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A thoughtful verdict for stabilityRediff - May 16, 2009 ... coalition politics in the country, the Indian people have given a clear-cut thoughtful verdict by voting for stability, predictability and moderation. ... Media say Indian elections won by Congress party The Associated Press Market players keep fingers crossed for stable govt Economic Times Indian-Americans elated at LS election resultsTimes of India - 22 hours ago Indian Americans who had played a significant role in the passage of the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal, said the people of India have given their verdict ... THE SINGH FACTOR Calcutta Telegraph Indians hail verdict for stability Gulf Times Indian Overseas Congress holds victory rally in LondonTimes of India - May 16, 2009 Kapoor said that despite "international economic down-turn, they (people) voted for a clear verdict for the UPA to lead India to its deserving and bright ... CII president congratulates UPA on poll victory Thaindian.com Verdict 2009: Demise of divisive politicsEconomic Times - 8 hours ago ... general elections, there is a series of significant aspects that will most probably reshape the understanding of Indian politics in the years to come. ... The Verdict Financial Express Andhra, TN likely to decide endgame Daily News & Analysis 'Wait till May 16...we will do well in Andhra, Tamil Nadu' Indian Express Markets await bull run tomorrow with UPA on board without LeftPress Trust of India - 7 hours ago "The verdict of the people is clear ... The Left is left out. The UPA has a clearer mandate than they had during the last polls," Kejriwal Research and ... Sensex expected to rise by more than the Lok Sabha strength Business Standard Markets likely to open firm on Monday on non-Left alliance Financial Express Sensex rallies 300 points ahead of polls verdictEconomic Times - May 15, 2009 Indian markets have shown resilience ever since psephologists predicted that the third front may not be able to form a government at the centre. ... Market mood jittery as countdown to election verdict begins Economic Times Nepal remains gripped by Indian pollsTimes of India - May 16, 2009 "However, the verdict given by the Indian electorate would have to be accepted by all. We hope our friendly relations would grow." The UML's bid to head the ... The Army in Nepali politics The Island (subscription) A verdict against extremismLivemint - 20 hours ago A vote against sensationalism and a vote for quiet but determined pursuit of goals that improve the living conditions of the people. This is the verdict of ... 'Verdict will add momentum to the India appeal'Daily News & Analysis - 17 hours ago My sense is that, coupled with a lot of these positives that the elections have thrown up, it's perhaps the best verdict Indian votes have delivered in ... |
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US, NRIs relieved at return of stability in India
16 May 2009, 2112 hrs IST, Chidanand Rajghatta, TNN
 : A sense of relief underscored by admiration at the marvel of Indian democracy at work coursed through U.S' subcontinent watchers and many NRIs as Indian voters defied dark forebodings of instability and voted for a strong, stable government. Given the immense turmoil in all the countries surrounding India, news that voters acted with clarity and chose to strengthen the coalition in New Delhi rather than fracture it further was received with quiet satisfaction in various circles here. The Obama White House congratulated Indian voters and welcomed the dynamic process that has earned the world's admiration. ''By successfully completing the largest exercise of popular voting in the world, the elections have strengthened India's vibrant democracy and upheld the values of freedom and pluralism that make India an example for us all,'' Obama's spokesman Robert Gibbs said in a statement. ''President Obama looks forward to continuing to work with the Indian government to enhance the warm partnership between our two countries,'' the statement said. In particular, apprehensions that the US-India nuclear deal may be re-opened or derailed or scrapped had the Left parties gained ascendancy has been laid to rest. In a small way, the result is also a vindication of the UPA government's decision to press ahead with the deal in the face of opposition from the Left and the BJP. The NRI community, which had lobbied hard for the deal cutting across party loyalties, was particularly relieved at the results, especially the emergence of a strong center and the rewarding of a man universally hailed as a decent and principled head of government with a second term. ''The people of India could not have made a better choice than to strengthen the hands of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during these uncertain and difficult economic times,'' said Ashok Mago, Chairman of the USIndia Forum. Across the country, overseas Indians with strong interest and stake in India gathered for all-night parties to watch the live telecast of the counting and results. There were small celebrations as the results became evident a little past midnight on the US East Coast. At the suburban home of Ben Chikaswamy, a Washington area contractor, a dozen Indians, mostly from Karnataka, watched the election telecasts over a late night dinner, eagerly following the fortunes of two NRIs, Janardhan Swamy, the BJP candidate from Chitradurga who till recently was an engineer with Sun Microsystems in California (he won), and Krishna Byre Gowda, a former Maryland resident who was the Congress candidate from Bangalore South (he lost). At the diplomatic level, the return of the UPA Government means Washington is already up to speed with New Delhi's measured response to the crisis in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal, all of which has involved close US-India cooperation, instead of having to understand it engage anew had a new dispensation come to power in India. At a personnel level, although her position was never in any real danger, the return of the UPA means the certain continuation in Washington of Mrs Meera Shankar, who was posted here as the new ambassador only last month by the Singh government. The Obama administration can also press ahead with the posting of a new ambassador to New Delhi which has been on hold for some weeks now. On Saturday, the administration announced that the Governor of Utah, John Huntsman would be going to Beijing as its new envoy. Indian MPs' assets top Rs 3,000 crore 17 May 2009, 1814 hrs IST, PTI NEW DELHI: India is home to the largest number of poor in the world, but 543 MPs who have been elected to the Lok Sabha have a combined asset of Rs 3,075 crore. In a nation where over 28 crore people live below poverty line, the average asset of the MPs elected to the Lower House of Parliament works out to be over Rs five crore. According to UN estimates, 80 per cent of Indians live on less than two dollars (Rs 100) a day. Interestingly, the total asset size of the new MPs makes their congregation more valuable than a vast majority of the public companies in the country. There are close to 4,700 listed companies in India, out of which just about 150 companies have a market valuation of more than Rs 3,000 crore. According to the information furnished by the Election Commission, there are MPs who have zero asset to those who boast of property and cash of over Rs 100 crore each. There are an estimated 300 MPs with assets worth Rs one crore or more in the new Lok Sabha, which is nearly double from 154 in the 14th Lok Sabha. TDP's Namma Nageswara Rao, who has won the election from Khammam in Andhra Pradesh, leads the tally of MPs with assets worth about Rs 174 crore, followed by Congress leader and industrialist Naveen Jindal (s 131.07 crore). Jindal has won the election from Kurukshetra in Haryana for the second time. A total of four MPs have assets worth more than Rs 100 crore and include Congress' L Rajagopal in Andhra Pradesh and NCP's Padamsinha Bajirao Patil from Maharashtra. These are followed by NCP's Praful Patel (Rs 89.9 crore), Congress' G Vivekanand (Rs 72.9 crore), Congress' Y S Jaganmohan Reddy (Rs 72.8 crore), Congress' Rajkumar Ratna Singh (Rs 67.8 crore), Akali Dal's Harsimrat Kaur (Rs 60.3 crore) and NCP's Supriya Sule (Rs 50.4 crore). Besides, there are BSP's Surendra Singh Nagar (Rs 49.2 crore), BJP's Shivakumar Udasi (Rs 48.2 crore), Congress' Preneet Kaur (Rs 42.3 crore), Congress' Annu Tandon (Rs 42.1 crore), Congress' Rajamohan Reddy (Rs 36.3 crore), Congress' Priya Dutt (Rs 34.9 crore) and Congress' Kapil Sibal (Rs 31.9 crore). In terms of parties, Congress has as many as 138 crorepati MPs, followed by BJP's 58, SP's 14 and BSP's 13. Besides, there are 11 from DMK, nine from Shiv Sena, eight from JD(U), seven from NCP and six each from BJD and AITC. PTI
