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5 Jul 2008, 0157 hrs IST, Rajeev Deshpande,TNN NEW DELHI: When CPM boss Prakash Karat told his Left partners on Friday that time had come to withdraw support to the Manmohan Singh government, it was a moment that had been anticipated for much too long. But comrades' sense of relief at ending a relationship long devoid of trust and any sense of shared purpose was dampened by the inescapable conclusion that they had come off worse in the bruising showdown over the India-US nuclear deal. It was not nice to know that despite 59 Lok Sabha MPs, Left had been out flanked on the issue of the nuclear deal that it was determined to stop. The Left had hardly anticipated that it would be hustled out of its arrangement with Congress in a manner and at a time not of its choosing. So confident were they about holding all the cards as far... [read full story]
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From correspondents in Delhi, India, 03:39 PM IST Ahead of Wednesday's crucial meeting of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA)-Left nuclear committee, the Left parties vowed not to allow the India-US nuclear deal to go...
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh [Images] has upped the ante again on the India-US nuclear deal. He is reported to have told Congress party President Sonia Gandhi [Images] that he would find it difficult to continue as prime...
The poll-wary UPA allies are understood to have suggested a government-Left patch up by which the government will not go ahead on the nuclear deal after completing the pending business on the India-specific safeguards agreement...
The poll-wary UPA allies are understood to have suggested a government-Left patch up by which the government will not go ahead on the nuclear deal after completing the pending business on the India-specific safeguards agreement...
The poll-wary UPA allies are understood to have suggested a government-Left patch up by which the government will not go ahead on the nuclear deal after completing the pending business on the India-specific safeguards agreement...
The poll-wary UPA allies are understood to have suggested a government-Left patch up by which the government will not go ahead on the nuclear deal after completing the pending business on the India-specific safeguards agreement...
As the standoff over the nuclear deal continues, Union Minister and Lok Janshakti Party chief Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday said efforts will be made to convince the Left parties that the agreement with the United States was in the
Agencies Posted online: Tuesday , June 24, 2008 at 04:30:45 Karera (MP), June 24: As the stand-off over the nuclear deal continues, Union Minister and LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday said efforts will be made to convince...
NEW DELHI: A 'nuclear showdown' between the Left and the UPA has been put off for the time being with both sides deciding to run through the formality of a meeting on Wednesday and then meet again. The understanding marks a...

