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AICC sends Ravi to stem rot in Congress

In a significant development, the Congress high command has sent Union minister Vayalar Ravi to Hyderabad to hold talks with leaders and stem the rot plaguing the party. This has come as a surprise t

Vayalar Ravi begins ‘mission AP’; holds wide-ranging talks

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In the wake of sagging popularity of Congress in Andhra Pradesh, Union Minister Vayalar Ravi on Tuesday began taking stock of the prevailing situation in the state's ruling party ahead of crucial by-e

Army chief's letter to PM; Reflects 'frustrations': Vayalar

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Attacking Army chief Gen V.K. Singh for reportedly writing to the Prime Minister about state of affairs in the force, Union Minister Vayalar Ravi on Wednesday said this reflects 'frustrations' of an i

India objects to Jay Leno's remark on Golden Temple

India has strongly 'objected' to the remark on the Golden Temple by popular US television host Jay Leno, terming it 'quite unfortunate'.

Leno, the host of the popular 'The Tonight Show' on NBC

Corporates may target govt through Lokpal, warns Ravi

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Ahead of the consideration of Lokpal Bill by Parliament, Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi today warned that the anti-corruption ombudsman may become a tool of powerful corporates to get b

Union Ministers spar over Mullaperiyar dam

Union Minister Vayalar Ravi on Sunday slammed his colleague and Home Minister P. Chidambaram for his remarks on the Mullaperiyar dam, calling them as 'unfortunate' and said they only showed his 'po

Chidambaram withdraws comment on dam issue

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Union minister Vayalar Ravi on Sunday slammed his colleague and home minister P. Chidambaram for his remarks on the Mullaperiyar Dam, calling them as "unfortunate" and said they only showed his "political immaturity".

AI debts mount to Rs.43,000 crore: Minister

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Noting that Air India is passing through a deep crisis with its total debt touching a whopping Rs.43,000 crore, government on Friday expressed confidence that it would be able to wipe out the debts

Govt may allow foreign airlines to invest in local carriers: Official

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The government is likely to approve a plan to allow foreign airlines to buy stakes in Indian carriers, industry secretary told Reuters on Monday.

"It is likely to happen," R.P. Singh told Reuters ove

Govt sets up committee to monitor situation in Libya

The Government on Monday said it has set up a committee to monitor the situation in Libya and prepare plans to meet any eventuality in wake of the unprecedented protest there against the Moammar Gadhafi regime.

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