UPA's return to give push to financial sector reforms! The HINDUTVA UNITED ROCK Solid for NUCLEAR SUPER POWER HINDU INDIA! Financial sector reforms put on the backburner due to persistent opposition from the Left parties are likely to get a push in the coming "Reforms would certainly get a push," PFRDA Chairman D Swarup said. Pension, insurance and banking sector reforms are there before the government, he said, adding, it is up to the government to decide whether to take on reforms together or pursue them one by one. According to HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh, "less dependence on allies will help to form a stable government...the continuity of UPA-government is expected to push economic reforms." The government needs to opt for disinvestment in those PSU companies where its holding is above 51 per cent as there is huge fiscal deficits, Parekh said. He added that the government should disinvest its equity in PSU entities and generate revenue, rather than going in for steep tax hikes. UTI AMC Chairman and Managing Director U K Sinha said, "I think it is a clear verdict for reforms." Financial sector reforms as well as disinvestment should take place, Sinha said, adding, it will be good for the sector and economy as a whole. Sinha said the coming Budget would highlight something to that effect. The new government, which would take oath this week, may re-introduce Forward Contracts (Regulation) Amendment Bill that would enable banks and mutual funds to invest in commodity markets. Indian Banks' Association Chief Executive K Ramakrishnan said the continuity of a stable government is good for the banking sector. Noting that the steps taken by the government to guard the economy in the face of the global financial meltdown have yielded results, he said the new government is expected to push reforms. "Various measures taken by the government to add stimulus to a sagging economy have yielded results. I expect further push in reforms in economy and in the banking sector," Ramakrishnan said. Even the insurance sector ecstatic as they feels that the new government could bring in legislation for raising FDI cap in the sector to 49 per cent, which is pending before Parliament. "We would expect the new government at the Centre to continue with the financial reforms to further liberalise the insurance sector," said MetLife India Insurance Managing Director Rajesh Relan. |
Congress core group meets in New Delhi to discuss government formation as Maoists hold massive rally against 'foreign intervention' in Kathmandu. Indian Communists or Maoists have neither the Political Will Power and Integrity nor the Strength to follow suit as beyond Political borders, Indian subcontinent as a Unified Geopolitics is ruled by Zionist World Illuminati Tri Iblis Order of Manusmriti, Apartheid and Genocide! On the other hand, a day after the BJP's stunning defeat in Lok Sabha elections, senior RSS leaders on Sunday met LK Advani to deliberate on the poll outcome but made no effort to persuade him not to give up the post of Leader of Opposition. With his Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) reduced to just four Lok Sabha seats, party chief Lalu Prasad said on Sunday he would "always" support the UPA, whether or not he is part of the new government.
Intense fighting has been reported in Pakistan's Swat valley as government troops moved in to two towns near Mingora, the main town in the area, security officials have said.
Maoists in Nepal not only caused the DEMISE of the Monarchy, but they also broke the High Caste hegemony affiliated to the Brahamins of this sub Continent!
Just take the case of UTTARAKHAND, where NDA rules. In Loksabha Elections NDA is wiped out and Congress sweeps. Our DSB friend, then a Maoist Ideologue, Pradip Tamta has won from the Almora SC seat. He landed in Congress via BSP immersing his college Time Ideology and commitment.
Just Remember how UTTARAKHAND separate state was CONSTITUTED by BJP led NDA with Jharkhand and CHHATTISHGARGH. I have earlier written about the HINDUISATION of nationalities and Identities. Latest case being Gorkhaland, where from BJP Stalwart JASWANT Singh of kandhar fame won the DARJILING Loksabha seat with highest margin in West Bengal.
Uttarakhand is also HINDUISED as CHHATTISHGARH and Jharkhand had been!
Uttarakhand was made separate sate in a FOLLOW UP to Anti Reservation movement as Majority of Uttarakhandi Hill Population is High caste and Uttarakhandi identity is Hinduised to dilute their Under Class Unified Himalayan nationality.
Uttarakhandi Caste Hindus mobilised and Swinged in favour of CONGRESS just to stop Mayawati becoming Prime Minister. CPIM Projection of prime Minister mayawati and Third Front Hype created Deliberately by Front line MEDIA so effectively, polarised the Caste Hindu VOTES swinging in favour of Congress as the Brahmins led by Baba Ramdev, RSS, Shankaracharya and a section of BJP leaders led by Brahmin Sushsma Swaraj rejected LK Adwani as PRIME MINISTER face! NDA was in no position to stop Mayawati. Hence, Caste Hindus POLARISED against Mayawati all over the country including South and North, East and West!
CORPORATES, Foreign agencies and Toilet Media with caste Hindu Intelligentsia and Civil societies Manipulated the MANDATE creating false Spirit to sustain the manusmrity RULE and BONDAGE of the Enslaved majority. Fascism and imperialism aligned to have a SOVEREIGN Market!
Thus, the SOVEREIGN Market, supported by the PERIPHERY GOVERNMENT led by WASHINGTON Slaves, now have FREE HANDS at last while the PRIVILEGED Marxist have been made IRRELEVANT as Mayawati and the Regional parties and nationalities remain!
The Congress core group met on Sunday to discuss the political situation and issues related to government formation following the impressive performance of the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) in the Lok Sabha elections.
The strategic meeting, held at Seven Race Course Road, was attended by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Congress President Sonia Gandhi, her political secretary Ahmed Patel and Defence Minister A K Antony amongst others, party sources said.
It was the first high-level meeting in which the top Congress leadership discussed whether to take on board independents or parties of the Fourth Front like Samajwadi Party and Rashtriya Janata Dal to form the government.
The UPA is short of a dozen seats to reach the majority mark of 272 in Parliament.
Another meeting of the Congress Working Committee(CWC) is scheduled to take stock of the situation following the poll results.
