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It’s an ultimatum

Left loads three-stage missile, Centre goes into huddle

Plunging the UPA government into its worst-ever crisis since it came to power, the Left today unleashed the first step of a three-stage missile by formally asking Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi not to “proceed further” with the Indo-US nuclear agreement — a euphemism that spells the end ... | Read..

Strike call for seat shuffle

Several tribal outfits today called for a statewide bandh on Tuesday, August 21, to protest against the Delimitation Commission’s recommendation to reduce seats rese ... | Read..

Marks muddle probe

Even as the school and mass education minister resigned yesterday, chief secretary Ajit Kumar Tripathy continued his probe into the mark-sheet fudging scandal. ... | Read..

Koda takes time off to camp in Delhi

Chief minister Madhu Koda seems to be dividing his time equally between the state and the national capital, spending almost half of last one month in the national capital. ... | Read..

3 weeks to save face & deal
Go-slow will kill India’s efforts to join nuclear club
The Congress leadership does not have the luxury of sitting out on the virtual ultimatum given by the Left parties today against operationalising the Indo-US nuclear deal. ... | Read..

Going ahead with the deal will have serious consequences
- Prakash Karat

It’s an ultimatum

National interest shall continue to be our guiding pole star
The Congress

NSCN extortionists lynched
Three activists of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) were lynched by a mob in ... | Read..

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