Trinamool Mps Meet Pm

Opposition members today alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi did a "volte-face" by setting a 'Net Zero' target of 2070 at the climate summit in Glasgow and questioned the rationale behind it.

Ahead of Parliament's monsoon session, Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien criticised the fall in the number of bills sent to standing committees for scrutiny. The opposition rejected PM Modi's move to address MPs of both Houses outside Parliament.

Lok Sabha proceedings were extended till midnight to accommodate the long list of speakers participating in the Motion of Thanks to the President's address. Lok Sabha meets between 4 PM and 9 PM.

A Trinamool lawmaker, on Tuesday, said at a public meeting that he believes Prime Minister Narendra Modi has links with the terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Air Base on January 2. The remark has earned him a warning from his party and left his leaders fuming. The process for disciplinary action has been initiated, the party said today.

A dinner for UPA allies at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's home ended with a serious message for Mamata Banerjee, who skipped the meeting and sent instead not one of the Trinamool Congress ministers in the UPA government, but MP Ratna De Nag.

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."

Trinamool MPs, PM, petrol price hike, Mamata Banerjee

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."

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."

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?

Opposition members today alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi did a "volte-face" by setting a 'Net Zero' target of 2070 at the climate summit in Glasgow and questioned the rationale behind it.

Ahead of Parliament's monsoon session, Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien criticised the fall in the number of bills sent to standing committees for scrutiny. The opposition rejected PM Modi's move to address MPs of both Houses outside Parliament.

Lok Sabha proceedings were extended till midnight to accommodate the long list of speakers participating in the Motion of Thanks to the President's address. Lok Sabha meets between 4 PM and 9 PM.

A Trinamool lawmaker, on Tuesday, said at a public meeting that he believes Prime Minister Narendra Modi has links with the terrorists who attacked the Pathankot Air Base on January 2. The remark has earned him a warning from his party and left his leaders fuming. The process for disciplinary action has been initiated, the party said today.

A dinner for UPA allies at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's home ended with a serious message for Mamata Banerjee, who skipped the meeting and sent instead not one of the Trinamool Congress ministers in the UPA government, but MP Ratna De Nag.

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."

Trinamool MPs, PM, petrol price hike, Mamata Banerjee

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."

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."

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?