The sources said that after the CWC meeting, Congress leadership would hold discussions with the allies to finalise the details of government formation.
Front line Media has GLAMORISED and GLORIFIED this VERDICT for Economic reforms and nation INDIA! I would quote some of them!
We all know PRABHASH Joshi, the ICONISED BRANDED Brahmin Gandhian journalist who is CREDITED to appoint and Promote all the BRAMINS IN EDITORIAL Job during his TENURE of EDITOR as well as RECRUITER!
Now Mr Joshi is Exposing the MEDIA Naked. Last week he wrote on PACKAGE, DEAL and RECHARGE for ELECTION coverage in his regular Sunday column in Jansatta. This week he has followed up with DETAILS how the MEDIA played VITAL Role to Manipulate the Peoples verdict in a MAJORITARIAN Electoral System, the by product of POONA PACT which made the ULTIMATE SPACE for the BRAHAMIN BANIA CORPORATE MNC BUILDER PROMOTER RAJ! MK Gandhi was the ARCHITECT of BRAHMIN BANIA raj discarding the Rajputs who still hold the Money and Muscle Power as well as they hold the GREATEST Chunk of land in this country.
We understand that the GANDHIANS have to say nothing against GANDHI and his BRAIN CHILD the BRAHMIN BANIA Raj or Manusmriti Hegemony.
But we must thank Mr JOSHI who exposes the SACRED COW, Indian media naked!
CPIM is in CRISIS. Bengal UNIT led by BUDDHADEB Bhattacharya and somnath chatterjee want his head as he is the Man who DECOUPLED the party with CONGRESS and the ROLE of MARXISTS and the LEFT since 1969 ENDED abruptly. Dange finished CPI aligning with INDIRA Gandhi. Jyoti Basu and Surjeet did the same thing in 1977 which continues until the famous withdrawal of support from the UPA. Polarisation of Hindutva in favour of CONGRESS made the Marxists IRRELEVANT in India POWER Politics and this INCIDENT made the MARKET SOVEREIGN with FREE HAND!
So Habitual COPULATION with Ruling Manusmriti Hegemony, Indian Marxists have forgot the language of Resistance and Mass MOVEMENT. trade UNIONS have been DISCREDITED as being the MAIN tool of SUBORDINATION, Enslavement and LPG MAFIA, Promoter BUILDER, MNC raj! Cadres has been REGIMENTED as GESTAPO. KISAN SABHA, boasting TWenty million Membership is INACTIVE since the TEBHAGA and FOOD Movement ended as the MARXISTS took over Writers Building and followed up with Genocides, Ethnic Cleansing and DEINDUSTRIALISATION running BLIND on the Super Highway of capitalism!
Simply, BENGAL RETALIATED the Genocides, Deindustrilisation, Indiscriminate Land Acquisition, Retail chains, SEZ and Chemical Hubs and GESTAPO RULE at GRASS ROOT level! But BENGALI BRAHMIN Marxists would NEVER say the TRUTH!
West Bengal chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is likely to skip the CPM politburo meeting on Monday in Delhi as he has to "oversee the
law and order situation in the state". ( Watch )
The move assumes significance in the wake of the Left Front's debacle in the Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal. The politburo meeting has been convened to discuss the poll outcome.
Bhattacharjee is unlikely to attend the politburo meeting "as he has to oversee the law and order situation in the state after the announcement of Lok Sabha election results", sources close to the chief minister said on Sunday.
"Mostly due to the reason (law and order supervision) the CM is skipping the politburo meet to remain in the state," the sources said.
However, other politburo members from the state including Biman Bose and Nirupam Sen, would attend the meeting tomorrow, CPM sources said.
The move assumes significance in the wake of the Left Front's debacle in the Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal. The politburo meeting has been convened to discuss the poll outcome.
Bhattacharjee is unlikely to attend the politburo meeting "as he has to oversee the law and order situation in the state after the announcement of Lok Sabha election results", sources close to the chief minister said on Sunday.
"Mostly due to the reason (law and order supervision) the CM is skipping the politburo meet to remain in the state," the sources said.
However, other politburo members from the state including Biman Bose and Nirupam Sen, would attend the meeting tomorrow, CPM sources said.
The HINDUTVA mobilised in favour of Congress, discarding NDA, stopping Mayawati and making MARKET SOVEREIGN! The INDIA INCS, won the SENSEX Fight for Manusmriti ZIONIST US Corporate Rule, the MEDIA has to dilute the TRUTH and the GANDHIANS are also used for SUBVERSION!
Do the Marxists or Maoists look beyond Bengal and India?
Thousands of Maoist supporters on Sunday took to streets to protest against what they alleged "foreign intervention" in Nepal's affairs and to oppose President Ram Baran Yadav's move to reinstate the army chief. All major roads in the capital Kathmandu were blocked as protesters gathered in the Tundikhel Open Ground for the rally, which came two weeks after Premier Prachanda resigned in the wake of the controversy over his sacking of army chief Gen Rukmangad Katawal.
Most of the schools and colleges remained closed and the Maoist leaders ordered their cadres to ferry students, workers and other activists to the venue for their protest show. Maoist Lawmakers have been blocking parliamentary proceedings for over a week now, asking the President to rectify his step of reinstating the army chief.
The Maoist leaders have claimed that they wanted to maintain supremacy of the civilian government. "Let's oppose foreign intervention" and strengthen nationalism, read a poster pasted by the Maoists near the venue of the rally, but it did not refer to any country. However, Prachanda had earlier accused India of backing President Yadav's move to block the sacking of the army chief by the Maoist government !
Buoyed by Congress' spectacular victory at the hustings, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, often the target of attack from the BJP, sought cooperation of the main opposition to open a "new chapter".
"We should open a new chapter in relations between the government and principal opposition party. We seek your cooperation," Singh told Leader of Opposition L K Advani who called to congratulate on him on UPA's victory.
PMO sources said that Advani telephoned the Prime Minister to congratulate him.
Advani, who was the prime ministerial candidate of the BJP, also greeted Congress chief Sonia Gandhi for the success in the elections and gave his good wishes.
Earlier, Singh giving his first reaction over the Congress victory, sought to reach out to the Left and other secular parties asking them to come together to provide a strong and stable government "forgetting their past disputes."
"I expect all secular parties to forget their past disputes and come together to give this country a strong, stable and purposeful government. We will work in a spirit of comradeship," he said with Sonia his side.
"We invite all opposition parties to use this moment to convey to the world that at a time when the world is in serious difficulty... we stand one as a nation," he said in a message to the Left and secular parties.
On the other hand, Top leaders of poll-battered CPI(M) would meet here on Monday to do a "serious introspection" of the causes for their debacle at the
hustings, especially in their bastions of Bengal and Kerala which face assembly elections in another two years.
