Communists warn UPA of early withdrawal of support

indiasnews.net     05-Jul-2008            

India's News.Net Saturday 5th July, 2008 (IANS) Days before deciding on withdrawing support to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government, top Communist leaders Saturday turned to one of their core constituencies - West Bengal - meeting their comrades and addressing them on the India-US nuclear deal. The state, ruled by the Left Front for the last 31 years, saw hectic activity as Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) general secretary Prakash Karat and his Communist Party of India (CPI) counterpart A.B. Bardhan spewed venom on the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government for the nuclear deal. Karat said the Left was awaiting a response from External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on its July 7 deadline to the government to clarify whether it was going to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on... [read full story]                    

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New speaker: Intranet and search guru

jboye08.dk     23-Jun-2008          

At cmf2005, our inaugural conference, Martin gave an excellent keynote on the Eureka factor. Since then we have invited him back several times, but he has been busy writing books (published the acclaimed Making Search Work in...                    

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Left refuses to budge on n-deal ahead of key meet

indiaenews.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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Nuke deal and the prime minister

newdelhinews.net     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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UPA-Left meet on Wednesday; Left rejects Allies' formula

rediff.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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Left rejects Allies' formula on N-deal

rediff.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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Left rejects allies' formula on N-deal

rediff.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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UPA-Left meet on Wednesday; Left rejects allies' formula

rediff.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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Efforts will be made to bring around Left on N-deal: Paswan

rediff.com     24-Jun-2008          

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                    

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We will convince Left on nuke deal: Paswan

expressindia.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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Showdown averted, UPA-Left meet today

indiatimes.com     24-Jun-2008          

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...                    

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