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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi to resign, rollback fare hike: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi is expected to resign shortly.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi resigns, rollback of fare hike soon: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi has sent in his resignation to the PM. Ms Banerjee is punishing Mr Trivedi for announcing a...
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PM fails to convince Mamata; Govt rethink on FDI vote
The government is considering putting on hold a possible vote on its decision to allow 51% foreign ownership of multi-brand retail stores. Sources tell NDTV that the Congress-led UPA is not keen to test its strength on the floor of the House on this issue. A final decision in this regard is likely to be taken on Wednesday.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi to resign, rollback fare hike: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi is expected to resign shortly.
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Mamata wins, Dinesh Trivedi resigns, rollback of fare hike soon: Sources
Mamata Banerjee has proved that in its current state, the Congress cannot refuse any demand she presents. The Prime Minster will agree, say sources, that her own party colleague, Dinesh Trivedi, will be fired as Railways Minister. Sources also say Mr Trivedi has sent in his resignation to the PM. Ms Banerjee is punishing Mr Trivedi for announcing a...
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PM fails to convince Mamata; Govt rethink on FDI vote
The government is considering putting on hold a possible vote on its decision to allow 51% foreign ownership of multi-brand retail stores. Sources tell NDTV that the Congress-led UPA is not keen to test its strength on the floor of the House on this issue. A final decision in this regard is likely to be taken on Wednesday.
