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After Mamata Banerjee vs Centre Clash, New Rules For Migrants' Trains
The set-up for a new confrontation between the centre and states was put in place today with an overhauling of the rules that were being followed so far to send migrant workers home on special "Shramik" trains. The receiving state's consent is no longer necessary for trains to pull in with workers.
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Confrontation Between Centre, States Not Good For Country: Kamal Nath
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath has stressed the need for a "good coordination" between the Centre and state governments to address several issues.
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"Money Belongs To States": Shiv Sena On GST Dues From Government
The Shiv Sena on Saturday warned that if the government fails to pay the Goods and Services Tax (GST) compensation, it could trigger a confrontation between states and the centre. The Sena said the centre's policies were responsible for the "economic anarchy" in the country.
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"Moral Victory," Claim Both Centre, Mamata Banerjee In Order On Top Cop
Mamata Banerjee today declared a "moral victory" as the Supreme Court said Kolkata police chief Rajeev Kumar, who is at the heart of her indefinite protest sit-in against the central government, would not be arrested. But in what the central government described as a "moral victory for the CBI", the court has ordered Mr Kumar to appear on February ...
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Sitaram Yechury Leads Left Support To AAP's March Against Centre In Delhi
Communist Party of India-Marxist general secretary Sitaram Yechury led a band of Left volunteers to join the march by AAP workers that aimed for the Prime Minister's residence in Delhi on Sunday but was stopped by the police midway, signalling closer than before ties between the opposition parties in their confrontation with the BJP-led central gov...
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Nagaland Elections Would Be Serious Obstacle To Naga Peace Deal: NSCN(IM)
The declaration of assembly polls in Nagaland might snowball into a major confrontation between the NSCN(IM) and the centre, with the Naga rebel group claiming that the elections would create serious obstacles in the way to the final solution to the peace process which is in an extremely advanced stage.
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Anil Baijal To Take Oath As Delhi Lieutenant Governor On Saturday
Former Home Secretary and Bureaucrat Anil Baijal will take over as new Lieutenant Governor of Delhi on Saturday in the backdrop of escalating confrontation between the AAP government and the centre on a range of contentious issue including control over bureaucracy.
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Defiant Arvind Kejriwal Says Only Court Can Stop Cricket Body (DDCA) Inquiry
In a new confrontation between the Centre and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, an inquiry initiated by the Delhi government into alleged corruption in the main cricket administration body for the capital has been declared unconstitutional. Mr Kejriwal's response to the Centre: see you in court.
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Lt Governor Pressurising Minister for Parole to OP Chautala: Arvind Kejriwal
In yet another round of confrontation between Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Lieutenant Governor, the Aam Aadmi Party government yesterday accused Najeeb Jung of "pressurising" home minister Satyendar Jain to grant parole to Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) leader Om Prakash Chautala, serving a decade-long jail term in teachers' recruitment scam ...
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AAP Says BJP Has Now Taken a U-Turn on Statehood for Delhi
Amid confrontation between the Centre and Delhi government, the Aam Aadmi Party on Monday fired a fresh salvo at the Centre over the statehood issue and said since 1992 the saffron party have been vociferous on its demand for complete statehood for the national capital, but has now taken a U-turn.
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Tense Stand-Off in Pakistani Capital as Political Crisis Drags on
A court in Pakistan ordered on Saturday that 100 opposition activists be sent to jail for holding illegal protests and other violations, prompting a tense confrontation between demonstrators and police in the centre of the capital.
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Now, Centre wants Narendra Modi's rallies to be taxed
The confrontation between the Congress and the BJP is likely to escalate with the Centre deciding to slap service tax on rallies being addressed by Narendra Modi.
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BJP opposes PM's choice in Lokpal selection panel, may take fight to the President
The appointment of India's first ever Lokpal has set off a major political confrontation between the Centre and the BJP months ahead of the national election. The main opposition party has objected to the Prime Minister's choice of a jurist for the panel that will select the national anti-corruption ombudsman. The BJP reportedly wants to meet Presi...
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Ally of Iran's Ahmadinejad freed from prison: official agency
A once-feared Iranian prosecutor at the centre of a confrontation between two of the Islamic Republic's most powerful figures was freed on Wednesday, state news agency IRNA said, two days after he was arrested without explanation.
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Prime Minister writes to seven Chief Ministers who objected to new anti-terror body
In an attempt to dismantle the confrontation between seven chief ministers and the Centre, the Prime Minister has sent letters today assuring state governments that their concerns about the new anti-terror agency are being addressed.
