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'Advani most favoured for PM post'

Fri, 07/11/2008 - 22:22 — rkm

NEW DELHI: The UPA will win 183 to 193
seats on a vote base of 33 per cent in the Lok Sabha if general elections are
held today, said an opinion poll conducted for a news magazine.

The
opposition NDA is tipped to get 179 to 189 seats on a 32 per cent vote share,
according to the poll conducted by CVOTER among 9,604 respondents across 54 Lok
Sabha seats on July 9 and 10 in the aftermath of Left parties withdrawing
support to the UPA government.

The survey also covered issues like
the performance of the Manmohan Singh government, best PM candidates and whether
the nuclear is pro-India.

Navjot Sidhu seeks apology from Pranab, officials

Fri, 07/04/2008 - 08:01 — rkm

Amritsar, July 3 (IANS) Member of Parliament Navjot
Singh Sidhu Thursday asked Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee to seek
an apology from External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee and initiate
breach of privilege proceedings against officials for ignoring him
during a function here last week.

In a letter to the Lok Sabha
speaker, Sidhu pointed out that the minister and the Ministry of
External Affairs (MEA) officials committed a blatant breach of protocol
by not allowing him to address the minister or even join the minister
and other dignitaries on the dais during the inauguration of a new
regional passport office here.

The passport office was inaugurated Saturday by Mukherjee in the presence of Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal.

London B-school hails GUVNL

Wed, 07/02/2008 - 22:32 — rkm

VADODARA:
State governments across India suffer losses in crores of rupees while providing
electricity to its citizens.


And, Gujarat was no different
till a few years ago. Today, however, the Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited
(GUVNL) is one of the very few power utilities in the country that boasts of
making a profit.


It is this
rags-to-riches story that the prestigious London Business School (LBS) of the
University of London has
recognised.


A case study on
GUVNL's turnaround, prepared by Dr Rakesh Mohan Joshi, chairperson at the Indian
Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, has been selected as one among eight
winners in a global competition initiated by the Aditya V Birla India Centre at
LBS.

BJP convenes special meeting on Amarnath issue

Mon, 06/30/2008 - 22:41 — rkm

New Delhi, June 30: Perturbed over the decision
not to hand over forest land to the Amarnath shrine board, the BJP has
convened a special meeting of its office bearers in New Delhi on
Tuesday to discuss the issue.

The meeting will also review the political situation
in the state where the Congress-led coalition has been reduced to a
minority following withdrawal of PDP from the government, party sources
said.

They said the party, which views the Amarnath
development as "surrender of government machinery to separatist
forces", is planning a nation-wide agitation on the issue.

Reacting spontaneously to the decision not to hand
over 40 hectares of forest land to the board, the BJP and Sangh Parivar
outfits are observing bandh in Jammu on Monday and their supporters
have clashed with police at several places there.

Teesta on communalism, minority rights and politics

Fri, 06/27/2008 - 17:11 — rkm

Submitted by kashif on Thu, 06/26/2008 - 01:54.

By Md. Ali, TwoCircles.net

No one term can describe her activism. Her area of work is vast and
very risky also. Initially a full time journalist attached with
newspapers including The Indian Express, she took the road of activism
after being appalled by the horrors of the Bombay riots. She is Teesta
Setalvad, a relentless campaigner for the rights and privileges of
minorities- Dalits, Muslims and women.

In an exclusive interview with TwoCircles.net, she
spoke on matters as diverse as communalism, gender rights, pseudo-
secularism of political parties in India, minorities’ rights.

Police-DYFI Gundaism in capital : Number of Hindu activists injured

Thu, 06/26/2008 - 23:21 — rkm



--> BJP district president seriously injured



 



--> District hartal called tomorrow

 

Cong surrendered to communal forces: BJP

Wed, 07/02/2008 - 23:20 — rkm

NEW DELHI: Whipping up the controversy
over land transfer to the Amranath Shrine Board as one of its key Hindutva
campaign planks for the coming Lok Sabha polls, Opposition BJP has called a
nationwide bandh on Thursday to protest against the Congress-led government's
"surrender to communal forces" in Jammu and Kashmir. It has demanded restoration
of the land to the shrine board.

With the entire Sangh Parivar coming
together in support of the issue to use it against ruling Congress — at
the Centre and in Srinagar — senior BJP leaders met on Tuesday and drew up
a resolution to spin it into a larger poll issue.

What the BJP should do.

Tue, 07/01/2008 - 16:18 — hardcorerss

It is not only important to be a National Party.

It is important to raise proper issues and fight for them. BJP fights for each and every issue. It is looking for Support from various Reigions. Honesty and Hardwork will make BJP strong. But  is BJP really trying to instill this Behaviour in its Cadres, or is it just another party, another group of people. Does the BJP's heart beat for India?

What BJP should do is introspect and quiten down. BJP should support the Ruling party where it counts and fight where it does not count. It should currently even think of Supporting the Congress from outside till the Elections are due.

What BJP should do is keep the Intrest of the NATION topmost on its AGENDA.

 

BJP, VHP give shutdown call on Amarnath land issue

Sun, 06/29/2008 - 23:09 — rkm

Jammu (PTI): The BJP and the VHP on
Sunday gave a shutdown call on Monday here and demanded the removal of
Amarnath shrine board chairman and Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra
after the board gave up its claim on the forest land allotted to it.

"We want removal of Vohra for
succumbing to pressure ... This is most shameful act as he has
succumbed to few protests of fundamentalists, political parties and
separatists," state BJP president Ashok Khajuria told reporters here.

The party gave a call for a shutdown here on Monday to protest the decision.

Govt. move to supress will be resisted- RSS

Fri, 06/27/2008 - 16:47 — rkm

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