Wednesday 12 September '07
If few are betting on the successful resolution of the UPA-Left impasse over the nuclear deal — the panel’s meeting began today...Tuesday 11 September '07
A day before the first meeting of the UPA-Left political committee on the Indo-US civil nuclear deal...Sunday
9 September '07In a bid to address problems faced by Indian workers in general and emigrant women in particular in Gulf countries...Wednesday
5 September '07Sensing the inevitability of mid-term elections sooner rather than later, the UPA government is believed to be working out reservation benefits for Muslims and Christians.Tuesday
4 September '07RSP leader Abani Roy, who questioned the need for a political mechanism to address the concerns of the Left parties on the nuclear deal, will not be representing his party in the committee.Tuesday
4 September '07The Left parties will hit the streets on Tuesday with the twin agenda of showing the impact of US imperialism on IndiaTuesday
28 August '07The heat over the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal looked set to be lowered, at least for now, with the Left veering around to accepting the UPA’s offer...Friday
24 August '07With the party central committee formally authorising the politburo “to take whatever necessary measures to see that the agreement is not operationalised”Thursday
23 August '07While the Left parties are hoping for a last minute favourable word from the Government on the IAEA safeguard talks, the CPI(M) Central Committee met on Wednesday...Monday
20 August '07In a show of solidarity, all UPA constituents today asked the government to go ahead with the Indo-US nuclear deal even if Left threats meant mid-term elections.Sunday
19 August '07Hardening its aggressive posture, the Left today pushed the government to the edge, warning it against operationalising the 123 agreement with the US.Saturday
18 August '07The CPM Politburo, which began its two-day meeting here today, is expected to heap insult on the UPA for the nuclear deal without inflicting any visible injury to the Government at the Centre.Thursday
16 August '07With the UPA working behind the scenes to make the Left drop its opposition to the Indo-US nuclear deal, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh did not mention the issue even once...Wednesday
15 August '07With CPM general secretary Prakash Karat unrelenting in his opposition to the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal even after a sudden breakfast meeting with Prime Minister...Friday
10 August '07The Left parties on Thursday decided to step up their protest inside Parliament as well as outside over the Indo-US nuclear deal.Wednesday
8 August '07After four days of “studying” the text of the 123 agreement in the Indo-US nuclear deal, the Left parties today rejected it, emphasizing more on its context than on the content of its text.Tuesday
7 August '07The swift exchange of letters between the CPI(M) and HRD Minister Arjun Singh on the Foreign University Bill continues with party Politburo member Brinda Karat urging him yet again to halt the passage of the Bill.Monday
6 August '07After its “success” in Andhra Pradesh, the CPI(M) is banking on similar agitations over land distribution to increase in base in many states.Sunday
5 August '07In a letter to CPI(M) Politburo member and member of Parliamentary Standing Committee on the ministry Brinda KaratThursday
2 August '07Army Jawans and officers posted in difficult areas like high-altitude border posts can get up to four times more money in special allowances.Thursday
2 August '07Even as the CPI(M) Central leadership is expected to receive the draft of the 123 Agreement by Thursday evening, the West Bengal Assembly on Wednesday adopted a motion demanding that the Union Government provide all details in Parliament regarding the Indo-US agreement for implementing the civil nuclear deal.Wednesday
1 August '07Saturday
28 July '07Glasgow n ‘SIM was found 300 km away from site, didn’t live with Sabeel, Kafeel’Thursday
26 July '07Despite Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s assurance that all its concerns were addressed in the draft of the Indo-US nuclear dealTuesday
24 July '07Moving ahead with its concern over the Bhutan refugees in Nepal, the CPI(M) is taking up the issue at the highest level with the Nepal Government.
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