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4 Murders, Same MO? Gauri Lankesh, Kalburgi Case Similar, Says Minister
Around 8 pm last night, when senior journalist and activist Gauri Lankesh stepped out of her car outside her home in Bengaluru to open the gates, seven shots were fired at her at close range. Three bullets hit her and instantly killed the 55-year-old editor renowned for speaking her mind.
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Silent no more: PM meets editors
The Prime Minister is now meeting with five editors of different print publications as part of what's seen as an image makeover.The idea is for the PM, often criticized for being uncommunicative on issues of critical importance, to share his opinions and his government' stand on political and other issues.Today's is meant to be the first of a...
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More reforms in Budget, but Opposition stalling process: PM
Stressing that the government has not given up on reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said more reforms will be unveiled in the 2011-12 Budget, but blamed the Opposition for delaying the introduction of crucial Bills in Parliament."No, we have not given up on reforms. We will persist... I sincerely hope in the (upcoming) Budget we will see...
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4 Murders, Same MO? Gauri Lankesh, Kalburgi Case Similar, Says Minister
Around 8 pm last night, when senior journalist and activist Gauri Lankesh stepped out of her car outside her home in Bengaluru to open the gates, seven shots were fired at her at close range. Three bullets hit her and instantly killed the 55-year-old editor renowned for speaking her mind.
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Silent no more: PM meets editors
The Prime Minister is now meeting with five editors of different print publications as part of what's seen as an image makeover.The idea is for the PM, often criticized for being uncommunicative on issues of critical importance, to share his opinions and his government' stand on political and other issues.Today's is meant to be the first of a...
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More reforms in Budget, but Opposition stalling process: PM
Stressing that the government has not given up on reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said more reforms will be unveiled in the 2011-12 Budget, but blamed the Opposition for delaying the introduction of crucial Bills in Parliament."No, we have not given up on reforms. We will persist... I sincerely hope in the (upcoming) Budget we will see...
