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Scindia galvanises Congressmen in Maharashtra
It was time for
plain talking and taking
stock. Mr Madhavrao
Scindia, on his maiden
visit to the State, did just
that advising all
Congressmen to reach
out to party workers at
grassroots level. "With
the exception of very
senior and aged leaders,
all Congress leaders
should visit the workers.
I have asked for monthly
reports of DCC leaders
and their tours. As for
those who are unable to
work, let the message go
to them that they will
have to vacate their
chairs", said Mr Scindia.
UK envoy rebuts Cong remarks on J-K
British High Commissioner Sir David Gore Booth was
today supremely dismissive of the Congress party's criticism of
the Labour Party's Kashmir policy.
Factional feuds hit Cong revival bid
The faction-ridden Haryana Congress
party is finding it difficult to take on the Bansi
Lal Government.
Kalyan all set to block demand for co-ordination panel
Buoyed by the overwhelming support
from his party legislators Chief Minister
Kalyan Singh is all set to vehemently oppose
the proposal to set up a state coordination
committee at the Oct. 12 meeting of the
BJP-BSP central coordination committee in
Delhi.
Police close in on top cricket bookies
A countrywide hunt for the kingpins in
the cricket-betting syndicate has begun in
earnest with the West Bengal Police having
passed on all relevant information on the
bookies operating in Delhi and
Mumbai.
Soz's fight to save forest land
Overruling the advice of his bureaucrats, Environment
and Forest Minister Saifuddin Soz has decided to fight all the
way to save some 250 hacs of precious forest land which the
Gujarat Government has allotted to the Sanghi Cement
Company.
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