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Ma in temple to trade built by Marxists

telegraphindia.com
16-Nov-2008
        

Nov. 15: A portrait of Sarada Ma is among a panoply of mascots emblazoned atop the Bengal trade fair stall in Delhi, the pavilion becoming a modern-day pantheon built by Marxists honouring the Holy Mother.

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Somnath rules out return to CPI(M)

hindu.com
09-Nov-2008 2 related
        

“I am not giving thought to the question at this age” “If expulsion strengthens party, I will be happy” Jyoti Basu did not tell me to quit, he says Kolkata: Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee, who was expelled from the CPI(M)...

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Somnath rules out returning to CPI-M

ddinews.gov.in
09-Nov-2008 4 related
        

Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee, who was expelled from the CPI-M after he refused to toe the party decision to quit from his post during the trust vote in July ruled out returning to the party 'at this age' on Sunday.

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The ‘Yatra’ continues!

hindu.com
06-Nov-2008
        

For all his achievements Goutam Ghose comes out as an extremely modest man, as he speaks passionately about his films and documentaries. For a man who has got National Awards with such regularity as to let an element of...

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CPI-M favours amending Articles 356, 355

ibnlive.com
05-Nov-2008 7 related
        

New Delhi: Calling for a debate on centre-state relations, Communist Party of India- Marxist (CPI-M) leader Prakash Karat on Wednesday demanded amending Articles 356 and 355 of the constitution to incorporate safeguards against...

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Dada voices a dad's worry

telegraphindia.com
04-Nov-2008
        

Nagpur, Nov. 4: Sourav Ganguly has, over the years, been the epitome of a passionate cricketer. He's passionate about other things too, not least the well-being of Bengal and the future there for the present generation as also...

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The United States of Indamerica in the making

indiatimes.com
01-Nov-2008
        

2 Nov 2008, 0212 hrs IST, Jug Suraiya,TNN Though the reverse needn't hold true, till very recently America — perhaps even more than Pakistan, if such a thing were possible — was the country India most loved to hate, and hated...

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