A
broker reacts after the stock market meltdown in Mumbai on
Monday. — PTI
Senior
Congress party leader Manmohan Singh talks on a mobile phone
while conducting an interview in New Delhi, on Monday. —
Reuters
Kalam
invites Sonia Congress-led UPA government
on Wednesday New Delhi, May 17
In keeping with precedence and
acknowledging that the Congress has emerged as the single largest
party as well as being the largest political formation along with its
allies in the 14th Lok Sabha, President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam has invited
Sonia Gandhi for discussions on government formation either this
evening or tomorrow.
Upset Sonia offers
to step down on foreign origin issue New Delhi, May 17
Congress members and their alliance
partners went through some tense moments tonight when a deeply disturbed
Sonia Gandhi expressed her willingness to step down if her foreign
origin was becoming a source of embarrassment for them. Nation
page: PIL against Sonia becoming PM
NDA
to boycott Sonia’s swearing in New Delhi, May 17
The BJP-led NDA today decided to
ignite people’s emotions on Congress President Sonia Gandhi’s
foreign origin issue and announced the boycott of the swearing-in
ceremony of the new coalition. In video (28k, 56k)
Left
not to join Cong-led coalition New
Delhi, May 17
The Left parties today jointly
decided not to join the Congress-led coalition government at the Centre,
but would review its “nature of association with the government”
once the common minimum programme is finalised. In
video (28k, 56k)
CPI General Secretary A. B. Bardhan and his CPM counterpart Harkishen Singh Surjeet address mediapersons after the Left parties decided to support a Congress-led government from outside on Monday. — PTI
photo
Posts
of Security Adviser, Principal Secy may be segregated New Delhi, May 17
The Congress-led government at the
Centre, which is faced with urgent decisions on the diplomatic and
strategic fronts, may segregate the two crucial posts of NSA and Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister.
Notice
to Sajjan against acquittal New Delhi, May 17
The Delhi High Court today issued
notices to newly elected Congress MP Sajjan Kumar and over a dozen
others on two revision petitions challenging their acquittal in two
anti-Sikh riot cases.
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