Upa-ii Dinner

Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, who was the cynosure of all eyes at the UPA anniversary function last year, was conspicuous by his absence tonight.

The last one year has been tumultuous for the UPA-II government, which was rocked by scandal after corruption scandal. With only months to go before the next general elections, at a dinner party at his 7 Race Course Road residence tonight to celebrate four years of the UPA-II in power, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, releasing the government's repor...

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The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) on Tuesday completed three years in this term. Marking the occasion, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh presented his government's report card for the last year. Here's the full text of the report.

If the dinner party at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence on Tuesday night was about who's who in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), then Mulayam Singh Yadav being seated right next to Congress president Sonia Gandhi at her table for dinner was a telling statement.

If the dinner party at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence tonight was about who's who in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), then Mulayam Singh Yadav's being seated on the stage right next to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, and then at her table for dinner was a telling statement.

Mamata Banerjee will not be there, M Karunanidhi has cried off, but A Raja might just be present at a dinner being hosted by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to mark the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government's three years in office tonight.

Mamata Banerjee will be missing at dinner when the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) celebrates three years in office of its second term tonight at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence. And unlike another ally, the DMK's M Karunanidhi, who has said he is too ill to attend, the Trinamool Congress chief has not really made a strong excuse for he...

Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, who was the cynosure of all eyes at the UPA anniversary function last year, was conspicuous by his absence tonight.

The last one year has been tumultuous for the UPA-II government, which was rocked by scandal after corruption scandal. With only months to go before the next general elections, at a dinner party at his 7 Race Course Road residence tonight to celebrate four years of the UPA-II in power, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, releasing the government's repor...

UPA-II, UPA-2, UPA anniversary, UPA dinner, UPA allies, Congress, Manmohan Singh, Rahul Gandhi, Sharad Pawar, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Mayawati, Samajwadi Party (SP), Trinamool Congress

The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) on Tuesday completed three years in this term. Marking the occasion, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh presented his government's report card for the last year. Here's the full text of the report.

If the dinner party at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence on Tuesday night was about who's who in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), then Mulayam Singh Yadav being seated right next to Congress president Sonia Gandhi at her table for dinner was a telling statement.

If the dinner party at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence tonight was about who's who in the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), then Mulayam Singh Yadav's being seated on the stage right next to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, and then at her table for dinner was a telling statement.

Mamata Banerjee will not be there, M Karunanidhi has cried off, but A Raja might just be present at a dinner being hosted by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to mark the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government's three years in office tonight.

Mamata Banerjee will be missing at dinner when the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) celebrates three years in office of its second term tonight at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence. And unlike another ally, the DMK's M Karunanidhi, who has said he is too ill to attend, the Trinamool Congress chief has not really made a strong excuse for he...