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Dmk supremo was opposing fdi and even went on strike to protest but now saying that his party will vote in govt. favor in parliament means supporting

Asked by Ramesh Agarwal, 27 Nov '12 08:44 pm

Why is Mamta so adamant about no confidence motion ?

Asked by angel, 22 Nov '12 03:48 pm , 1 answers

It is now dropped. Strongly opposing the United Progressive Alliance government's decision to introduce Foreign Direct Investment in the retail secto... more

Answered by Ataur Rahman, 22 Nov '12 03:53 pm

CPI said that the government was shamelessly biased in favour of corporates, while the BJP vowed to oppose the Pension Bill...another war of words has

Asked by dharamender nebhnani, 04 Oct '12 07:08 pm , 1 answers

Who ever winsThe loss is only to common manWe r affected a lot by mostly all partiesWe have to pity on ourself Nothing more to say... more

Answered by sigma, 04 Oct '12 07:12 pm

CPI (M) doesn't support the public protests against Kudankulam Nuclear Project which is to be constructed by Russian collaboration? Do you think its a

Asked by Joseph Chacko, 28 Sep '12 08:50 am , 1 answers

"The CPI(M) is still of the opinion that till credible safety measures are introduced and the safety audit report made public, the peoples concerns ca... more

Answered by Somebodysomewhere, 28 Sep '12 08:55 am

Pssst! Will Waheeda Rahman be India's next President?

Asked by cnanu shree, 18 Apr '12 01:08 pm , 1 answers

We may not be able to hear them, but the war drums are sounding loud and clear in New Delhi. And the battle ground, this time, is Rashtrapati Bhavan. ... more

Answered by Ataur Rahman, 18 Apr '12 01:14 pm

Why Islaam is an Authoritarian Religion?

Asked by hemant mehta, 11 Apr '12 01:17 pm , 1 answers

Forcing people to believe in a religion or to adopt its forms of belief is completely contrary to the essence and spirit of Islaam. That is because ac... more

Answered by lilliput, 11 Apr '12 01:17 pm

To say the least, almost all government action has come to a halt. Mostly it is the UPA governments own allies making the situation difficult. None of

Asked by rashmi, 30 Mar '12 08:51 am , 1 answers

A simple logic is that coalitions by their very nature require a willingness to accommodate the other side even when there is disagreement about some ... more

Answered by sumati gayki, 30 Mar '12 08:55 am

Sheila Dikshit on Sunday said campaigning by veteran anti-graft crusader Anna Hazare and his team in poll-bound states would bear no effect on the ele

Asked by venkatesaldevarajan, 22 Jan '12 07:25 pm , 1 answers

She is boldened to say so because Anna Hazare is not opposing the Congress and other parties in the election bound states. But Anna is waiting the Con... more

Answered by Dharmarajan, 22 Jan '12 07:28 pm

Anna was opposed by all the four strong parties. Congress, NCP, BJP, Shivsena. So the large base was deliberately kept away by these parties. No state

Asked by shreevallabh kalantri, 01 Jan '12 11:52 pm

Centre penalizing non-Congress governments:says Ms. Jayalalithaa-The central government seems to be hell-bent on penalizing non-Congress governments,'

Asked by venkatesaldevarajan, 22 Oct '11 04:23 pm , 1 answers

She is absolutely right. Another standing example is the BJP government in Karnataka is constantly being harassed by the congress government. No fre... more

Answered by Seshadri Srinivasan, 22 Oct '11 04:29 pm