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 The
Lok Sabha elections are over and the BJP is back to its
old game of shouting in Parliament. Given the rifts that
are surfacing within its ranks, the saffron brigade is despondent
and desperate. It is unable to detect the reasons for its
defeat, let alone seeing the future clearly. Some, including
the veteran Atal Behari Vajpayee blame Gujarat Chief Minister
Narendra Modi, while others think the party had overdone
the `India Shining' and `Feel Good' campaigns. While playing
their individual tunes openly, they are also taking time
to challenge the dignosis of others. That they are offering
an interesting tamasha to the public who have not yet recovered
from `feel good' fun, is not occurring to any of them. Like
the proverbial blind men and the elephant the search for
their defeat seems unending. But they are all united in
one thing and something they all know doing - obstructing
the proceedings in Parliament. They can't be really blamed,
for this is the only activity they have mastered over the
years.
LAW
AND ORDER IN U.P.
The law and order in Uttar Pradesh is worrisome, says Smt.
Sonia Gandhi during her thanks-giving visit to Rae Bareli,
her constituency.
EXEMPLARY
GESTURE
Soniaji has ushered in the return of morality, say Smt.
Omem M. Deori & Shri Anil Shastri.
RESPITE
TO PEOPLE
Defeat of the NDA government has brought respite to the
people of India from disgraceful foreign policy of the NDA,
says Rajaul Karim Lashkar.
UPA
OFFERS HOPE
The United Progressive Alliance government offers hope,
not hype, says Jairam Ramesh.
COMMON
MIMIMUM PROGRAMME
Full text of the Common Minimum Programme of the United
Progressive Alliance.
PRESIDENT'S
ADDRESS
The President of India outlines the economic agenda of the
United Progressive Alliance government which promises economic
growth, employment and assured livelihood.
ON
THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
Poonam Sahi speaks about problems faced during the elections.
STATE
NEWS
PM promises aid for Andhra Farmers
Congress raps eviction drive
Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh Ministry
MAHILA
CONGRESS REPORT
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REPORT
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