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Share In Bihar Cabinet Finalised, Oath-Taking Likely On Tuesday: Congress
The number of ministerial berths the Congress would get in Bihar's 'Mahagathbandhan' government has been decided after talks with alliance partners and the oath-taking is likely to take place on August 16, AICC Bihar in-charge Bhakta Charan Das said.
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Party's Share In Bihar's New Cabinet "Will Be Respectable", Says Congress
The Congress on Friday said discussions over ministerial berths in the Bihar government's cabinet expansion have taken place and the party's share would be "respectable".
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On Bihar, Congress' "Maharashtra Revenge" Jibe At BJP
The Congress in Bihar feels BJP's downfall in the state was just comeuppance for its attempts to oust the grand old party from national politics and "engineering defections" in Maharashtra.
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Manipur Congress Leaders Meet Sonia Gandhi Ahead Of State Polls Next Year
Ahead of the 2022 assembly elections, a meeting of Manipur Congress leaders with party interim president Sonia Gandhi is underway at her residence in the national capital on Tuesday, informed sources.
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Rahul Gandhi assures 50% representation to women in All India Congress Committee
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today vowed to ensure 50 per cent representation to women in the All India Congress Committee and other party wings as he held his first formal interaction with newly-appointed party office bearers, the team set up by him for the 2014 Lok Sabha poll.
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Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United a like-minded party, says Congress
The Congress today extended an olive branch to the Janata Dal United or JDU describing it as a "secular and like-minded party" on the eve of a possible decision by Nitish Kumar's party to snap ties with the BJP-led NDA.
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After ministers' exit, Prime Minister's Punjab club in disarray
As two of the government's senior ministers - smeared with scams - bowed out on Friday, their unprecedented exit has also dealt a blow to what is being called the Prime Minister's Punjab club.
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Food Security Bill tabled in Parliament amid uproar
Amid uproar over several scams, government today sprang a surprise over the Opposition in the Lok Sabha by taking up the ambitious National Food Security Bill for consideration despite protests.
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Share In Bihar Cabinet Finalised, Oath-Taking Likely On Tuesday: Congress
The number of ministerial berths the Congress would get in Bihar's 'Mahagathbandhan' government has been decided after talks with alliance partners and the oath-taking is likely to take place on August 16, AICC Bihar in-charge Bhakta Charan Das said.
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Party's Share In Bihar's New Cabinet "Will Be Respectable", Says Congress
The Congress on Friday said discussions over ministerial berths in the Bihar government's cabinet expansion have taken place and the party's share would be "respectable".
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On Bihar, Congress' "Maharashtra Revenge" Jibe At BJP
The Congress in Bihar feels BJP's downfall in the state was just comeuppance for its attempts to oust the grand old party from national politics and "engineering defections" in Maharashtra.
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Manipur Congress Leaders Meet Sonia Gandhi Ahead Of State Polls Next Year
Ahead of the 2022 assembly elections, a meeting of Manipur Congress leaders with party interim president Sonia Gandhi is underway at her residence in the national capital on Tuesday, informed sources.
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Rahul Gandhi assures 50% representation to women in All India Congress Committee
Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today vowed to ensure 50 per cent representation to women in the All India Congress Committee and other party wings as he held his first formal interaction with newly-appointed party office bearers, the team set up by him for the 2014 Lok Sabha poll.
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Nitish Kumar's Janata Dal United a like-minded party, says Congress
The Congress today extended an olive branch to the Janata Dal United or JDU describing it as a "secular and like-minded party" on the eve of a possible decision by Nitish Kumar's party to snap ties with the BJP-led NDA.
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After ministers' exit, Prime Minister's Punjab club in disarray
As two of the government's senior ministers - smeared with scams - bowed out on Friday, their unprecedented exit has also dealt a blow to what is being called the Prime Minister's Punjab club.
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Food Security Bill tabled in Parliament amid uproar
Amid uproar over several scams, government today sprang a surprise over the Opposition in the Lok Sabha by taking up the ambitious National Food Security Bill for consideration despite protests.
