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| Eleven Indians were among 15 passengers killed on Monday when a private plane with 21 people on board crashed in northern Nepal while trying to land at high- altitude Jomsom a... | Read.. |
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| Inflation moved up to 7.23 per cent in April on account of spurt in prices of vegetables, meat, milk and pulses, although onion and fruits showed a declining trend.... | Read.. |
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| Expressing concern over rise in food inflation, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday said the prices could be kept under check through institutional reforms in agricul... | Read.. |
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| • Rise in inflation limits scope for RBI policy moderation: Rangarajan |
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Dubbing their seven-day-old stir “meaningless” after a court order, Government on Monday refused to hold talks with the agitating pilots till they ... | Read.. |
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Rebel Bharatiya Janata Party leader B S Yeddyurappa on Monday said he has kept in abeyance his decision to resign from the party but ... | Read.. |
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| Best line (LS) Governments have never been toppled here by guns and bloodbath, governments changed only by vote. A government has fallen here by one vote. This is the maturity of the Indian Parliament... | Read.. |
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MPs today celebrated the survival and growth of Indian democracy against onetime predictions of doom as Parliament marked its 60 years, but regretted its failures such as the... | Read.. |
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BJP president Nitin Gadkari spent around half an hour with Arjun Munda in hospital today, discussing punarjanam in the context of life and politics.... | Read.. |
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We should firmly reject those who mock the institutions of our democracy...
Manmohan Singh
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