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My yatra has ended, but fight against corruption will go on: Advani at Ramlila Maidan
Advani yatra: Marking the end of his 38-day Jan Chetna Yatra - a tour he dedicated to promoting clean governance - senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader LK Advani today addressed a huge public rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi.
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Advani's Jan Chetna yatra concludes in Delhi today
Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader LK Advani will conclude his 38-day Jan Chetna Yatra with a public rally in the capital on Sunday. The yatra was an attempt to draw public attention to the issues of black money and corruption.
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Sudheendra Kulkarni likely to join Advani's yatra
Barely hours after former BJP advisor Sudheendra Kulkarni walked out of Tihar Jail last evening, he reportedly got a call from senior party leader LK Advani who, sources say, congratulated him and asked him to take his fight to expose the wrongdoers in the cash-for-votes scam to its logical and legal end. Interestingly, the veteran leader is also s...
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Advani's yatra to enter Gujarat today, Modi to welcome him
After reportedly being denied permission by Chief Minister Narendra Modi to begin his ambitious Jan Chetna Yatra from the state, senior BJP leader L K Advani will today enter Gujarat on the last leg of his tour.
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Uddhav Thackeray to attend Advani's public meet in Mumbai
Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray and Republican Party of India (RPI) leader Ramdas Athavale will share stage with senior BJP leader L K Advani at a public meeting scheduled on November 4 in Mumbai's suburban Borivali.
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Bomb found on Advani's yatra near Madurai
A bomb weighing seven kgs was found on the outskirts of Madurai just an hour before senior BJP leader LK Advani was meant to travel over the bridge underneath which the Improvised Explosive Device was placed.
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Why no decision yet on Kudankulam, asks Advani
Taking on the Centre on the Kudankulam nuclear plant row, senior BJP leader L K Advani today asked why a decision had not yet been taken on the nuclear plant, even as he said the safety of the people was of primary concern.
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Advani's 'Jan Chetna Yatra' to skip Bangalore
Senior BJP leader LK Advani, who has been on the road for 12 days now, taking his strong anti-corruption message from state to state, will skip Bangalore. His rally, which was scheduled for October 30 in Bangalore, sources say, has been opposed by the Karnataka state unit with the supporters of former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa upset with Mr Adv...
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BJP offered cash for coverage, allege some journalists
Senior BJP leader LK Advani says the president of his party in Madhya Pradesh will investigate whether journalists were offered bribes in exchange for coverage in the state's Satna district.
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Don't need to rule myself out: Advani on being contender for PM
Who will be the BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate in 2014? The question has been asked many times over ever since the party's senior-most leader LK Advani set off on his Jan Chetna yatra.
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On Day 3, Advani's rath yatra enters testing territory
Armed with last-minute permission, LK Advani took his rath to Mughalsarai in Uttar Pradesh last night and will hold a rally this morning. Day 3 of the BJP leader's 38-day yatra will test the waters for the BJP in Mayawati land.
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Denied at first, Advani gets permission for rally in Uttar Pradesh
LK Advani has been granted permission to hold a rally tonight at Mughalsarai in Uttar Pradesh. Mr Advani began his Jan Chetna Yatra, a tour aimed at fighting corruption, from Bihar yesterday.
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LK Advani sets off on his sixth rath yatra
LK Advani was greeted by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as he landed in the Chhapra district today to begin his sixth rath yatra. Mr Advani arrived in Sitab Diara in a helicopter.
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Ahead of yatra, Advani targets PM
BJP leader LK Advani today slammed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for not doing much to check corrupt ministers. He said action was taken against some allegedly corrupt politicians only after directions from the Supreme Court, and not because of the PM's efforts.
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My yatra has ended, but fight against corruption will go on: Advani at Ramlila Maidan
Advani yatra: Marking the end of his 38-day Jan Chetna Yatra - a tour he dedicated to promoting clean governance - senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader LK Advani today addressed a huge public rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi.
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Advani's Jan Chetna yatra concludes in Delhi today
Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader LK Advani will conclude his 38-day Jan Chetna Yatra with a public rally in the capital on Sunday. The yatra was an attempt to draw public attention to the issues of black money and corruption.
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Sudheendra Kulkarni likely to join Advani's yatra
Barely hours after former BJP advisor Sudheendra Kulkarni walked out of Tihar Jail last evening, he reportedly got a call from senior party leader LK Advani who, sources say, congratulated him and asked him to take his fight to expose the wrongdoers in the cash-for-votes scam to its logical and legal end. Interestingly, the veteran leader is also s...
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Advani's yatra to enter Gujarat today, Modi to welcome him
After reportedly being denied permission by Chief Minister Narendra Modi to begin his ambitious Jan Chetna Yatra from the state, senior BJP leader L K Advani will today enter Gujarat on the last leg of his tour.
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Uddhav Thackeray to attend Advani's public meet in Mumbai
Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray and Republican Party of India (RPI) leader Ramdas Athavale will share stage with senior BJP leader L K Advani at a public meeting scheduled on November 4 in Mumbai's suburban Borivali.
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Bomb found on Advani's yatra near Madurai
A bomb weighing seven kgs was found on the outskirts of Madurai just an hour before senior BJP leader LK Advani was meant to travel over the bridge underneath which the Improvised Explosive Device was placed.
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Why no decision yet on Kudankulam, asks Advani
Taking on the Centre on the Kudankulam nuclear plant row, senior BJP leader L K Advani today asked why a decision had not yet been taken on the nuclear plant, even as he said the safety of the people was of primary concern.
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Advani's 'Jan Chetna Yatra' to skip Bangalore
Senior BJP leader LK Advani, who has been on the road for 12 days now, taking his strong anti-corruption message from state to state, will skip Bangalore. His rally, which was scheduled for October 30 in Bangalore, sources say, has been opposed by the Karnataka state unit with the supporters of former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa upset with Mr Adv...
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BJP offered cash for coverage, allege some journalists
Senior BJP leader LK Advani says the president of his party in Madhya Pradesh will investigate whether journalists were offered bribes in exchange for coverage in the state's Satna district.
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Don't need to rule myself out: Advani on being contender for PM
Who will be the BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate in 2014? The question has been asked many times over ever since the party's senior-most leader LK Advani set off on his Jan Chetna yatra.
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On Day 3, Advani's rath yatra enters testing territory
Armed with last-minute permission, LK Advani took his rath to Mughalsarai in Uttar Pradesh last night and will hold a rally this morning. Day 3 of the BJP leader's 38-day yatra will test the waters for the BJP in Mayawati land.
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Denied at first, Advani gets permission for rally in Uttar Pradesh
LK Advani has been granted permission to hold a rally tonight at Mughalsarai in Uttar Pradesh. Mr Advani began his Jan Chetna Yatra, a tour aimed at fighting corruption, from Bihar yesterday.
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LK Advani sets off on his sixth rath yatra
LK Advani was greeted by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar as he landed in the Chhapra district today to begin his sixth rath yatra. Mr Advani arrived in Sitab Diara in a helicopter.
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Ahead of yatra, Advani targets PM
BJP leader LK Advani today slammed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for not doing much to check corrupt ministers. He said action was taken against some allegedly corrupt politicians only after directions from the Supreme Court, and not because of the PM's efforts.
