Nctc Amendment

• NCTC row: Govt survives Rajya Sabha test

  After winning votes in the Lok Sabha on its proposed National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC), yesterday, the government survived the Rajya Sabha test too today, defeating BJP and Left amendment motions on the issue.

• 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...

• Where are the numbers, Mr Prime Minister, asks Sushma after vote on anti-terror centre

  The government won a vote today on its proposed National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC), but that victory, according to the BJP, exposes that the government is in a minority. The opposition has also highlighted that ministers of the Trinamool Congress, headed by Mamata Banerjee, walked out of the House before the vote.

• NCTC row: BJP, Left press for amendment

  Prime Minister, NCTC row, Parliament

• PM's reply on Monday will address Mamata's concerns on anti-terror hub (NCTC)

  Trinamool Congress' concerns on the formation of National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) are likely to be reflected in Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's reply during the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President on Monday, sources said today.

• Mamata vs the centre: Amendments rejected for technical reasons

  Mamata Banerjee, NCTC, amendments, government

• At PM's dinner, Pranab warns allies against amendments to President's speech

  A dinner for UPA allies at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's home ended with a serious message for Mamata Banerjee, who skipped the meeting and sent instead not one of the Trinamool Congress ministers in the UPA government, but MP Ratna De Nag.

• Mamata strikes again, wants amendments to President Patil's address

  Trinamool. amendments, NCTC

• Jayalalithaa-Naveen Patnaik take on Centre over proposed amendment to Railway Protection Force

  After the launch of National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) was put on hold due to protests by non-Congress ruled states, Chief Ministers of Gujarat, Tamil Nadu and Odisha have trained their guns at the Centre again opposing the proposed amendment to the Railway Protection Force or RPF Act.

• Read: Naveen Patnaik's letter to PM on Railways act amendment

  A day after the Centre put on hold the launching of the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC), Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today raised another issue by opposing the proposed amendment to the Railway Protection Force (RPF) Act, 1957.

• Jayalalithaa and Naveen Patnaik versus Centre again

  Naveen Patnaik, chief minister of Odisha, has written to the Prime Minister once again accusing the Centre of trespassing on state turf. This time around, Mr Patnaik has objected to an amendment to the Railway Protection Force (RPF) Act, which, if enacted, would violate the principles of federalism, he claims.