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Centre fiddled while J&K burned: UPA allies give it to Patil

Submitted by rkm on Thu, 08/07/2008 - 15:17.

New Delhi, August 6: At the Congress-UPA meeting
ahead of the all-party talks this morning, Union Home Minister Shivraj
Patil came under fire from UPA allies who blamed him and the agencies
under his ministry for “messing up” the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

“The situation in the state had improved remarkably. Tourists were
coming in huge numbers. And then suddenly we see violence, a pre-1990
kind of situation all because of the failure of the Central
government,” a senior leader of the allies is said to have remarked at
the meeting. This criticism found echo at the all-party meeting too
where fingers were raised at Patil and the UPA by the Janata Dal
(United) and Left party leaders as well.

Though Patil argued that the protests were being fanned by
vested interests, that hardly satisfied the leaders who underlined that
the Centre should now deal with the situation very carefully and not
allow it to drift.

Thanks to UPA, Ban on deadly Terrorist organisation SIMI lifted

Submitted by rkm on Tue, 08/05/2008 - 22:36.



New Delhi


:
Yet another Terrorist pampering policy of UPA government leads to
lifting the ban imposed on deadly terrorist organisation SIMI.


 

The
ban was lifted by Delhi High court as home Ministry provided no
relevant documents before court when the case came up in the court
today.

The
organisation was banned in the country for past seven years under
Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Acts for spearheading terrorism
against the Nation aligning with our Enemies

We don't need suggestions from Jihadi Congress Minister on how to conduct our Pilgrimage

Submitted by rkm on Sun, 07/20/2008 - 16:00.



New Delhi


: Here comes a suggestion from a Jihadi Congress leader on how to conduct Amarnath Pilgrimage.


 

Jammu unrest reaches Delhi, agitators clash with police

Submitted by rkm on Mon, 08/04/2008 - 20:26.

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Indian inflation approaches 12%

Submitted by rkm on Fri, 07/11/2008 - 22:24.

Wholesale prices in India grew by 11.89% in the year to the end of June, the fastest rate since the measure began in 1995.

Inflation has tripled over the last six months, driven by the soaring cost of food and fuel.

Figures also showed that the output of India's factories grew by its slowest rate in six years.

Industrial output rose 3.8% in May, compared to the same month in 2007, a sharp drop on the April's 6.2% growth.

"The industrial output numbers ... are a reflection
of manufacturers anticipating a slowdown in consumer spending as high
inflation bites into incomes and some scale-back of fresh production
plans," said economist Shuchita Mehta, from Standard Chartered Bank.

The Reserve Bank of India has been increasing interest rates
to try and dampen inflation. Last month, it increased its main lending
rate twice in two weeks to 8.5%.


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