While the Politburo would meet tomorrow, the party has given up the idea of convening a Central Committee meeting.
The factors responsible for the massive rout are likely to come up for discussion in the CPI(M) body, the most important among them being the "failure" of the party's political organisation in the two states, party sources said.
The other issues could range from land acquisition for industries, corruption and infighting to national issues like forging of alliance with parties which do not matter much in the two states, they said.
The Forward Bloc's Central Secretariat would also meet here tomorrow while CPI's National Executive and National Council would hold their meetings from Tuesday. RSP leaders would also be meeting this week.
The four Left parties, which met here today, would review the poll reverses at their own meetings and then meet again to firm up a collective assessment on how to overcome the shortcomings and move ahead, they said.
While Chief Ministers of Kerala and Tripura, V S Achuthanandan and Manik Sarkar, would be attending the meeting, their West Bengal counterpart Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is likely to skip it on the grounds of the law and order situation in the state.
A number of post-poll clashes between Left and Trinamool supporters have occured in some parts of the state since the results were declared yesterday.
However, other Politburo members from West Bengal, including Biman Bose and Nirupam Sen, would attend.
Both Kerala and West Bengal face assembly elections in 2011 and the CPI(M) leadership would be pondering how to save these 'red citadels' from going to the hands of Congress and its allies. Left Front has been ruling Bengal for over three decades since it came to power in 1977.
The total tally of the four Left parties in Parliament has plummeted from 61 in 2004 to 24 this time round, with CPI(M) alone tumbling down from 43 seats in the 14th Lok Sabha to 16 now. CPI's strength has also fallen from ten to four and RSP and Forward Bloc from three each to two each.
While the Politburo would meet tomorrow, the party has given up the idea of convening a Central Committee meeting.
The factors responsible for the massive rout are likely to come up for discussion in the CPI(M) body, the most important among them being the "failure" of the party's political organisation in the two states, party sources said.
The other issues could range from land acquisition for industries, corruption and infighting to national issues like forging of alliance with parties which do not matter much in the two states, they said.
The Forward Bloc's Central Secretariat would also meet here tomorrow while CPI's National Executive and National Council would hold their meetings from Tuesday. RSP leaders would also be meeting this week.
The four Left parties, which met here today, would review the poll reverses at their own meetings and then meet again to firm up a collective assessment on how to overcome the shortcomings and move ahead, they said.
While Chief Ministers of Kerala and Tripura, V S Achuthanandan and Manik Sarkar, would be attending the meeting, their West Bengal counterpart Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is likely to skip it on the grounds of the law and order situation in the state.
A number of post-poll clashes between Left and Trinamool supporters have occured in some parts of the state since the results were declared yesterday.
However, other Politburo members from West Bengal, including Biman Bose and Nirupam Sen, would attend.
Both Kerala and West Bengal face assembly elections in 2011 and the CPI(M) leadership would be pondering how to save these 'red citadels' from going to the hands of Congress and its allies. Left Front has been ruling Bengal for over three decades since it came to power in 1977.
The total tally of the four Left parties in Parliament has plummeted from 61 in 2004 to 24 this time round, with CPI(M) alone tumbling down from 43 seats in the 14th Lok Sabha to 16 now. CPI's strength has also fallen from ten to four and RSP and Forward Bloc from three each to two each.
It would be a record of sorts for the country's illustrious Nehru-Gandhi family when four of its members would be simultaneously occupying seats in the Lok Sabha, though in rival camps.
Fresh from Lok Sabha electoral triumph, Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Sunday asked partymen to start working to restore the party's
"historical" role as the natural party of governance".
Expressing gratitude to the electorate for again reposing confidence in the party in Lok Sabha poll, she said "the election is now behind us and hard work must begin. We can now start to restore the Congress party to its former historical role as the natural party of governance in India".
Addressing the Congress Working Committee meeting here, she said, referring to the impressive performance of Congress-led UPA in the elections, said "we meet at a moment of great significance and a time of great responsibility and of course great satisfaction".
She said that after many years Congress has emerged with a clear mandate.
"With our pre-poll allies, we have come close to achieving a majority in the Lok Sabha. We are grateful for the confidence that the people have once again reposed in us and we thank them," Gandhi said.
Congratulating party workers and appreciating their sincerity and dedication, she said the results would not have been possible without the hard work of the candidates and the party workers at all levels.
Expressing gratitude to the electorate for again reposing confidence in the party in Lok Sabha poll, she said "the election
Addressing the Congress Working Committee meeting here, she said, referring to the impressive performance of Congress-led UPA in the elections, said "we meet at a moment of great significance and a time of great responsibility and of course great satisfaction".
She said that after many years Congress has emerged with a clear mandate.
"With our pre-poll allies, we have come close to achieving a majority in the Lok Sabha. We are grateful for the confidence that the people have once again reposed in us and we thank them," Gandhi said.
Congratulating party workers and appreciating their sincerity and dedication, she said the results would not have been possible without the hard work of the candidates and the party workers at all levels.
The 15th Lok Sabha will witness two mother-son duos of India's first political family representing two main political parties.
While Congress President Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul will be part of the ruling coalition, BJP leader Maneka Gandhi and her son Varun, the saffron party's latest firebrand discovery, will be seated on the Opposition benches.
This will be the first time four members of the family, albeit from its two estranged factions, will simultaneously be in the Lok Sabha that has for most part of its history seen at least one member of the Nehru-Gandhi clan.
The family debuted in parliament's lower house with the formidable Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, who occupied the seat from 1952 till the time of his death in 1964.
Nehru's son-in-law Feroz Gandhi gave him company for most of his years in the Lok Sabha. Gandhi, husband of Nehru's daughter Indira was an MP from Pratapgarh constituency in Uttar Pradesh from 1952 to 1960.
After a brief absence in the Parliament, the Nehru-Gandhi family returned to the Indian legislature with Indira, who was elected to the fourth Lok Sabha in 1967 from the constituency her husband had represented till the time of his death in 1960.
Sanjay Gandhi, the third generation of India's first family, entered the Parliament in 1977. Touted as a potential prime minister, Sanjay, however died an untimely death in an air crash.
His death, however, led his younger brother Rajiv, a reluctant politician, into the political arena. Rajiv was elected to the Lok Sabha in a by-election in 1981 and continued in the legislature till 1991, when he was assassinated.
Maneka, the estranged member of the family also entered the Parliament in 1989, elected from Pilibhit constituency representing Janata Dal party.
Rajiv's Italy-born wife Sonia, who stayed away from politics for as many as seven years following her husband's death, was the seventh member from the celebrated clan to enter the Parliament in 1999.
