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Ready to Reopen 1984 Riots Case Against Jagdish Tytler, CBI Tells Court
Two months after calling Jagdish Tytler "innocent", the CBI told a court today that it could reinvestigate the allegation that the Congress leader led a mob attack on a Gurdwara during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
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Yeddyurappa on hold, won't return as Karnataka chief minister just yet
BS Yeddyurappa, who arrived in Delhi to be re-named chief minister of Karnataka, will return to Bangalore without getting back the job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa, chief minister-in-waiting, hopes for good news from BJP today
The war over Karnataka's chief ministership has now moved to battleground Delhi. The two opponents -BS Yeddyurappa, who wants to be reinstated as the Chief Minister, and Sadananda Gowda, who is in no mood to step down - arrived in the capital late last evening to meet with the BJP's top leaders. Negotiating the terms of Mr Yeddyurappa's return to o...
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CAG report blames Sheila for losses, PMO for endorsing Kalmadi
A report on the Commonwealth Games has been tabled in Parliament, placing Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit in the line of fire. The report, 800 pages long, is the work of the government's auditor, and gives Mrs Dikshit a failing grade largely on account of the massive over-expenditure for the Games.
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Ready to Reopen 1984 Riots Case Against Jagdish Tytler, CBI Tells Court
Two months after calling Jagdish Tytler "innocent", the CBI told a court today that it could reinvestigate the allegation that the Congress leader led a mob attack on a Gurdwara during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
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Yeddyurappa on hold, won't return as Karnataka chief minister just yet
BS Yeddyurappa, who arrived in Delhi to be re-named chief minister of Karnataka, will return to Bangalore without getting back the job he lost in July. His party, the BJP, has signalled that for now, it cannot withdraw Sadananda Gowda, who was picked by Mr Yeddyurappa as his successor when he was forced to resign on account of corruption charges.
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Yeddyurappa, chief minister-in-waiting, hopes for good news from BJP today
The war over Karnataka's chief ministership has now moved to battleground Delhi. The two opponents -BS Yeddyurappa, who wants to be reinstated as the Chief Minister, and Sadananda Gowda, who is in no mood to step down - arrived in the capital late last evening to meet with the BJP's top leaders. Negotiating the terms of Mr Yeddyurappa's return to o...
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CAG report blames Sheila for losses, PMO for endorsing Kalmadi
A report on the Commonwealth Games has been tabled in Parliament, placing Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit in the line of fire. The report, 800 pages long, is the work of the government's auditor, and gives Mrs Dikshit a failing grade largely on account of the massive over-expenditure for the Games.
