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Mayawati a more deserving PM candidate than Advani, Manmohan: Bardhan

Mayawati a more deserving PM candidate than Advani, Manmohan: BardhanNew Delhi, Mar 20 : Communist Party of India (CPI) General Secretary A. B. Bardhan has said that Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Chief Mayawati is a more deserving candidate for the Prime Minister's post than either L. K. Advani or Manmohan Singh.

"Mayawati is more deserving of the Prime Minister's chair than L. K. Advani or Manmohan Singh", Bardhan has told NDTV in an exclusive interview to be aired on Sunday.

Former UN diplomat Shashi Tharoor to contest Indian elections

Former UN diplomat Shashi Tharoor to contest Indian elections New Delhi - Former United Nations diplomat Shashi Tharoor said Thursday he was confident of getting voters from India's southern Kerala state to support him in the upcoming general elections, despite being dubbed an outsider.

Tharoor, 53, a career diplomat with the UN from 1978 until 2007, has been nominated by the Congress Party as its candidate for the constituency of Thiruvananthapuram in the capital Kerala.

Cadres of BJP press for election tickets

Cadres of BJP press for election ticketsNew Delhi, Mar 20 : Party workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday gathered outside the residence of senior party leader L K Advani here to press for tickets for the upcoming general elections.

Supporters of Parvesh Verma, son of former Delhi Chief Minister and BJP leader Saheb Singh Verma gathered to request the party for his ticket.

"We want Parvesh to fight Lok Sabha elections from Delhi. We have come here to meet Advani and to request him for his ticket," said Ram Kishan Singh, a party worker.

Man seeks cops’ help to win back love

Man seeks cops’ help to win back loveNew Delhi, Mar 20 : In a bizarre in

Sangma meets Advani, Karat over President''s rule in Meghalaya

Sangma meets Advani, Karat over President''s rule in MeghalayaNew Delhi, Mar 20 : Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader P A Sangma on Friday met BJP senior leader L K Advani and discussed recent political developments in Meghalaya after the imposition of President''s rule in the state.

After the meeting, Sangma said he sought Advani''s support on the issue. He said he would also meet President Pratibha Patil.

India says wants to solve boundary dispute with China

India says wants to solve boundary dispute with ChinaNew Delhi, Mar 20 : Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon has said India and China are attempting to find a solution to the vexed boundary dispute

"While we attempt to resolve our differences such as those on the boundary, we will not allow those differences to prevent engagement in other fields. Neither side has attempted to change the status quo on the border while we seek a boundary settlement," Menon said at a book release function here last evening.

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