She was followed by son Rahul, now a potential future prime minister, who was elected from UP's Amethi seat, for the first time in 2004.
Maneka's son Varun, the youngest, the latest and the most controversial Gandhi family entrant to the Parliament has made his debut in the Lok Sabha with his first victory from Pilibhit constituency in this elections.
Pranab calls for restraint in West Bengal
Kolkata (PTI) With stray incidents of post poll clashes reported from Birbhum, Murshidabad and East Midnapore districts in West Bengal, WBPCC chief Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday appealed for restraint.
"My appeal to all political parties and workers is that they should not do anything to create tension and instead work for lessening it," Mr. Mukherjee, who arrived here from his constituency Jangipur after his re-election to the Lok Sabha, said.
To a question, he said that the his party's alliance with the Trinamool Congress was in accordance with the "desire" of the people of the state.
Mr. Mukherjee said he was in a hurry to leave for Delhi where the Congress Core committee and Working Committee would meet for post-poll review.
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Sonia calls up Lalu, asks him to attend cabinet meeting
Patna In an apparent bid to reach out to her estranged ally, Congress President Sonia Gandhi telephoned Railway Minister Lalu Prasad and asked him to attend the Cabinet meeting scheduled for Monday.
"UPA chairperson rang up the Railway Minister on Saturday evening and requested him to attend a meeting of the union Cabinet on Monday," his private secretary Bhola Yadav said on Sunday.
He, however, did not divulge what transpired during the telephonic talk between the two leaders coming in the backdrop of severe drubbing of RJD-LJP led Fourth Front had inBihar.
The Railway Minister, he said, is scheduled to leave for Delhi later in the day.
Lalu has not been attending cabinet meetings ever since he forged an alliance with LJP and Samajwadi Party.
An apparently contrite Lalu, Congress' largest ally in the outgoing Lok Sabha, had yesterday admitted that not contesting the elections in alliance with the Congress was a big mistake.
"The decision to contest elections without the Congress on our side was a big mistake and I acknowledge it.
However, it is a matter of great happiness for me that the Congress-led UPA is all set to form its government at the Centre," he had said.
Swaraj rules out being in race to become Leader of Opposition
Bhopal Senior BJP leader Sushma Swaraj on Sunday ruled out being in the race for the post of Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha.
"It is not possible for me to think of becoming Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha in the presence of L K Advani in the house. I just can't think of it and it is very painful for me to think so," Swaraj told reporters at Raisen district collectorate here.
She was responding to a query about reports that she is in the race for the post of the Leader of Opposition.
Swaraj, who won Vidisha Lok Sabha seat with a record margin of votes in the absence of any Congress candidate, had come to the collectorate to collect her winning certificate.
Swaraj's name was reportedly among the prospective candidates being considered for the post of Leader of Opposition after Advani declined to lead the Opposition in 15th Lok Sabha.
Too soon for yet more troops in Afghanistan: Obama
17 May 2009, 0920 hrs IST, AP
WASHINGTON: President Barack Obama says he needs to see how fast Afghanistan can be stabilized and led toward a more democratic government before
deciding whether more troops are needed.
In an interview with Newsweek magazine, Obama said the hardest thing he has had to do so far in his administration was to order 17,000 troops to Afghanistan on top of an estimated 38,000 that were already in Afghanistan. The interview was released on the Web on Saturday.
He did not rule out the possibility of sending even more troops, while stressing such a decision was premature at this point and that US military action is not the only answer to bringing stability to the region.
"We have to see our military action in the context of a broader effort to stabilize security in the country, allow national elections to take place in Afghanistan and then provide the space for the vital development work that's needed so that a tolerant and open, democratically elected government is considered far more legitimate than a Taliban alternative," Obama said.
"My strong view is that we are not going to succeed simply by piling on more and more troops," he added. "The military component is critical to accomplishing that goal, but it is not a sufficient element by itself."
Obama said he wrestled with his options before making the decision in February to order a surge of troops. He said he was sobered by the idea that many men and women could be harmed but that a surge was unavoidable.
"The starting point was a recognition that the existing trajectory was not working, that the Taliban had made advances, that our presence in Afghanistan was declining in popularity, that the instability along the border region was destabilizing Pakistan as well," Obama said.
In an interview with Newsweek magazine, Obama said the hardest thing he has had to do so far in his administration was to order 17,000 troops to Afghanistan on top of an estimated 38,000 that were already in Afghanistan. The interview was released on the Web on Saturday.
He did not rule out the possibility of sending even more troops, while stressing such a decision was premature at this point and that US military action is not the only answer to bringing stability to the region.
"We have to see our military action in the context of a broader effort to stabilize security in the country, allow national elections to take place in Afghanistan and then provide the space for the vital development work that's needed so that a tolerant and open, democratically elected government is considered far more legitimate than a Taliban alternative," Obama said.
"My strong view is that we are not going to succeed simply by piling on more and more troops," he added. "The military component is critical to accomplishing that goal, but it is not a sufficient element by itself."
Obama said he wrestled with his options before making the decision in February to order a surge of troops. He said he was sobered by the idea that many men and women could be harmed but that a surge was unavoidable.
"The starting point was a recognition that the existing trajectory was not working, that the Taliban had made advances, that our presence in Afghanistan was declining in popularity, that the instability along the border region was destabilizing Pakistan as well," Obama said.
Mandate rejection of caste politics, communalism: Rahul
16 May 2009, 2055 hrs IST, PTI
SULTANPUR: Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said his party's victory was a rejection of politics of caste and religion and acceptance of "clean and honest"
| Rahul Gandhi with Priyanka Gandhi after he received his victory certificate for Amethi seat, in Sultanpur. (PTI Photo) |
politics symbolised by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
However, he parried questions on his joining the Cabinet which the Prime Minister had earlier in the day said he would like. ( Watch )
At an impromtu interaction with the media here, Rahul complimented BJP leader L K Advani on giving a "strong fight" in the Lok Sabha polls but said he differed fundamentally with his politics of "changing the secular traditions".
"This election is a testament of the fact that the youth of the country wants unification and believes in clean and honest politics that is what Manmohan Singh embodies," Rahul said.
He said he was happy that the "young and poor people" of the country have given the mandate.
Asked whether he would join the Cabinet, Rahul said: he has a job to help the youth of the country.
"I want to say that youth should come to politics and should change the way the present politics functions. I have got a job to do to help youth of this country," he said.
To a question whether his party got more seats because of his efforts, Rahul said: "People of Uttar Pradesh have rejected the politics of caste and religion and voted for development."
Asked whether the credit for party's victory should go to him, he pointed to his sister Priyanka standing by his side who said the full credit should go to Rahul.
However, he added that "One cannot do it on his own. If one has to achieve anything in life it has to be a team effort. Team work is important. The 100 per cent goes to our team."
Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi retained the Amethi seat defeating his nearest rival BSP candidate Ashish Shukla by a margin of over 3.7 lakh votes by
Rahul Gandhi secured 4,64,195 votes while BSP candidate Shukla polled 93,997 votes.
However, he parried questions on his joining the Cabinet which the Prime Minister had earlier in the day said he would like. ( Watch )
At an impromtu interaction with the media here, Rahul complimented BJP leader L K Advani on giving a "strong fight" in the Lok Sabha polls but said he differed fundamentally with his politics of "changing the secular traditions".
"This election is a testament of the fact that the youth of the country wants unification and believes in clean and honest politics that is what Manmohan Singh embodies," Rahul said.
He said he was happy that the "young and poor people" of the country have given the mandate.
Asked whether he would join the Cabinet, Rahul said: he has a job to help the youth of the country.
"I want to say that youth should come to politics and should change the way the present politics functions. I have got a job to do to help youth of this country," he said.
To a question whether his party got more seats because of his efforts, Rahul said: "People of Uttar Pradesh have rejected the politics of caste and religion and voted for development."
Asked whether the credit for party's victory should go to him, he pointed to his sister Priyanka standing by his side who said the full credit should go to Rahul.
However, he added that "One cannot do it on his own. If one has to achieve anything in life it has to be a team effort. Team work is important. The 100 per cent goes to our team."
Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi retained the Amethi seat defeating his nearest rival BSP candidate Ashish Shukla by a margin of over 3.7 lakh votes by
Rahul Gandhi secured 4,64,195 votes while BSP candidate Shukla polled 93,997 votes.
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| UPA won most seats from states of Third Front partners 16 May 2009, 2131 hrs IST, IANS NEW DELHI: The bulk of seats in the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance's stunning victory came mostly from the states where the Third Front partners had expected to do well and play kingmakers. The Congress gained mostly in the Left-ruled West Bengal and Kerala, Tamil Nadu where AIADMK-led grouping was hoping to do good, Andhra Pradesh where grand alliance of Telugu Desam Party's Chandrababu Naidu was expecting to cash in on an anti-incumbency factor and Uttar Pradesh where Bahujan Samaj Party's Mayawati was hoping to carry on her landslide victory in last assembly elections. The performance in Rajasthan, where the Congress bagged 19 out of the 25 seats, is in continuation of its victory in the November-December assembly elections. In West Bengal, the Congress in a strategic tie-up with Trinamool Congress' Mamata Banerjee humbled the Left front picking 25 out of total 42 seats. The Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) has been ruling the state for the last three decades. In Kerala, the home state of CPM general secretary Prakash Karat, the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) took 16 out of 20 seats. Many attribute this victory to the rumblings among factions led by senior communist leaders, chief minister VS Achuthanandan and Pinayari Vijayan supported by Karat. The incredible victory in Uttar Pradesh, where it was virtually non-existent with only nine MPs out of the total 80, the Congress won 21 seats and shocked the powerful regional satraps Mayawati and Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav. "It was clearly the anti-incumbency against the Mayawati government and disillusionment with the Samajwadi Party of whose rule the state has no fond memories," says political analyst and Uttar Pradesh expert Sudha Pai. "Another reason is the focussed party building work that Rahul Gandhi did in the state; after long, the party was trying real hard and it paid off," she said. In Tamil Nadu, all the parties sympathetic to the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) had to bite the dust as the UPA managed 28 out of 40 seats. Similarly, in Andhra Pradesh it walked with 32 out of 42 seats. The party's performance in rural Andhra Pradesh areas is being attributed to its implementation of the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) where the Youth Congress members continuously monitored the scheme. The Congress also retained its rule in Andhra Pradesh. Related Stories |
Projection of Modi caused immense harm to NDA: Sharad YadavNEW DELHI: After the stunning defeat of NDA in Lok Sabha polls, knives were out with its convener Sharad Yadav holding that Varun Gandhi's "hate "It may be right or wrong or he (Varun's) might have denied but his statement has caused immense damage. His statement was unconstitutional. It was against the country's unity and must have affected the polls," Yadav told reporters. Asked whether references that Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi could be a future Prime Ministerial candidate had affected the prospects of NDA, Yadav, who is also JD(U) president, said the eruption of the issue in deed had confused the people. "It was a factor. When the issue had come up, it created confusion among the people's mind. Since the NDA had already declared a Prime Ministerial candidate (LK Advani) unanimously, the issue should have been dismissed immediately," he said. Yadav said such an issue (Prime Ministerial candidate) had come up in JD(U) too during the electioneering, but the party summarily rejected. Asked whether Gujarat riots too had affected the NDA's prospects, Yadav said such issues do have impact on polls. "As far as Godhra is concerned, we have contested four elections after that. Whatever had happened in Godhra and after Godhra were inhuman. So, such incidents do have affect." |
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President set to invite UPA, PM to meet her on Monday
Hindu - 28 minutes ago
New Delhi (IANS) President Pratibha Patil is set to invite the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance, which has emerged as the largest alliance with 262 Lok Sabha seats, to form the next government.
No decision on SP, RJD joining UPA: Sources Economic Times
No decision on SP, RJD joining UPA govt in CWC meet Times of India
No sign of Prabhakaran's body, says Sri Lanka
Times of India - 1 hour ago
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's defence ministry said on Sunday its advancing troops had found no trace of defeated Tamil Tiger leader Velupillai Prabhakaran, although the bodies of two mid-ranking rebels were recovered.
In Sri Lanka, Rebels 'Silence Their Guns' Voice of America
BJP does flip-flop over Advani, blame game begins
Economic Times - 36 minutes ago
NEW DELHI: A day after its humiliating defeat, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday gave conflicting signals about the possibility of its prime ministerial candidate LK Advani's quitting as leader of opposition.
