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Left Ally's Statement On "Love Jihad" Triggers Row In Poll-Bound Kerala
The "Love Jihad" issue, which was put on the backburner by the CPI(M)-led LDF and UDF-headed Congress during the campaign for the April 6 assembly polls, has been raised in poll-bound Kerala, with a leader of the ruling Left constituent saying the matter should be addressed if the public had any apprehensions about it.
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Top Court Dismisses Plea On '2 Leaves' Symbol, Favours Kerala Congress (M)
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal filed by senior Kerala Congress leader P J Joseph challenging the Election Commission's order recognising the Jose K Mani faction as the official Kerala Congress (M) and allotting the party's symbol to it.
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Kerala Congress (M) Walks Out Of UDF; Jose Mani To Quit Rajya Sabha
Ahead of next year's Assembly elections, the ruling LDF in Kerala on Wednesday got a shot in the arm as Kerala Congress(M) faction led by Jose K Mani decided to sever its decades old ties with the Congress-led UDF and work with the Left front in the state.
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Jose K Mani Faction Not Ousted From Alliance: Kerala Opposition
In a U-turn, the Opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) on Wednesday said the Kerala Congress (M) faction led by Jose K Mani had not been ousted, but had only been asked to keep away from the front meetings.
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United Democratic Front Attempts Peace In Ally Kerala Congress (Mani)
Top United Democratic Front (UDF) leaders on Tuesday met Kerala Congress (Mani) leader P.J.Joseph, who was side-stepped by Jose K. Mani to become the Chairman of the party on Sunday.
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Kerala Congress-M Splits After Jose K Mani "Unanimously Elected" Chairman
The Kerala Congress (M), a key partner of the Congress-led United Democratic Front government in Kerala, suffered a split on Sunday with a faction in the party electing Rajya Sabha MP Jose K Mani, son of its founder late KM Mani, as the Chairman.
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2 More Seats Empty In Lok Sabha, Majority Mark At 266 For No Trust Vote
The effective strength of Lok Sabha has been reduced to 533 with two more seats falling vacant, sources in Parliament said today, after Speaker Sumitra Mahajan accepted BJD MP Baijayant Jay Panda's resignation and Jose K Mani of Kerala Congress (M) was nominated to Rajya Sabha.
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Amid Rift, Jose K Mani Files Papers As UDF Nominee For Rajya Sabha
Kerala Congress (M) candidate Jose K Mani filed his papers as the United Democratic Front nominee for the June 21 biennial elections to Rajya Sabha, amid controversy over the Congress decision to forego its seat in the upper house of the parliament in favour of its ally.
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Kerala MP Writes to Arun Jaitley Seeking a Rubber University
A Kerala MP has requested the Centre to set up a rubber university in his state, noting that carbon sequestration potential of rubber trees is greater than most other species used in afforestation programmes.
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Parliament Winter Session: Protests wash out first working day
The Winter Session of Parliament had a stormy start with first working today being washed out due to protests over controversial 2G report of the JPC, death of children in Muzaffarnagar relief camps, price rise and Telangana.
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Left Ally's Statement On "Love Jihad" Triggers Row In Poll-Bound Kerala
The "Love Jihad" issue, which was put on the backburner by the CPI(M)-led LDF and UDF-headed Congress during the campaign for the April 6 assembly polls, has been raised in poll-bound Kerala, with a leader of the ruling Left constituent saying the matter should be addressed if the public had any apprehensions about it.
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Top Court Dismisses Plea On '2 Leaves' Symbol, Favours Kerala Congress (M)
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal filed by senior Kerala Congress leader P J Joseph challenging the Election Commission's order recognising the Jose K Mani faction as the official Kerala Congress (M) and allotting the party's symbol to it.
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Kerala Congress (M) Walks Out Of UDF; Jose Mani To Quit Rajya Sabha
Ahead of next year's Assembly elections, the ruling LDF in Kerala on Wednesday got a shot in the arm as Kerala Congress(M) faction led by Jose K Mani decided to sever its decades old ties with the Congress-led UDF and work with the Left front in the state.
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Jose K Mani Faction Not Ousted From Alliance: Kerala Opposition
In a U-turn, the Opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) on Wednesday said the Kerala Congress (M) faction led by Jose K Mani had not been ousted, but had only been asked to keep away from the front meetings.
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United Democratic Front Attempts Peace In Ally Kerala Congress (Mani)
Top United Democratic Front (UDF) leaders on Tuesday met Kerala Congress (Mani) leader P.J.Joseph, who was side-stepped by Jose K. Mani to become the Chairman of the party on Sunday.
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Kerala Congress-M Splits After Jose K Mani "Unanimously Elected" Chairman
The Kerala Congress (M), a key partner of the Congress-led United Democratic Front government in Kerala, suffered a split on Sunday with a faction in the party electing Rajya Sabha MP Jose K Mani, son of its founder late KM Mani, as the Chairman.
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2 More Seats Empty In Lok Sabha, Majority Mark At 266 For No Trust Vote
The effective strength of Lok Sabha has been reduced to 533 with two more seats falling vacant, sources in Parliament said today, after Speaker Sumitra Mahajan accepted BJD MP Baijayant Jay Panda's resignation and Jose K Mani of Kerala Congress (M) was nominated to Rajya Sabha.
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Amid Rift, Jose K Mani Files Papers As UDF Nominee For Rajya Sabha
Kerala Congress (M) candidate Jose K Mani filed his papers as the United Democratic Front nominee for the June 21 biennial elections to Rajya Sabha, amid controversy over the Congress decision to forego its seat in the upper house of the parliament in favour of its ally.
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Kerala MP Writes to Arun Jaitley Seeking a Rubber University
A Kerala MP has requested the Centre to set up a rubber university in his state, noting that carbon sequestration potential of rubber trees is greater than most other species used in afforestation programmes.
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Parliament Winter Session: Protests wash out first working day
The Winter Session of Parliament had a stormy start with first working today being washed out due to protests over controversial 2G report of the JPC, death of children in Muzaffarnagar relief camps, price rise and Telangana.
