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Opposition did not help in passing anti-corruption bills: Rahul Gandhi
As the last session of Parliament before general elections came to an end today, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi made a sharp attack on opposition parties alleging their "deceit" had ensured that key anti-corruption bills could not be passed.
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7 hours, 20 tweets: Congress, BJP refuse to stop Uttarakhand blame game
Today's downward spiral began when Congress leader Manish Tewari tweeted that neither of the Leaders of the Opposition in the two Houses of Parliament - Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jaitley - have visited Uttarakhand, but have attacked the government for its ineptitude in rescue and relief operations.
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BCCI should come under RTI for its own benefit: Maken
Union Sports Minister Ajay Maken said on Monday that he hoped to get the national sports bill passed by parliament during its winter session and pointed out that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) should come under the Right to Informational (RTI) Act for their own benefit.
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CWG mess: BJP now targets Sonia
There is war over the Commonwealth Games and the report of the government's auditor on it. In Parliament, where heated words were exchanged between the Opposition and the Treasury benches in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shouting slogans against Congress president Sonia Gandhi alleging that she had a role in appoi...
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Maken's statement in Lok Sabha on Kalmadi controversy
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Who made Kalmadi chairman? Many denials, mystery deepens
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in Parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Opposition did not help in passing anti-corruption bills: Rahul Gandhi
As the last session of Parliament before general elections came to an end today, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi made a sharp attack on opposition parties alleging their "deceit" had ensured that key anti-corruption bills could not be passed.
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7 hours, 20 tweets: Congress, BJP refuse to stop Uttarakhand blame game
Today's downward spiral began when Congress leader Manish Tewari tweeted that neither of the Leaders of the Opposition in the two Houses of Parliament - Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jaitley - have visited Uttarakhand, but have attacked the government for its ineptitude in rescue and relief operations.
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BCCI should come under RTI for its own benefit: Maken
Union Sports Minister Ajay Maken said on Monday that he hoped to get the national sports bill passed by parliament during its winter session and pointed out that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) should come under the Right to Informational (RTI) Act for their own benefit.
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CWG mess: BJP now targets Sonia
There is war over the Commonwealth Games and the report of the government's auditor on it. In Parliament, where heated words were exchanged between the Opposition and the Treasury benches in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shouting slogans against Congress president Sonia Gandhi alleging that she had a role in appoi...
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Maken's statement in Lok Sabha on Kalmadi controversy
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
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Who made Kalmadi chairman? Many denials, mystery deepens
Suresh Kalmadi may not be in Parliament on account of being in jail, but he was very much the central player in Parliament today. Sports Minister Ajay Maken attempted to explain in the Lok Sabha just how Mr Kalmadi ended up as the man in charge of organizing the Commonwealth Games in Delhi in September 2010.