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President set to invite UPA, PM to meet her on MondayHindu - 28 minutes ago New Delhi (IANS) President Pratibha Patil is set to invite the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance, which has emerged as the largest alliance with 262 Lok Sabha seats, to form the next government. No decision on SP, RJD joining UPA: Sources Economic Times No decision on SP, RJD joining UPA govt in CWC meet Times of India BJP does flip-flop over Advani, blame game beginsEconomic Times - 37 minutes ago NEW DELHI: A day after its humiliating defeat, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday gave conflicting signals about the possibility of its prime ministerial candidate LK Advani's quitting as leader of opposition. RSS leaders meet Advani Hindu BJP leader lists error: didn't woo Muslims IBNLive.com TC to support, work with UPA: MamataTimes of India - 1 hour ago 17 May 2009, 1917 hrs IST, PTI KOLKATA: The Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Sunday said that her party would support the new Congress-led government at the Centre, but would not indulge in political bargaining. We will not bargain: Mamata Economic Times PM, Sonia congratulate Mamata on 'historic' win Hindustan Times Decision on Lalu after talks with pre-poll allies: CongressTimes of India - 18 minutes ago NEW DELHI: The Congress on Sunday said any decision on including Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad in the government will be taken only after discussions with its pre-poll allies. Will always support UPA, says Lalu Economic Times Indian MPs' assets top Rs 3000 croreTimes of India - 2 hours ago 17 May 2009, 1814 hrs IST, PTI NEW DELHI: India is home to the largest number of poor in the world, but 543 MPs who have been elected to the Lok Sabha have a combined asset of Rs 3075 crore. 150 newly elected MPs have criminal records Hindustan Times 150 new lawmakers accused of breaking law IBNLive.com Reddy takes week-long holiday trip to Israel from May 23Hindu - 1 hour ago Hyderabad (PTI) After leading the Congress to a remarkable win elections and taking part in a gruelling campaign in heat, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy will fly to Israel with family on a week-long holiday begining May 23. Andhra MPs to get 'important' berths at Centre: Reddy Business Standard 2009 Lok Sabha election: Final results tallyEconomic Times - 37 minutes ago NEW DELHI: The Election Commission on Sunday announced results for all the 543 elected seats of the Lok Sabha, giving the United Progressive Alliance 262 seats, 10 short of the halfway mark. Andhra Pradesh Lok Sabha Election Results Express Buzz Orissa neglected by Centre: NaveenBusiness Standard - 3 hours ago PTI / Bhubaneswar May 17, 2009, 17:48 IST Accusing successive Central governments of neglecting Orissa, BJD supremo and Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today said the victory in the Lok Sabha elections would enable his regional party to focus on the ... Patnaik is Orissa's Mahanayak Times of India Rebellion costs Cong-NCP six seats in MaharashtraHindu - 4 hours ago Mumbai (PTI): Feuds and bickering within the Congress-NCP in Maharashtra cost the ruling coalition six seats. Even though Congress was the worst affected in terms of resentment, it lost only Dhule and Raigad whereas party candidates romped home in ... Cong gains in Maharashtra as MNS spoils Sena-BJP party Business Standard Mumbai goes to UPA, courtesy MNS Times of India NDA ally points finger at Modi, Varun for defeatIBNLive.com - 5 hours ago New Delhi: An important ally of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on Sunday said Bharatiya Janata Party leaders Varun Gandhi and Narendra Modi had "damaged" the alliance in elections. Modi magic hardly entertaining in Gujarat Economic Times Projection of Modi caused immense harm to NDA: Sharad Yadav Press Trust of India A big victory for DMK: KarunanidhiHindu - 2 hours ago Chennai (PTI): Describing the Lok Sabha poll verdict as a "big victory" for DMK and its allies, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi today said his government would continue to work for "peace" and a "political solution" on the Sri Lankan Tamils ... PMK to be out of Union Ministry after a decade Business Standard Tamil Nadu: Heartburn for Amma as DMK-Cong forges ahead Times of India BJP makes more inroads in KarnatakaHindu - 5 hours ago Bangalore (PTI): Overcoming a determined opposition bid to stem the saffron surge, the ruling BJP in Karnataka has further consolidated its base by making inroads into new areas at the expense of Congress and JDS in the Lok Sabha polls. Karnataka saves BJP blushes down south Times of India BJP postpones its Legislature party meet Business Standard Assam Congress felicitates winning candidatesHindu - 2 hours ago Guwahati (PTI): The ruling Congress in Assam having won seven of the 14 LS seats on Sunday felicitated the wining candidates. The candidates were felicitated by Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) President ... AUDF spoiler in AGP result: Patowary Zee News BJP demands dissolution of Jharkhand AssemblyEconomic Times - 3 hours ago 17 May 2009, 1746 hrs IST, PTI RANCHI: Fresh from its impressive victory in the Lok Sabha polls in this state, the BJP on Sunday demanded dissolution of Jharkhand Assembly, which is under suspended animation, and sought fresh round of Assembly polls. UPA in ruins in Jharkhand Zee News Soren banks on PM for CM post Times of India Sonia asks Congmen to work to restore party's "historical" roleEconomic Times - 1 hour ago 17 May 2009, 2005 hrs IST, PTI NEW DELHI: Fresh from Lok Sabha electoral triumph, Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Sunday asked partymen to start working to restore the party's "historical" role as the natural party of governance". 60 no longer young in politics, new LS has much younger MPs Business Standard Miffed SP leader Azam Khan quits party postsIBNLive.com - 7 hours ago New Delhi: Disgruntled Samajwadi Party (SP) leader Azam Khan on Sunday resigned as the party general secretary as well as parliamentary board member over the SP's "closeness to communal forces". Azam Khan involved in anti-party activities: Jaya Prada Business Standard Azam Khan resigns as SP general secretary Press Trust of India Obama impressed by Indian polls, to work with new govtPress Trust of India - 4 hours ago Washington, May 17 (PTI) Impressed by "the largest exercise of popular voting in the world," US President Barack Obama has said that he was looking forward to continuing to work with the new Indian government to enhance the "warm" bilateral partnership ... Obama looks forward to enhancing 'warm' India-US partnership Economic Times Indian community in Australia hails Congress victoryEconomic Times - 7 hours ago 17 May 2009, 1302 hrs IST, PTI MELBOURNE: Indian community in Australia has welcomed the victory of Congress in the general elections and hoped that the party-led UPA alliance would address the aspiration of the people and provide a stable government ... Industry hails UPA victory Times of India India Inc wants Govt to address fiscal deficit, focus on reforms Hindu Business Line Congress maintain grip in Haryana, INLD-BJP wiped outBusiness Standard - 5 hours ago PTI / Chandigarh May 17, 2009, 14:51 IST The Congress maintained its foot hold in Haryana, the INLD-BJP combine failed to get off the starting block while the BSP gained a strong foothold in many pockets in the just-concluded Lok Sabha polls. Congress repeats 2004 sweep in Haryana Times of India Chiranjeevi to be elected PRP's Legislature leader MondayIndian Express - 49 minutes ago Telugu megastar Chiranjeevi will be elected as the Praja Rajyam Party's Legislature leader on Monday. The 18 newly-elected MLAs of the party will meet here to formally elect their leader. Chiranjeevi's glamour fails to impress voters Economic Times Chiru sees PRP as a major force in national politics Times of India |
President set to invite UPA, PM to meet her on Monday
Hindu - 30 minutes ago
New Delhi (IANS) President Pratibha Patil is set to invite the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance, which has emerged as the largest alliance with 262 Lok Sabha seats, to form the next government.
