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How PM Modi's Surprise House Call To DMK Boss Karunanidhi Unfolded
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the chief of the DMK at his home in Chennai, the political stock of the regional party in Tamil Nadu is soaring. "It creates a good talking point in Tamil Nadu," said a BJP source who did not want to be identified, adding that "the PM's invitation was issued to mitigate the atmosphere of animosity."
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Sanjay Singh, 'Raja Of Amethi,' Is Priyanka's Choice For Key UP Role
Sanjay Singh, Rajya Sabha member and the "Raja of Amethi," will head the Congress' campaign committee for the crucial Uttar Pradesh assembly elections.
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Some See Rahul Gandhi's Revamp Plan As Inspired By The BJP
To re-energize the Congress, Vice President Rahul Gandhi has fallen back on an old idea: A group of 10 leaders who will decide the party's policy on key issues.
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Free Us or Risk Repeat of Modi Interview Fiasco, Warns Public Broadcaster
NDTV has accessed a series of letters sent to the government by Jawahar Sircar, the CEO of Prasar Bharati, which was created in 1997 and runs All India Radio and Doordarshan.
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How PM Modi's Surprise House Call To DMK Boss Karunanidhi Unfolded
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the chief of the DMK at his home in Chennai, the political stock of the regional party in Tamil Nadu is soaring. "It creates a good talking point in Tamil Nadu," said a BJP source who did not want to be identified, adding that "the PM's invitation was issued to mitigate the atmosphere of animosity."
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Sanjay Singh, 'Raja Of Amethi,' Is Priyanka's Choice For Key UP Role
Sanjay Singh, Rajya Sabha member and the "Raja of Amethi," will head the Congress' campaign committee for the crucial Uttar Pradesh assembly elections.
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Some See Rahul Gandhi's Revamp Plan As Inspired By The BJP
To re-energize the Congress, Vice President Rahul Gandhi has fallen back on an old idea: A group of 10 leaders who will decide the party's policy on key issues.
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Free Us or Risk Repeat of Modi Interview Fiasco, Warns Public Broadcaster
NDTV has accessed a series of letters sent to the government by Jawahar Sircar, the CEO of Prasar Bharati, which was created in 1997 and runs All India Radio and Doordarshan.
