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Committed to effective Lokpal, says PM at crucial all-party meeting
Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh has told an all-party meeting of Rajya Sabha members today to discuss the Lokpal Bill that his government is committed to an effective Lokpal.
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Determined to pass Lokpal Bill in this Parliament session, says PM
Just a few hours after Anna Hazare shot off another letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh accusing the government of betrayal, Dr Singh has said the government is determined to pass the Lokpal Bill in this session of Parliament and is working day and night to shape the bill.
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Lokpal Bill: PM's opening remarks at all-party meet
With Anna Hazare refusing to end his hunger strike, the government met with leaders of all major opposition parties to arrive at a compromise that the 74-year-old Gandhian may accept. In his opening remarks, the PM explained the status of his minister's negotiations with the activists.
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Camp Anna packed, Government hunts for truce
35,000 people that gathered this evening at Anna Hazare's mass-protest against corruption were given a simple message by the activist's aides: come again, and bring others. "Let us all pray for Anna," said Kiran Bedi, "and come and hear what we have to say." That invitation is being widely accepted by Delhi, which has shown no hesitation in backing...
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We want a strong Lokpal, says PM in his address on 65th Independence Day
In the midst of rising cases of corruption, scams, slowing economic growth and terror, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh addressed the nation today on the country's 65th Independence Day.As rain washed out the national capital in the morning, the Prime Minister unfurled the national flag.Speaking from the ramparts of the Red Fort, the PM told the natio...
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Parliament should not pre-judge 2G issue: Prime Minister
Ahead of the Monsoon session of Parliament, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today sought to take the sting out of the Opposition's attack on the 2G issue, saying Parliament should not "pre-judge" it as the matter is before courts."The matter is before courts. It should be left to be decided by the court and Parliament should not pre-judge the issue,"...
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Committed to effective Lokpal, says PM at crucial all-party meeting
Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh has told an all-party meeting of Rajya Sabha members today to discuss the Lokpal Bill that his government is committed to an effective Lokpal.
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Determined to pass Lokpal Bill in this Parliament session, says PM
Just a few hours after Anna Hazare shot off another letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh accusing the government of betrayal, Dr Singh has said the government is determined to pass the Lokpal Bill in this session of Parliament and is working day and night to shape the bill.
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Lokpal Bill: PM's opening remarks at all-party meet
With Anna Hazare refusing to end his hunger strike, the government met with leaders of all major opposition parties to arrive at a compromise that the 74-year-old Gandhian may accept. In his opening remarks, the PM explained the status of his minister's negotiations with the activists.
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Camp Anna packed, Government hunts for truce
35,000 people that gathered this evening at Anna Hazare's mass-protest against corruption were given a simple message by the activist's aides: come again, and bring others. "Let us all pray for Anna," said Kiran Bedi, "and come and hear what we have to say." That invitation is being widely accepted by Delhi, which has shown no hesitation in backing...
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We want a strong Lokpal, says PM in his address on 65th Independence Day
In the midst of rising cases of corruption, scams, slowing economic growth and terror, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh addressed the nation today on the country's 65th Independence Day.As rain washed out the national capital in the morning, the Prime Minister unfurled the national flag.Speaking from the ramparts of the Red Fort, the PM told the natio...
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Parliament should not pre-judge 2G issue: Prime Minister
Ahead of the Monsoon session of Parliament, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today sought to take the sting out of the Opposition's attack on the 2G issue, saying Parliament should not "pre-judge" it as the matter is before courts."The matter is before courts. It should be left to be decided by the court and Parliament should not pre-judge the issue,"...
