Petrol Price Hike Mamata Banerjee
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Dinner diplomacy gone, Mulayam's party slams petrol hike
The government, which on Wednesday allowed a huge hike of Rs 6.28 a litre exclusive of taxes in the price of petrol, is under attack. From Opposition parties and allies alike. An angry UPA partner Mamata Banerjee has once again said that her party was not consulted.
-
Petrol pricier by Rs 6.28 plus taxes, Mamata upset but won't quit UPA
Petrol prices have been hiked by Rs. 6.28 per litre, exclusive of taxes, effective midnight. This is the steepest hike ever for petrol in India, and prompted calls for a rollback from leaders who are key to the government's survival - Mamata Banerjee, M Karunanidhi and Mulayam Singh Yadav.
-
Not quitting over this petrol price hike, will do if there's a next time, warns Mamata
A little after her MPs had emerged from an hour-long meeting with the Prime Minister in Delhi, Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee said in Kolkata, "If there is another hike in price of petrol or petroleum products, we will pull out of the government."
-
Live Blog: Trinamool MPs meet PM on petrol price hike
Trinamool MPs, PM, petrol price hike, Mamata Banerjee
-
Meeting with PM was good, say Mamata's MPs
A little after her MPs had emerged from an hour-long meeting with the Prime Minister in Delhi, Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee told a local TV channel in Kolkata, "If there is another hike in price of petrol or petroleum products, we will pull out of the government."
-
Petrol price hike: Want better coordination, not rollback, say Mamata MPs ahead of PM meet
Has the Trinamool fury dimmed as it waits to meet the Prime Minister? When all of Mamata Banerjee's 18 MPs meet the Prime Minister at 5 pm on Tuesday to protest against the recent petrol price rise, they will not demand a rollback of that hike. They will "express grievances to the PM."
-
Petrol price hike: Trinamool MPs to meet PM tomorrow; Will Mamata pull out?
At 5 pm on Tuesday, all of Mamata Banerjee's 18 MPs will meet the Prime Minister in Delhi to protest against the recent petrol price hike, with one MP saying that the Trinamool Congress chief is "very serious" about pulling out of the UPA government on the issue. Is she?
-
Petrol price hike: Issue will be resolved, says Pranab Mukherjee
A day after West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee threatened to quit the UPA government over the petrol price hike, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the conflict has been resolved
-
Petrol prices: Mamata gives ultimatum, other allies upset, Congress looks for 'healing touch'
Mamata Banerjee has warned the Congress that if it doesn't withdraw the petrol price hike introduced last night, she may have to opt out of the government. After meeting with senior MPs from her party in Kolkata this afternoon, Ms Banerjee said her party had not been consulted about the hike, and that her MPs are willing to quit the UPA if they are...
-
Dinner diplomacy gone, Mulayam's party slams petrol hike
The government, which on Wednesday allowed a huge hike of Rs 6.28 a litre exclusive of taxes in the price of petrol, is under attack. From Opposition parties and allies alike. An angry UPA partner Mamata Banerjee has once again said that her party was not consulted.
-
Petrol pricier by Rs 6.28 plus taxes, Mamata upset but won't quit UPA
Petrol prices have been hiked by Rs. 6.28 per litre, exclusive of taxes, effective midnight. This is the steepest hike ever for petrol in India, and prompted calls for a rollback from leaders who are key to the government's survival - Mamata Banerjee, M Karunanidhi and Mulayam Singh Yadav.
-
Not quitting over this petrol price hike, will do if there's a next time, warns Mamata
A little after her MPs had emerged from an hour-long meeting with the Prime Minister in Delhi, Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee said in Kolkata, "If there is another hike in price of petrol or petroleum products, we will pull out of the government."
-
Live Blog: Trinamool MPs meet PM on petrol price hike
Trinamool MPs, PM, petrol price hike, Mamata Banerjee
-
Meeting with PM was good, say Mamata's MPs
A little after her MPs had emerged from an hour-long meeting with the Prime Minister in Delhi, Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee told a local TV channel in Kolkata, "If there is another hike in price of petrol or petroleum products, we will pull out of the government."
-
Petrol price hike: Want better coordination, not rollback, say Mamata MPs ahead of PM meet
Has the Trinamool fury dimmed as it waits to meet the Prime Minister? When all of Mamata Banerjee's 18 MPs meet the Prime Minister at 5 pm on Tuesday to protest against the recent petrol price rise, they will not demand a rollback of that hike. They will "express grievances to the PM."
-
Petrol price hike: Trinamool MPs to meet PM tomorrow; Will Mamata pull out?
At 5 pm on Tuesday, all of Mamata Banerjee's 18 MPs will meet the Prime Minister in Delhi to protest against the recent petrol price hike, with one MP saying that the Trinamool Congress chief is "very serious" about pulling out of the UPA government on the issue. Is she?
-
Petrol price hike: Issue will be resolved, says Pranab Mukherjee
A day after West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee threatened to quit the UPA government over the petrol price hike, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the conflict has been resolved
-
Petrol prices: Mamata gives ultimatum, other allies upset, Congress looks for 'healing touch'
Mamata Banerjee has warned the Congress that if it doesn't withdraw the petrol price hike introduced last night, she may have to opt out of the government. After meeting with senior MPs from her party in Kolkata this afternoon, Ms Banerjee said her party had not been consulted about the hike, and that her MPs are willing to quit the UPA if they are...
