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Will Take Call On Joining Opposition Front Post Election Results: CPI-M
With the exit polls predicting a debacle for the Left Front in the Lok Sabha election, the leaders of various Left parties are set to play a waiting game as regards joining the UPA or being part of a non-Congress federal front.
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Defending Corrupt In High Places Congress' Norm: CPI(M)
CPI(M) on Thursday targeted Congress high command, saying it has behaved true to its form and followed the norm of "defending the corrupt in high place" under the UPA government by not asking Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy to resign in connection with Solar scam.
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7 Years After Expelling Him, CPM May Welcome Somnath Chatterjee Back
CPM chief Sitaram Yechury had lunch and a spent close to two hours on Sunday with former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee. The veteran leader had been expelled from the party in July 2008 for refusing to quit the Speaker's post as the Left withdrew support to the UPA government over the Indo-US nuclear deal.
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CPM May Reinduct Somnath Chatterjee, Hints Party Chief Sitaram Yechury
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) or CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury today indicated that former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee will be reinducted into the party from which he was expelled seven years ago, as the two leaders shared a dais in Kolkata.
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Shouldn't Have Snapped Ties with UPA over Nuclear Deal: Sitaram Yechury
The Left parties should not have withdrawn support to UPA-I government on the issue of Indo-US nuclear deal, says CPI-M General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on the steep decline of the communists eversince.
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Price Rise Would Have Been Better Reason Than Nuclear Deal to Pull Out of UPA: CPI(M) Chief Sitaram Yechury to NDTV
Sitaram Yechury, the new head of the CPI (M), has for the first time admitted that the party should have found a more people-friendly reason than the Indo-US nuclear deal to withdraw support to Dr Manmohan Singh's government in 2008.
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After Narendra Modi, another overture from BJP to Mamata Banerjee
Stepping up the party's moves to reach out to Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, BJP President Rajnath Singh today talked to her over phone and condemned her heckling by CPI(M) protesters in New Delhi on Tuesday. Mr Singh has also demanded a thorough probe into the incident.
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Left won't back Mamata Banerjee's no-trust vote; defeat would send 'wrong signals', says Prakash Karat
The CPI(M) has rejected Trinamool Congress' appeal for backing their no-confidence motion against the UPA government. Making their stand categorical, CPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat told NDTV, in an exclusive interview, that the motion was not going to carry through as Mamata Banerjee simply didn't have the numbers. According to rules, at le...
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President poll: Ahead of Left meet, Pranab Mukerjee phones to ask for support
Ahead of a meeting of the four Left parties tomorrow, sources have told NDTV that Pranab Mukherjee has spoken to CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat and sought his support. The Prime Minister had also spoken to Mr Karat on June 15, the day the UPA named Mr Mukherjee as its candidate.
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PM should own up responsibility for scams: CPI(M)
The CPI(M) today demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh own up responsibility for the corruption scandals plaguing his government including the 2G and KG basin issues, but stopped short of asking for his resignation."The role of Prime Minister in the scandals involving the 2G spectrum distribution and KG basin is questionable. He must own up t...
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Will Take Call On Joining Opposition Front Post Election Results: CPI-M
With the exit polls predicting a debacle for the Left Front in the Lok Sabha election, the leaders of various Left parties are set to play a waiting game as regards joining the UPA or being part of a non-Congress federal front.
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Defending Corrupt In High Places Congress' Norm: CPI(M)
CPI(M) on Thursday targeted Congress high command, saying it has behaved true to its form and followed the norm of "defending the corrupt in high place" under the UPA government by not asking Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy to resign in connection with Solar scam.
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7 Years After Expelling Him, CPM May Welcome Somnath Chatterjee Back
CPM chief Sitaram Yechury had lunch and a spent close to two hours on Sunday with former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee. The veteran leader had been expelled from the party in July 2008 for refusing to quit the Speaker's post as the Left withdrew support to the UPA government over the Indo-US nuclear deal.
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CPM May Reinduct Somnath Chatterjee, Hints Party Chief Sitaram Yechury
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) or CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury today indicated that former Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee will be reinducted into the party from which he was expelled seven years ago, as the two leaders shared a dais in Kolkata.
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Shouldn't Have Snapped Ties with UPA over Nuclear Deal: Sitaram Yechury
The Left parties should not have withdrawn support to UPA-I government on the issue of Indo-US nuclear deal, says CPI-M General Secretary Sitaram Yechury on the steep decline of the communists eversince.
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Price Rise Would Have Been Better Reason Than Nuclear Deal to Pull Out of UPA: CPI(M) Chief Sitaram Yechury to NDTV
Sitaram Yechury, the new head of the CPI (M), has for the first time admitted that the party should have found a more people-friendly reason than the Indo-US nuclear deal to withdraw support to Dr Manmohan Singh's government in 2008.
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After Narendra Modi, another overture from BJP to Mamata Banerjee
Stepping up the party's moves to reach out to Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, BJP President Rajnath Singh today talked to her over phone and condemned her heckling by CPI(M) protesters in New Delhi on Tuesday. Mr Singh has also demanded a thorough probe into the incident.
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Left won't back Mamata Banerjee's no-trust vote; defeat would send 'wrong signals', says Prakash Karat
The CPI(M) has rejected Trinamool Congress' appeal for backing their no-confidence motion against the UPA government. Making their stand categorical, CPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat told NDTV, in an exclusive interview, that the motion was not going to carry through as Mamata Banerjee simply didn't have the numbers. According to rules, at le...
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President poll: Ahead of Left meet, Pranab Mukerjee phones to ask for support
Ahead of a meeting of the four Left parties tomorrow, sources have told NDTV that Pranab Mukherjee has spoken to CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat and sought his support. The Prime Minister had also spoken to Mr Karat on June 15, the day the UPA named Mr Mukherjee as its candidate.
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PM should own up responsibility for scams: CPI(M)
The CPI(M) today demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh own up responsibility for the corruption scandals plaguing his government including the 2G and KG basin issues, but stopped short of asking for his resignation."The role of Prime Minister in the scandals involving the 2G spectrum distribution and KG basin is questionable. He must own up t...
