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BJP Needles MK Stalin As He Skips Rahul Gandhi-For-PM At Kolkata Rally
At a grand meeting of opposition leaders in Kolkata on Saturday, MK Stalin restrained from repeating his endorsement of Rahul Gandhi, but the BJP targeted him for doing so. Why couldn't he say so in Kolkata? the BJP asked, claiming it exposed chinks in the proposed national alliance of the opposition parties.
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Timing Of PM Modi's Meeting With DMK's Karunanidhi Fuels Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived today at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call.
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PM Narendra Modi Meets M Karunanidhi In Chennai, DMK Says No Political Signal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call. Mr Karunanidhi, 93, is recovering from a long illness and recently made his first public appearance in months at an exhibition.
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PM Modi To Meet DMK Chief M Karunanidhi At His Residence In Chennai Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be meeting DMK President M Karunanidhi in Chennai today, both the BJP and the DMK said.
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DMK chief M Karunanidhi lashes out at PM over plans to meet Sri Lanka president
DMK today hit out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for the Centre's "indifferent" approach toward Sri Lankan Tamils issue and came down on his reported plans to meet the island nation's President Mahinda Rajapaksa for bilateral talks at the upcoming BIMSTEC summit.
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PM to skip Colombo summit, Salman Khurshid will head Indian delegation
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will not visit Colombo for the Commonwealth Heads of State meeting next week.
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No decision on PM's Lanka visit yet: Chidambaram after meeting Karunanidhi
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today said that no decision has been taken as yet on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to Sri Lanka for the Commonwealth summit on November 15.
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Karunanidhi urges PM not to attend Commonwealth meet in Sri Lanka
Amid speculation over Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's participation in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting or CHOGM at Colombo next month, the DMK today reiterated that India should boycott it to register protest over the alleged war crimes against Tamils in Sri Lanka.
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Decision on Colombo Commonwealth meet after considering all factors, including Tamil sentiments, PM tells DMK
Breaking his silence on India's participation in the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting scheduled to take place in Colombo next month, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that a decision on this would be taken only after considering all relevant factors, including sentiments of Tamil people.
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Wording of resolution against Sri Lanka will decide India's stand, says PM
The Prime Minister today said that whether India votes against Sri Lanka when the top human rights body of the UN meets this month in Geneva will depend on the wording of the resolution that the United States plans to introduce.
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BJP Needles MK Stalin As He Skips Rahul Gandhi-For-PM At Kolkata Rally
At a grand meeting of opposition leaders in Kolkata on Saturday, MK Stalin restrained from repeating his endorsement of Rahul Gandhi, but the BJP targeted him for doing so. Why couldn't he say so in Kolkata? the BJP asked, claiming it exposed chinks in the proposed national alliance of the opposition parties.
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Timing Of PM Modi's Meeting With DMK's Karunanidhi Fuels Talk
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived today at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call.
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PM Narendra Modi Meets M Karunanidhi In Chennai, DMK Says No Political Signal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by top DMK leaders MK Stalin and MK Kanimozhi as he arrived at the Chennai home of their father and party boss M Karunanidhi for what was described as a courtesy call. Mr Karunanidhi, 93, is recovering from a long illness and recently made his first public appearance in months at an exhibition.
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PM Modi To Meet DMK Chief M Karunanidhi At His Residence In Chennai Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be meeting DMK President M Karunanidhi in Chennai today, both the BJP and the DMK said.
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DMK chief M Karunanidhi lashes out at PM over plans to meet Sri Lanka president
DMK today hit out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for the Centre's "indifferent" approach toward Sri Lankan Tamils issue and came down on his reported plans to meet the island nation's President Mahinda Rajapaksa for bilateral talks at the upcoming BIMSTEC summit.
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PM to skip Colombo summit, Salman Khurshid will head Indian delegation
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will not visit Colombo for the Commonwealth Heads of State meeting next week.
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No decision on PM's Lanka visit yet: Chidambaram after meeting Karunanidhi
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today said that no decision has been taken as yet on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to Sri Lanka for the Commonwealth summit on November 15.
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Karunanidhi urges PM not to attend Commonwealth meet in Sri Lanka
Amid speculation over Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's participation in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting or CHOGM at Colombo next month, the DMK today reiterated that India should boycott it to register protest over the alleged war crimes against Tamils in Sri Lanka.
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Decision on Colombo Commonwealth meet after considering all factors, including Tamil sentiments, PM tells DMK
Breaking his silence on India's participation in the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting scheduled to take place in Colombo next month, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that a decision on this would be taken only after considering all relevant factors, including sentiments of Tamil people.
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Wording of resolution against Sri Lanka will decide India's stand, says PM
The Prime Minister today said that whether India votes against Sri Lanka when the top human rights body of the UN meets this month in Geneva will depend on the wording of the resolution that the United States plans to introduce.