No decision on SP, RJD joining UPA: Sources Economic Times
No decision on SP, RJD joining UPA govt in CWC meet Times of India
Maruti Suzuki: Hold
Hindu Business Line - 21 hours ago
With a focus on passenger cars, the company's top-line growth has improved, beating the automobile slowdown. The launch of Ritz may strengthen Maruti's position in the hatchback space.
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UPA's return to give push to financial sector reforms
Economic Times - 5 hours ago
17 May 2009, 1513 hrs IST, PTI NEW DELHI: Financial sector reforms put on the backburner due to persistent opposition from the Left parties are likely to get a push in the coming days with the Congress-led UPA winning decisive mandate.
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Futures trading in wheat may start next week
Hindu - 8 hours ago
New Delhi (PTI): Futures trading in wheat is likely to resume next week on the three national commodity exchanges -- NCDEX, MCX and NMCE -- after nearly two-and-half years of ban which ended last week.
Govt lifts ban on futures trading in wheat Hindu Business Line
Bharti Airtel Ltd expects to add another 100 m users
Sify - May 16, 2009
New Delhi: Bharti Airtel Limited chairman Sunil Mittal expects to add another 100 million users to its kitty in the coming years. Mittal said India had emerged as a dominant player in the field of telecommunications.
Airtel looks at big-ticket acquisitions abroad Economic Times
Spl: Sunil Mittal on Bharti's journey to 100mn subscribers Moneycontrol.com
Sensex above 12-K level as bourses sustain gains
Press Trust of India - May 15, 2009
Mumbai, May 16 (PTI) Indian bourses sustained their gains in yet another week with the benchmark Sensex settling above the 12K level at the weekend amid strong indications that the UPA will form a government at the centre.
Sensex gains 300 points Hindu
Sensex rallies 300 points ahead of polls verdict Economic Times
Ashok Leyland stutters but JNNURM bails it out
Moneycontrol.com - May 16, 2009
In FY09, Ashok Leyland's net profit fell 59% to Rs 190 crore but experts say this fall could have been worse if its bus business had not driven it to rescue.
Ashok Leyland posts 59.48% decline in net profit Stock Watch
Stage set for monsoon onset in Bay of Bengal
Hindu Business Line - May 15, 2009
Conditions are becoming favourable for advance of southwest monsoon into south Andaman Sea and adjoining southeast Bay of Bengal during the next two to three days.
Monsoon may arrive earlier, say weathermen Expressindia.com
Monsoon may hit southern coast on May 26 Business Standard
Industry suggests 100-day programme for new govt
Economic Times - May 16, 2009
16 May 2009, 1959 hrs IST, PTI NEW DELHI: Apex industry associations on Saturday welcomed the mandate in favour of the ruling UPA and suggested a 100-day programme of action for stimulating the economy to a growth of 9 per cent.
Industry bets on faster reforms Calcutta Telegraph
Eveready to acquire controlling stake in French firm
Reuters India - May 15, 2009
By Madhav A Chanchani (VCCircle.com) Battery major Eveready is looking to acquire a minimum of an 80% stake in Uniross for $13.65 million.
Eveready set to acquire 80% in French co Uniross Moneycontrol.com
Eveready to acquire Uniross from CG Holding Economic Times
MSEDCL ready to handle forthcoming monsoon
Times of India - 15 hours ago
THANE: Power cuts are synonymous with rains. But this year, the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co Ltd (MSEDCL) claims that it is all set to tackle the upcoming monsoons.
GTL bags Rs 324-cr Maharashtra electricity deal Moneycontrol.com
GTL wins Rs 324 crore order Business Standard
Audi India opens first showroom in Kochi
Hindu - 19 hours ago
FLAGSHIP SHOWROOM: Benoit Tiers, Managing Director of Audi India addressing a press conference in Kochi on Friday. KOCHI: Audi, the German luxury car manufacturer, announced the opening of its first showroom in the country in Kochi on Friday.
Audi aims 55 pc growth this fiscal from India Economic Times
Audi Q5 – Preview CarTradeIndia.com
Fix your deposits
Business Standard - 20 hours ago
Bank deposits are losing their charm due to repeated rate cuts. Investors need to pick and choose. Since November 2008, repeated rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) have improved the liquidity situation substantially.
ICICI Bank, IDBI cuts deposit rates Stock Watch
ICICI tweaks deposit rates Times of India
3G services in Mumbai to generate significant revenue: MTNL
Moneycontrol.com - May 15, 2009
It is one of the rare occasions when Mahanagar Telecom Nigam gets to reap the benefits of being a Government of India enterprise. The company may soon get an edge over other players.
MTNL launches 3G mobile service in Mumbai Business Standard
MTNL 3G Jadoo Services: Anticipated FAQ Techtree.com
India's March consumer price index up 8.03 pct y/y
Reuters India - May 14, 2009
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's consumer price index rose 8.03 percent in March from a year earlier, lower than February's annual rise of 9.63 percent, government data showed on Friday.
Rural folk reel under price onslaught Daily News & Analysis
Inflation dips to 0.48%, rate cut hopes brighten Economic Times
M&M signs wage agreement with employees of Igatpuri unit
Economic Times - May 15, 2009
MUMBAI: Utility major Mahindra & Mahindra on Friday said it has signed a long term wage agreement with employees of its Igatpuri unit at Nashik.
M&M signs wage pact with Bhartiya Kamgar Sena Union Business Standard
M&M, BKS ink wage settlement agreement Financial Express
As robbers continue to strike, Panchkula police seek more ...
Indian Express - 20 hours ago
Under severe criticism for unabated spate of robberies in Panchkula, the police are set to increase surveillance and patrolling in the district by manifold.
Five loot Rs 11 lakh from SBI branch Times of India
India to grow at 6%: Deepak Parekh
Moneycontrol.com - May 14, 2009
Yesterday, State Bank of India cut its deposit rates for the third time in 40 days, and now, HDFC says deposit rates should come down before lending rates fall.
YV Reddy urges financial caution Express Buzz
GDP to grow by 6 pc in FY'10: Parekh Economic Times
Gold reacts downwards on fresh offerings; silver up
Economic Times - May 15, 2009
15 May 2009, 1913 hrs IST, PTI MUMBAI: Gold prices reacted downwards on the bullion market here on Friday on fresh offerings by stockists, despite steady trend in global cues.
Kerala tourism stands tall
India Infoline.com - May 16, 2009
At a time when destinations are showing declining figures, Kerala is bucking the trend in the crisis-hit global tourist industry. 598929 foreign tourists visited Kerala in 2008, up 80000 from the previous year.
Tourism unaffected by recession Express Buzz
Kerala packages attempt to lure tourists Hotelier Middle East
Indian Express - AME Info - TravelBizMonitor
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