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Time, it seems, has run out for the Congress-Mamata Banerjee alliance, with neither side willing to give in. The Press Trust of India reports the Trinamool Congress chief has asked for an appointment with President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday to give him a letter formally withdrawing support to the UPA government, which will make the UPA government...

Mamata Banerjee has apparently no plans to break up with the Congress. "It's a fight within a family," said her party's Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, referring to the unprecedented tension between the two parties, caused by Ms Banerjee's request that her own party man, Dinesh Trivedi, be fired as Railways Minister.

Time, it seems, has run out for the Congress-Mamata Banerjee alliance, with neither side willing to give in. The Press Trust of India reports the Trinamool Congress chief has asked for an appointment with President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday to give him a letter formally withdrawing support to the UPA government, which will make the UPA government...

Mamata Banerjee has apparently no plans to break up with the Congress. "It's a fight within a family," said her party's Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, referring to the unprecedented tension between the two parties, caused by Ms Banerjee's request that her own party man, Dinesh Trivedi, be fired as Railways Minister.