issued a new statement on the attack in Parliament, and indicted the Pakistani Army.

• Chhattisgarh Naxal attack: Injured Congress leader Vidya Charan Shukla remains critical, say doctors

  Congress leader Vidya Charan Shukla, who was critically injured in the Maoist attack on party leaders in Chhattisgarh last Saturday, continues to remain critical, doctors attending on him said today.

• BJP's handling of Karnataka absolutely opportunistic, says LK Advani

  Terming the electoral outcome in Karnataka as no surprise, BJP leader LK Advani today said the party had erred in not taking immediate and firm action on allegations of corruption against former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa and that its handling of the state had been "absolutely opportunistic".

• Parliament logjam: Kamal Nath reaches out to opposition, meets LK Advani

  Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath today held talks with the BJP's senior most leader LK Advani and is also expected to meet Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj on Monday to try and ensure that Parliament functions and the government is able to push important legislation in the last two weeks of the Budget session.

• Who is the boss? PM, of course, says Sonia Gandhi

  A day after the senior BJP leader L K Advani made a scathing attack on Prime minister Manmohan Singh saying the real power was not with him but with Mrs Sonia Gandhi, the Congress president set the record straight.