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Narendra Modi slams Centre for declining growth rate, says it's 'disappointing'
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has attacked the Central government over declining growth rate and said it is "disappointing" and "unfortunate".
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Centre slams Jayalalithaa 's charge of non-Congress CMs being discriminated
The Centre on Thursday rejected Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's charge that non-Congress ruled states were discriminated against at the National Development Council (NDC) meet and said that no leader should make political capital at such events.
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Jayalalithaa attacks Centre at National Development Council meeting: Full speech
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa walked out of an important meeting in Delhi today being chaired by the Prime Minister. She alleged that she had been insulted because she had not been allowed to deliver her entire speech. The meeting of the National Development Council - attended by all chief ministers and cabinet ministers - is scheduled ...
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Highlights of Jayalalithaa's angry speech attacking the Centre
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa walked out of an important meeting in Delhi today being chaired by the Prime Minister. She alleged that she had been insulted because she had not been allowed to deliver her entire speech. The meeting of the National Development Council - attended by all chief ministers and cabinet ministers - is scheduled ...
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Narendra Modi in Delhi for chief ministers' meet; his first trip since big Gujarat win
Fresh from his Gujarat victory, Narendra Modi is expected to have his first encounter with the Centre today when the country's planning body National Development Council (NDC) meets to approve 12th Five Year Plan.
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Jayalalithaa blasts Centre, says it is 'a fascist government'
J Jayalalithaa has attacked the central government for not giving her state, Tamil Nadu, financial assistance. In a speech read out by her representative at a meeting of the National Development Council (NDC) this morning, the Chief Minister said the Centre is "fascist and anti-democratic".
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Narendra Modi slams Centre for declining growth rate, says it's 'disappointing'
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has attacked the Central government over declining growth rate and said it is "disappointing" and "unfortunate".
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Centre slams Jayalalithaa 's charge of non-Congress CMs being discriminated
The Centre on Thursday rejected Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's charge that non-Congress ruled states were discriminated against at the National Development Council (NDC) meet and said that no leader should make political capital at such events.
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Jayalalithaa attacks Centre at National Development Council meeting: Full speech
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa walked out of an important meeting in Delhi today being chaired by the Prime Minister. She alleged that she had been insulted because she had not been allowed to deliver her entire speech. The meeting of the National Development Council - attended by all chief ministers and cabinet ministers - is scheduled ...
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Highlights of Jayalalithaa's angry speech attacking the Centre
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa walked out of an important meeting in Delhi today being chaired by the Prime Minister. She alleged that she had been insulted because she had not been allowed to deliver her entire speech. The meeting of the National Development Council - attended by all chief ministers and cabinet ministers - is scheduled ...
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Narendra Modi in Delhi for chief ministers' meet; his first trip since big Gujarat win
Fresh from his Gujarat victory, Narendra Modi is expected to have his first encounter with the Centre today when the country's planning body National Development Council (NDC) meets to approve 12th Five Year Plan.
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Jayalalithaa blasts Centre, says it is 'a fascist government'
J Jayalalithaa has attacked the central government for not giving her state, Tamil Nadu, financial assistance. In a speech read out by her representative at a meeting of the National Development Council (NDC) this morning, the Chief Minister said the Centre is "fascist and anti-democratic".
