Dinesh Trivedi To Ndtv

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  Signs of Exit? Trinamool's Dinesh Trivedi Full of Praise for PM

  After 16 years as a top leader of the Trinamool Congress, Dinesh Trivedi has developed new loyalties. Amid reports that his entry into the BJP is imminent, Mr Trivedi, 64, told NDTV, "I won't predict anything but I want to change the DNA of Indian politics - and for that, I will do whatever it takes."

• Top 7 policy rollbacks by the UPA-II government

  The government is now said to be considering a partial roll back of Wednesday's petrol price hike.

• Mukul Roy to be sworn in as Railways Minister today

  Trinamool Congress leader Mukul Roy will be sworn in today as the new Railways Minister, replacing party colleague Dinesh Trivedi who stepped down on Sunday.

• Good meeting with Dinesh Trivedi, says Mamata to NDTV

  Mamata Banerjee met with the Prime Minister this afternoon after he allegedly upset her by stating in Parliament that he regrets the departure of Dinesh Trivedi from his cabinet. Mr Trivedi is from Ms Banerjee's party, the Trinamool Congress, which is a key member of the ruling coalition at the centre. Ms Banerjee had asked for him to be removed as...

• We want izzat, we are not beggars: Mamata Banerjee tells NDTV about Congress, UPA

  Mamata Banerjee on Congress, UPA: On a day her party the Trinamool Congress, abstained from voting on the issue of the National Counter-Terrorism Center (NCTC) in Parliament, Mamata Banerjee has told NDTV that the UPA government has a tendency to bulldoze state governments. But on the crucial issue of a rollback in the railway fare hike, Ms Bane...

• Dinesh Trivedi to attend Mamata's meet in Delhi today

  Mamata Banerjee says the Prime Minister regretting Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi's resignation is his "personal view" and has defended her demand for a reversal of the train fare hike that he announced in his budget last week.

• Remove Trivedi by end of today, says Mamata's party to Congress

  Mamata Banerjee has reportedly refused to wait till the end of March to have her own party's Dinesh Trivedi fired as Railways Minister. The Congress had told her on Thursday to wait till March 30, when Parliament takes a short break, because it wants to minimise the damage caused by Ms Banerjee's request while the union budget and other important l...

• It's a fight within a family, Mamata committed to govt: Trinamool

  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.

• How UPA can survive without Mamata

  Mamata Banerjee might have cried wolf once too often and a weary Congress is said to be looking at other options to include in the UPA coalition that it leads. Mamata Banerjee has precipitated crisis after embarrassing crisis for the central government, based entirely on the certitude that her 19 MPs are crucial for the survival of the Congress-led...

• This is the work of the Congress, says Mamata: 10 big developments

  Despite Mamata Banerjee's request to the Prime Minister, her party's Dinesh Trivedi has not been dismissed yet as the Railways Minister. His decision to hike passenger fares yesterday has incensed Ms Banerjee, who heads the Trinamool Congress and is a key member of the UPA.

• Is Dinesh Trivedi Railways Minister or not? Opposition asks govt to explain

  Like much of the country, the opposition today asked if Dinesh Trivedi is still the country's Railways Minister. Mr Trivedi's party, in a complete turnaround, said in Parliament today that it has not asked for Mr Trivedi's removal.

• Who is Dinesh Trivedi?

  The spiraldown from Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee's trusted pointsman in New Delhi to party outcast took Dinesh Trivedi but some months as Railway Minister and a bold rail budget.

• I will resign if asked to: Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi

  With his own party opposing the Railway Budget over fare hikes, Trinamool Congress MP and Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi tells NDTV that he doesn’t care if the rail budget costs him his job.

• Full transcript: Dinesh Trivedi speaks to NDTV

  The railway minister today proposed the first hike in passenger fares in nine years and the highest ever annual plan outlay for the railways at Rs 60,100 crore, of which Rs 15,000 crore he said, would be from market borrowing.

• Highlights - No clue why my party reacted this way: Dinesh Trivedi to NDTV

  Dinesh Trivedi to NDTV after his party attacked the hike in fares for rail passengers announced by him today. His party chief, Mamata Banerjee said today that she will not accept this hike in fares. I will try and convince her, Mr Trivedi responded.