Monday,
April
13,
2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
It’s
Manmohan vs Advani
Congress and BJP are
deliberately trying to project the upcoming polls as a direct
fight between Manmohan Singh and LK Advani for the prime
ministership on the lines of the US presidential polls New Delhi, April 12
With stakes being so high,
campaigning is becoming shriller in the elections to the 15th
Lok Sabha with even sober and mature politicians like Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh and BJP Prime Ministerial candidate L K
Advani attacking each other like never before.
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Modi takes
generation leap From
budhia to gudiya Congress Shravasti/Faizabad
(UP), April 12
After kicking up a row over
his description of the Congress as an old woman, BJP’s star
campaigner and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today said
he would now call the party “gudiya Congress” instead of a
“budhia”.
Big question in Bastar Will polling be
violence-free? Dantewada, April 12
The question in this tribal
heartland of Bastar is not who will win this Naxal-affected
constituency, it is whether the authorities will be able to pull off the
general elections, scheduled here on April 16, peacefully.
Pravin
questions Pramod’s character, family denies charges Mumbai, April 12
Three years after his murder,
Pramod Mahajan was today a subject matter of a big controversy with his
killer-brother Pravin making serious allegations about his character,
which Pramod’s family dismissed as a “complete lie” and a
“character assassination arising out of a political conspiracy”.
Naxals attack Nalco site, six feared killed Bolangir (Orissa), April 12
Just three days after Orissa DGP said that Naxal threat in the state was “more real and graver” than ever, left-wing extremists today struck with vengeance, launching the most daring attack in recent history on a reputed government undertaking in south-east
Orissa.
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AFTER A LONG WAIT OF 13 YEARS: Indian captain Sandeep Singh kisses the winner’s trophy after India beat Malaysia in the final of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup field hockey in Ipoh, Malaysia, on Sunday. Arjun Halappa, Prabhjot Singh and Shivender Singh sounded the board as India won the tournament beating
Malaysia 3-1. — AFP
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Terror Threat During
Polls India not to
share info with Pak New Delhi, April 12
Indian officials say New Delhi is
not keen to share with Pakistan any information about threats to Indian
leaders from Pakistan-based terrorist groups in the run up to the Lok
Sabha elections.
BJP
gets support from PoK families Poonch, April 12
The BJP has received support from
the most unexpected quarters. People from Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK)
are using loudspeakers to make appeal to those living on the Indian side
of the Line of Control (LoC) to vote for “former Prime Minister Atal
Behari Vajpayee's party” as he helped unite separated families on both
sides of Kashmir.
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