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Congress Tweets "A To Z Of BJP Scams" Amid Rafale Offensive
A day after Rahul Gandhi promised that in the "next two-three months you will have fun after we will show you Narendra Modi's work -- Rafale, Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi, Demonetisation, Gabbar Singh Tax (his expansion for the GST)", Congress's social media head Divya Spandana tweeted a list of what her party called as "scams and corruption of Modi an...
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Government Playing 'Dirty Game' Of Targeting Opposition Leaders: Congress
Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday accused the government of playing a "dirty game" of targeting Opposition leaders and said the recent sudden transfer of the Enforcement Directorate chief was aimed only to "fix" the Opposition leaders with "false and irrelevant" cases, including the National Herald case.
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Parliament's Winter Session Likely to Start Around November 20
The Winter Session of Parliament is expected to commence around November 20 and is likely to be a month-long affair.
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Lalitgate Is Fallout of Sushma Swaraj-Arun Jaitley Tussle: Digvijaya Singh
Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh on Tuesday said the Lalitgate scandal was the fallout of a tussle between External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
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BJP's Offensive Against Congress on Parliament Logjam Hits Roadblocks
The BJP today started its press conference blitz across all states to counter the Congress' claims of their party shielding corrupt leaders, a day after the monsoon session of the Parliament ended with disruptions, and no legislation work being done due to Congress' demand for resignation of three senior BJP leaders over the issue of proximity to t...
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Enforcement Directorate Wants to Corner Lalit Modi for IPL Money Scam
Enforcement Directorate has sought an Interpol notice against IPL's former boss Lalit Modi, who now lives in the UK.
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Help Poor Women, Not Millionaire's Wife: Congress to Sushma Swaraj
It was an emotionally-charged defense that Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj presented today about her role in helping former cricket boss Lalit Modi get travel papers in the UK last year.
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AAP, Trinamool to Join Congress Boycott in Parliament
After days of appearing to be the loudest protesters in Parliament, the Congress today looked far from isolated as most opposition parties, including the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Trinamool, decided to boycott the Lok Sabha for five days in a show of solidarity after 25 Congress lawmakers were suspended from the Lok Sabha.
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GST a Congress Bill, Party's Negativism Hurting Economy: Arun Jaitley
Racing against time to get the GST bill cleared from Parliament, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today attacked the Congress for blocking the legislation that it had itself brought in and said 'obstructionist' tendencies and negativism were hurting the country and its economy.
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Government's Fresh Bid to End Parliament Deadlock, All-Party Meet on Monday
With half of the Monsoon session virtually washed out, the government will make a fresh bid to end the two-week-long deadlock in Parliament with an all-party meeting on Monday.
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Congress Tweets "A To Z Of BJP Scams" Amid Rafale Offensive
A day after Rahul Gandhi promised that in the "next two-three months you will have fun after we will show you Narendra Modi's work -- Rafale, Vijay Mallya, Lalit Modi, Demonetisation, Gabbar Singh Tax (his expansion for the GST)", Congress's social media head Divya Spandana tweeted a list of what her party called as "scams and corruption of Modi an...
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Government Playing 'Dirty Game' Of Targeting Opposition Leaders: Congress
Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday accused the government of playing a "dirty game" of targeting Opposition leaders and said the recent sudden transfer of the Enforcement Directorate chief was aimed only to "fix" the Opposition leaders with "false and irrelevant" cases, including the National Herald case.
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Parliament's Winter Session Likely to Start Around November 20
The Winter Session of Parliament is expected to commence around November 20 and is likely to be a month-long affair.
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Lalitgate Is Fallout of Sushma Swaraj-Arun Jaitley Tussle: Digvijaya Singh
Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh on Tuesday said the Lalitgate scandal was the fallout of a tussle between External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
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BJP's Offensive Against Congress on Parliament Logjam Hits Roadblocks
The BJP today started its press conference blitz across all states to counter the Congress' claims of their party shielding corrupt leaders, a day after the monsoon session of the Parliament ended with disruptions, and no legislation work being done due to Congress' demand for resignation of three senior BJP leaders over the issue of proximity to t...
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Enforcement Directorate Wants to Corner Lalit Modi for IPL Money Scam
Enforcement Directorate has sought an Interpol notice against IPL's former boss Lalit Modi, who now lives in the UK.
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Help Poor Women, Not Millionaire's Wife: Congress to Sushma Swaraj
It was an emotionally-charged defense that Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj presented today about her role in helping former cricket boss Lalit Modi get travel papers in the UK last year.
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AAP, Trinamool to Join Congress Boycott in Parliament
After days of appearing to be the loudest protesters in Parliament, the Congress today looked far from isolated as most opposition parties, including the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Trinamool, decided to boycott the Lok Sabha for five days in a show of solidarity after 25 Congress lawmakers were suspended from the Lok Sabha.
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GST a Congress Bill, Party's Negativism Hurting Economy: Arun Jaitley
Racing against time to get the GST bill cleared from Parliament, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today attacked the Congress for blocking the legislation that it had itself brought in and said 'obstructionist' tendencies and negativism were hurting the country and its economy.
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Government's Fresh Bid to End Parliament Deadlock, All-Party Meet on Monday
With half of the Monsoon session virtually washed out, the government will make a fresh bid to end the two-week-long deadlock in Parliament with an all-party meeting on Monday.
