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Even as he gave himself a clean-chit debunking Justice Pathak’s findings, Natwar Singh did come close to admitting a few things today in the Rajya Sabha.
Saturday , 12 August '06
With the government strategically slotting a debate on the Pathak Inquiry Authority Report in the Rajya Sabha on MondaySaturday , 12 August '06
‘Not a leaf moves in the Congress without Sonia Gandhi’s approval and knowledge,’ declared former external affairs minister and suspended Congress veteran Natwar Singh todaySaturday , 12 August '06
Union Minister for Tourism and Culture Ambika Soni today suggested that suspended Congress leader Natwar Singh should retire from politics.Friday , 11 August '06
Natwar’s barb about PM’s lack of a poll win shows how the latter can become politically more secureFriday , 11 August '06
Shekhawat’s ruling on the privilege motion should tell MPs where they have been going wrongFriday , 11 August '06
He hasn’t even won a municipal election, Natwar Singh said of the prime minister, who’s a Rajya Sabha member.Friday , 11 August '06
Yechury tells him: say sorry if you want to remain in Cong; Gurudas says don’t use anti-imperialism as coverThursday , 10 August '06
His attacks on the PM have brought party close to government. Will Congress remember the lesson?Thursday , 10 August '06
The BJP is divided over Natwar Singh. While a section is indulging the former foreign minister to eventually use him for turning the heat on the Congress and Sonia Gandhi, the other insisting that both be treated at par.Thursday , 10 August '06
The CPI(M) has drawn up plans to raise the question of Reliance’s involvement in the oil-for-food programme in Parliament.Thursday , 10 August '06
Hours before he was served the Congress show-cause over his indictment in the Iraqi oil-for-food scandal, former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh stepped up his attack on Prime Minister Manmohan SinghWednesday , 9 August '06
Stung by his privilege motion against the Prime Minister and his open cosying up to party rivals, the Congress tonight suspended former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh...Tuesday , 8 August '06
The din over Pathak Authority Report’s ‘‘leak’’ paralysed both Houses of Parliament today.Tuesday , 8 August '06
The BJP on Monday demanded that a criminal case be registered against all those who had been named in the Paul Volcker report as illegal beneficiaries of Iraq’s oil-for-food programme.Tuesday , 8 August '06
The Congress disciplinary action committee will hold its meeting as soon as chairman A K Antony reaches—tomorrow or the day after—to decide on the fate of Natwar Singh who has dared the party by joining hands with Opposition parties against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.Tuesday , 8 August '06
For Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, it was Natwar Singh and the Congress party that mattered and had it not been for this, there was little chance that Andaleeb Sehgal would have got his foot into the illegal oil door.Tuesday , 8 August '06
The breach of privilege notice moved against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh by former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh and some others in the Rajya Sabha today is most likely to be rejected by chairman Bhairon Singh Shekhawat.Tuesday , 8 August '06
Justice R S Pathak may have explained in detail how former External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh misused his position to get oil contracts for his son’s friend but has not completed the financial trail.Monday , 7 August '06
So Volcker report isn’t an imperialist conspiracy? Or is guilt dependent on political fancy?
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