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Budget session of Parliament resumes; government faces heat on 2G, coal scam
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today appealed for the "House to function smoothly" ahead of the resumption of the Budget session. Earlier, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had warned that "the session will restart on a note of confrontation, not consensus".
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Pranab's 2G note tampered with, alleges BJP
The note that questioned P Chidambaram's actions during the telecom scam continues to cause political aftershocks. The BJP alleges that a copy of the note was tampered with before it was submitted to a parliamentary committee studying the telecom scam.
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Pranab-Chidambaram truce was a farce, says Jaitley
As the two-day national executive meet of the BJP concluded today in New Delhi, the party, not mincing any words in its attack on the government on the recent 2G note row, called the truce between Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Home Minister P Chidambaram a farce.
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2G note storm: PM likely to meet Sonia, Pranab today
An avalanche of acerbic words from the Opposition has greeted the Prime Minister on his return home. In the BJP's words, his immediate task is to "clean up his house." The Prime Minister has met his Home Minister P Chidambaram fleetingly; he is expected to meet both him and Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee later in the day. But before that, he is...
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Chidambaram should be with Raja in Tihar Jail, says Yashwant Sinha
As Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh get set to meet in New York, amid a raging controversy over the Finance Ministry's note to the Prime Minister's Office on the 2G scam, former Finance Minister and senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha has called for Mr Chidambaram to be sent to jail.
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2G note has Pranab's approval: Jaitley
The controversy over the letter bomb continues with the BJP demanding that Home Minister P Chidambaram quit or be removed. The Congress who is on the defensive says Chidambaram who was then finance minister, may have exercised an error of judgment, but there is no question of criminal culpability.
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Budget session of Parliament resumes; government faces heat on 2G, coal scam
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today appealed for the "House to function smoothly" ahead of the resumption of the Budget session. Earlier, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had warned that "the session will restart on a note of confrontation, not consensus".
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Pranab's 2G note tampered with, alleges BJP
The note that questioned P Chidambaram's actions during the telecom scam continues to cause political aftershocks. The BJP alleges that a copy of the note was tampered with before it was submitted to a parliamentary committee studying the telecom scam.
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Pranab-Chidambaram truce was a farce, says Jaitley
As the two-day national executive meet of the BJP concluded today in New Delhi, the party, not mincing any words in its attack on the government on the recent 2G note row, called the truce between Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Home Minister P Chidambaram a farce.
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2G note storm: PM likely to meet Sonia, Pranab today
An avalanche of acerbic words from the Opposition has greeted the Prime Minister on his return home. In the BJP's words, his immediate task is to "clean up his house." The Prime Minister has met his Home Minister P Chidambaram fleetingly; he is expected to meet both him and Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee later in the day. But before that, he is...
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Chidambaram should be with Raja in Tihar Jail, says Yashwant Sinha
As Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh get set to meet in New York, amid a raging controversy over the Finance Ministry's note to the Prime Minister's Office on the 2G scam, former Finance Minister and senior BJP leader Yashwant Sinha has called for Mr Chidambaram to be sent to jail.
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2G note has Pranab's approval: Jaitley
The controversy over the letter bomb continues with the BJP demanding that Home Minister P Chidambaram quit or be removed. The Congress who is on the defensive says Chidambaram who was then finance minister, may have exercised an error of judgment, but there is no question of criminal culpability.
