New Delhi, Dec 7: The NDA today said it was ready for a five-day special session to compensate for the loss of work due to the current deadlock in Parliament provided the government concedes to
New Delhi, Dec 6: The tug-of-war in Parliament on the 2G spectrum issue intensified today with non-NDA opposition parties declaring that nothing short of a JPC will suffice and wanted Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to
New Delhi, Nov 30: Questioning the Opposition's insistence on a JPC probe into the 2G spectrum issue, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal today said there was no scope for it when actions related to administrative aspect
New Delhi, Nov 27 : The Congress-led United Progressive Alliance Government is divided over the Opposition's demand for an investigation by a Joint Parliamentary Committee into the 2G spectrum scam. Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool
New Delhi, Nov 23: Adopting a tough posture on the demand for JPC probe into the 2G spectrum issue, the Congress today said the opposition does not have the mandate to force the government to
New Delhi, Nov 22: Trinamool Congress, a key UPA ally, today said it was the government's responsibility to take steps to run Parliament smoothly even if it requires accepting the opposition's demand for a JPC
Chennai, Nov 16 : Terming as "most unfortunate" the Government's rejection of opposition demand for a JPC probe into the spectrum issue, AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa today questioned why the UPA was shying away from it
New Delhi, Nov 15 : Notwithstanding the resignation of Telecom Minister A Raja, an agitated opposition paralysed proceedings in Parliament for the fourth consecutive day today demanding joint parliamentary probe into the 2G spectrum scam.
Chennai: Following allegations that the Commonwealth Games had become a cesspool of corruption, the BJP on Sunday demanded a probe by a Joint Parliamentary Committee and said it would insist on it in Parliament tomorrow.
Terming the alleged large-scale corruption in the Commonwealth Games projects as a 'national shame,' the Bharatiya Janata Party on Saturday sought Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's intervention into the matter and demanded a Joint Parliamentary Committee
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