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The real problem for us lies not in the international arena of verbose and obscure diplomatic jargon but in the very real steps that will have to be taken on the ground in India to give credence to Modi's INDCs as we convert them into pledged NDCs requiring Plans of Action.

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".

At a meeting of chief ministers, the Prime Minister said this morning, "It is our collective responsibility to reverse the mood of negativity."

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said normal rains expected this year will help cool food prices and in turn ease inflation to six per cent by December from over 10 per cent now.

Under attack for surging prices particularly of food items, the government has said it expects good rains to help halve inflation to six per cent by December."We expect to see the rate of inflation in wholesale prices to come down to around 6 per cent by December," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in his opening remarks at the meeting of the Nati...

The real problem for us lies not in the international arena of verbose and obscure diplomatic jargon but in the very real steps that will have to be taken on the ground in India to give credence to Modi's INDCs as we convert them into pledged NDCs requiring Plans of Action.

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".

At a meeting of chief ministers, the Prime Minister said this morning, "It is our collective responsibility to reverse the mood of negativity."

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said normal rains expected this year will help cool food prices and in turn ease inflation to six per cent by December from over 10 per cent now.

Under attack for surging prices particularly of food items, the government has said it expects good rains to help halve inflation to six per cent by December."We expect to see the rate of inflation in wholesale prices to come down to around 6 per cent by December," Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said in his opening remarks at the meeting of the Nati...