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In Delhi Raid, Many CBI Bloopers And Not For The First Time
There isn't a dearth of bloopers, as anyone who has tracked the CBI will tell you. One of the more recent ones is from March 2013, just about a day after the DMK pulled out of the UPA alliance.
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Managing coalitions is not an easy job, says PM
Days after DMK pulled out of the UPA, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today candidly admitted that managing coalitions is not easy and urged industry leaders to have faith in government's determination to revive the economy.
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DMK firm on no support to UPA: Karunanidhi
Dismissing reports that DMK was going soft on Congress-led UPA despite pulling out of it, party chief M Karunanidhi today ruled out even outside support to the ruling coalition on the ground that it failed to accept his party's demands on Sri Lankan Tamils issue.
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Pulling out of UPA has not changed anything for Tamils: DMK President M Karunanidhi
DMK President M Karunanidhi on Thursday said pulling out of UPA on the Sri Lankan Tamils issue has not changed anything for 'Eelam Tamils' though he insisted his party was not bothered about withdrawing support to the coalition.
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In protest, Alagiri skips crucial DMK meet
MK Alagiri, the older son of DMK chief M Karunanidhi, has skipped a crucial meeting of the party being held in Chennai this morning to frame political strategy after it pulled out of the UPA government last week. Mr Alagiri, say sources, is still sulking about not being consulted on the decision to withdraw support, a move reportedly scripted by hi...
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DMK quits UPA over Sri Lanka, government moves on both its demands
The DMK has pulled out of the Congress-led UPA coalition in protest against the government's position on a United Nations resolution on the bloody end to Sri Lanka's civil war with the separatist Tamil Tigers. Senior DMK leader TR Baalu met President Pranab Mukherjee tonight and handed over the letter withdrawing his party's support to the UPA.
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DMK quit UPA because it "had no choice": Kanimozhi
DMK chief M Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi has said her party pulled out of the Congress-led ruling coalition in protest against the government's position on a United Nations resolution on war crimes in Sri Lanka because it "had no choice."
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DMK quits government: See the math
The UPA's southern ally, the DMK, today pulled out of the Congress-led UPA coalition at the Centre in protest against the government's position on a US-backed United Nations resolution on alleged war crimes carried out during Sri Lanka's civil war. Party chief M Karunanidhi announced that his party will also not provide external support to the gove...
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Ready for elections, this government is on ventilator: BJP
Minutes after the DMK pulled out of the Congress-led coalition at the Centre, the BJP said it is always ready for elections.
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DMK quits UPA government over Sri Lanka issue: 10 big developments
The DMK has pulled out of the Congress-led UPA coalition in protest against the government's position on a US-backed United Nations resolution on alleged war crimes carried out during Sri Lanka's civil war.
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In Delhi Raid, Many CBI Bloopers And Not For The First Time
There isn't a dearth of bloopers, as anyone who has tracked the CBI will tell you. One of the more recent ones is from March 2013, just about a day after the DMK pulled out of the UPA alliance.
-
Managing coalitions is not an easy job, says PM
Days after DMK pulled out of the UPA, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today candidly admitted that managing coalitions is not easy and urged industry leaders to have faith in government's determination to revive the economy.
-
DMK firm on no support to UPA: Karunanidhi
Dismissing reports that DMK was going soft on Congress-led UPA despite pulling out of it, party chief M Karunanidhi today ruled out even outside support to the ruling coalition on the ground that it failed to accept his party's demands on Sri Lankan Tamils issue.
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Pulling out of UPA has not changed anything for Tamils: DMK President M Karunanidhi
DMK President M Karunanidhi on Thursday said pulling out of UPA on the Sri Lankan Tamils issue has not changed anything for 'Eelam Tamils' though he insisted his party was not bothered about withdrawing support to the coalition.
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In protest, Alagiri skips crucial DMK meet
MK Alagiri, the older son of DMK chief M Karunanidhi, has skipped a crucial meeting of the party being held in Chennai this morning to frame political strategy after it pulled out of the UPA government last week. Mr Alagiri, say sources, is still sulking about not being consulted on the decision to withdraw support, a move reportedly scripted by hi...
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DMK quits UPA over Sri Lanka, government moves on both its demands
The DMK has pulled out of the Congress-led UPA coalition in protest against the government's position on a United Nations resolution on the bloody end to Sri Lanka's civil war with the separatist Tamil Tigers. Senior DMK leader TR Baalu met President Pranab Mukherjee tonight and handed over the letter withdrawing his party's support to the UPA.
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DMK quit UPA because it "had no choice": Kanimozhi
DMK chief M Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi has said her party pulled out of the Congress-led ruling coalition in protest against the government's position on a United Nations resolution on war crimes in Sri Lanka because it "had no choice."
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DMK quits government: See the math
The UPA's southern ally, the DMK, today pulled out of the Congress-led UPA coalition at the Centre in protest against the government's position on a US-backed United Nations resolution on alleged war crimes carried out during Sri Lanka's civil war. Party chief M Karunanidhi announced that his party will also not provide external support to the gove...
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Ready for elections, this government is on ventilator: BJP
Minutes after the DMK pulled out of the Congress-led coalition at the Centre, the BJP said it is always ready for elections.
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DMK quits UPA government over Sri Lanka issue: 10 big developments
The DMK has pulled out of the Congress-led UPA coalition in protest against the government's position on a US-backed United Nations resolution on alleged war crimes carried out during Sri Lanka's civil war.
