Trinamool Congress expects the Congress leadership to keep its 'word' on removal of Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi even as he asserted that Railways is nobody's fiefdom.

In an apparent bid to mount pressure for the removal of Dinesh Trivedi as Railway Minister, Trinamool Chief Mamata Banerjee is reaching Delhi on Sunday night for discussions on the issue with Prime Mi

Dinesh Trivedi on Sunday night decided to resign as Railway Minister bringing the curtain down on the five-day drama after he incurred the wrath of Trinamool Congress for hiking passenger fares in the

Railway minister Dinesh Trivedi, who has earned his party's wrath for hiking passenger fares in the Railway Budget, on Saturday asked by it to quit his post but he insists that Mamata Banerjee should

Firm on the removal of Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi, Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Saturday asserted that it was time for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to act on her plea to replac

Continuing his defiance, Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi on Saturday rejected Trinamool Congress directive to him to resign from the post unless given in writing as Mamata Banerjee insisted that Prime

Trinamool Congress which has asked Railway minister Dinesh Trivedi to quit his post on Saturday rejected his demand that party supremo Mamata Banerjee should say so in writing to him.

"Nothing will

Supporting the fare hike, five Railway employee unions on Saturday threatened to launch an agitation against any possible rollback.

In a letter to Prime Minister, they have sought his intervention t

Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi on Thursday came in for sharp criticism from his party the Trinamool Congress with a West Bengal Minister dubbing him a 'traitor'.

"He (Trivedi) neither discussed nor

A decision on the fate of Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi is expected 'any moment', Trinamool leader Sudip Bandopadhyay on Friday said.