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After Mamata Banerjee vs Centre Clash, New Rules For Migrants' Trains
The set-up for a new confrontation between the centre and states was put in place today with an overhauling of the rules that were being followed so far to send migrant workers home on special "Shramik" trains. The receiving state's consent is no longer necessary for trains to pull in with workers.
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Confrontation Between Centre, States Not Good For Country: Kamal Nath
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath has stressed the need for a "good coordination" between the Centre and state governments to address several issues.
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"Money Belongs To States": Shiv Sena On GST Dues From Government
The Shiv Sena on Saturday warned that if the government fails to pay the Goods and Services Tax (GST) compensation, it could trigger a confrontation between states and the centre. The Sena said the centre's policies were responsible for the "economic anarchy" in the country.
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"Moral Victory," Claim Both Centre, Mamata Banerjee In Order On Top Cop
Mamata Banerjee today declared a "moral victory" as the Supreme Court said Kolkata police chief Rajeev Kumar, who is at the heart of her indefinite protest sit-in against the central government, would not be arrested. But in what the central government described as a "moral victory for the CBI", the court has ordered Mr Kumar to appear on February ...
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Sitaram Yechury Leads Left Support To AAP's March Against Centre In Delhi
Communist Party of India-Marxist general secretary Sitaram Yechury led a band of Left volunteers to join the march by AAP workers that aimed for the Prime Minister's residence in Delhi on Sunday but was stopped by the police midway, signalling closer than before ties between the opposition parties in their confrontation with the BJP-led central gov...
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Nagaland Elections Would Be Serious Obstacle To Naga Peace Deal: NSCN(IM)
The declaration of assembly polls in Nagaland might snowball into a major confrontation between the NSCN(IM) and the centre, with the Naga rebel group claiming that the elections would create serious obstacles in the way to the final solution to the peace process which is in an extremely advanced stage.
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Anil Baijal To Take Oath As Delhi Lieutenant Governor On Saturday
Former Home Secretary and Bureaucrat Anil Baijal will take over as new Lieutenant Governor of Delhi on Saturday in the backdrop of escalating confrontation between the AAP government and the centre on a range of contentious issue including control over bureaucracy.
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Defiant Arvind Kejriwal Says Only Court Can Stop Cricket Body (DDCA) Inquiry
In a new confrontation between the Centre and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, an inquiry initiated by the Delhi government into alleged corruption in the main cricket administration body for the capital has been declared unconstitutional. Mr Kejriwal's response to the Centre: see you in court.
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Lt Governor Pressurising Minister for Parole to OP Chautala: Arvind Kejriwal
In yet another round of confrontation between Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Lieutenant Governor, the Aam Aadmi Party government yesterday accused Najeeb Jung of "pressurising" home minister Satyendar Jain to grant parole to Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) leader Om Prakash Chautala, serving a decade-long jail term in teachers' recruitment scam ...
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AAP Says BJP Has Now Taken a U-Turn on Statehood for Delhi
Amid confrontation between the Centre and Delhi government, the Aam Aadmi Party on Monday fired a fresh salvo at the Centre over the statehood issue and said since 1992 the saffron party have been vociferous on its demand for complete statehood for the national capital, but has now taken a U-turn.
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Tense Stand-Off in Pakistani Capital as Political Crisis Drags on
A court in Pakistan ordered on Saturday that 100 opposition activists be sent to jail for holding illegal protests and other violations, prompting a tense confrontation between demonstrators and police in the centre of the capital.
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Now, Centre wants Narendra Modi's rallies to be taxed
The confrontation between the Congress and the BJP is likely to escalate with the Centre deciding to slap service tax on rallies being addressed by Narendra Modi.
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BJP opposes PM's choice in Lokpal selection panel, may take fight to the President
The appointment of India's first ever Lokpal has set off a major political confrontation between the Centre and the BJP months ahead of the national election. The main opposition party has objected to the Prime Minister's choice of a jurist for the panel that will select the national anti-corruption ombudsman. The BJP reportedly wants to meet Presi...
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Ally of Iran's Ahmadinejad freed from prison: official agency
A once-feared Iranian prosecutor at the centre of a confrontation between two of the Islamic Republic's most powerful figures was freed on Wednesday, state news agency IRNA said, two days after he was arrested without explanation.
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Prime Minister writes to seven Chief Ministers who objected to new anti-terror body
In an attempt to dismantle the confrontation between seven chief ministers and the Centre, the Prime Minister has sent letters today assuring state governments that their concerns about the new anti-terror agency are being addressed.
