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Maharashtra ex-CM Chavan found guilty of fudging poll expenses
14 Jul 2014
The Election Commission has issued a notice to Chavan asking him to explain why he should not be disqualifiedas a member of Parliament
Indian nurses return home from Iraq
05 Jul 2014
The 46 nurses who were trapped and held captive by miltants for a month in strife-torn Iraq, finally returned home on Saturday afternoon
Jaitley hints at `bold decisions’ in budget to revive economy
02 Jul 2014
With a high fiscal deficit, inflation that is beyond acceptable limits and the new oil shock from the Iraq crisis, he said, the challenges before the country are great
Swaraj summons envoys amid Iraq hostage crisis
30 Jun 2014
Poor monsoon rains threaten to spoil Modi government’s reform plans
26 Jun 2014
With monsoon rains coming to a standstill over the past 10 days, the prospect of fighting food inflation
Gopal Subramanian pulls out of SC judgeship; alleges BJP bias over fake encounter death
25 Jun 2014
As amicus curiae in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case, Subramanium brought out new facts on the basis of which the Supreme Court had ordered a CBI probe into the case
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