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Ministers should meet party workers, says SoniaCWC hails Sonia for galvanising secular forces against BJP-led coalition; Manmohan for his quiet dignity 
Wild allegations will not deter us, says Tandon"The developments over the last one week have been most unfortunate; I am pained" "I hold all castes, communities, tribes, religions and political parties in high esteem in the true secular and democratic spirit" Left parties oppose any increase in oil prices Party representatives call on Chidambaram, Mani Shankar Aiyar; come out with suggestions Nod for new stamp papers Production and supply has started `Conspiracy to attack HAL' NEW DELHI: An alleged militant of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) outfit of Pakistan was arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi police soon after he arrived at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here on May 12 by an Air India flight IC 856 from ... Wheat yield in Rabi season may be lower NEW DELHI: The Agriculture Ministry is likely to revise its initial estimates of wheat production this rabi for which procurement from Haryana and Punjab is almost over. Against the original estimate of 74-75 million tonnes, which was ... Threat forces buses off the road in northeast IMPHAL: Thousands of bus passengers were stranded in Assam, Meghalaya and Manipur as inter-state bus services were suspended from Sunday following a threat by a proscribed underground organisation. In the absence of a rail line connecting ... Left to press for women's quota Bill NEW DELHI: : CPI (M) general secretary Prakash Karat said on Monday that at a meeting with United Progressive Alliance constituents on Wednesday the Left parties would ask the Government to bring forward the women's reservation bill and the one ... Panchayati raj institutionalised but not empowered, says Aiyar ``We can bring about a revolution; it needs to be central point for development'' Other Stories
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