New Delhi, Sept 4: The Prime Minister had asked the chief of American retail chain Walmart in 1995 to “convince” then West Bengal chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee about allowing FDI in retail sector, which the
Kolkata, Aug 7: The CPI(M) today demanded that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh own up responsibility for the corruption scandals plaguing his government including on 2G and KG basin issues, but stopped short of asking for
New Delhi, July 30: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Friday charged the Manmohan Singh government with succumbing to U.S. pressure by not clearing payments to Iran for crude. This could result in stoppage
Thalassery, Kerala, Jul 29 : CPI-M today slammed the Lokpal Bill approved by the Union Cabinet, describing it as ‘toothless' and said it was not going to serve the purpose of fighting corruption, maintaining that
Chennai, Apr 21: Hitting back at CPI-M General Secretary Prakash Karat for allegedly calling DMK a 'family controlled party', Chief Minister M Karunanidhi today sought to turn the tables on the communist leader, reminding him
Madurai, Mar 10 : Slamming DMK and Congress as "brothers of corruption", CPIM General Secretary Prakash Karat today alleged that the real agenda behind the "seat sharing drama" between the two parties was to cover
New Delhi, Mar 6 : Stepping up its attack on the UPA government on the issue of corruption, the CPI(M) today said the manner in which it handled the 2G spectrum scam and the appointment
London, Dec 17: The US embassy in New Delhi was critical of Congress President Sonia Gandhi and described CPM leader Prakash Karat as an "extortionist" in a cable that discussed the political scenario in November
CAMBRIDGE: In a candid overview of the state of the Left parties in India, CPIM general secretary Prakash Karat has said that the Leftist forces, who were still "banking on the concepts and theories of
New Delhi, Oct 5: The Left parties today said the Ayodhya verdict will set a "dangerous precedent" as it was based on faith and belief and hoped that the Supreme Court will address the issue
Patna : The Centre has to comply with the Supreme Court's directive on providing free foodgrains to the poor despite Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's reservations, CPI-M General Secretary Prakash Karat said on Thursday. "We know
CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat on Tuesday made a distinction between Congress and BJP, describing the former as a secular party and the latter as representing majority communalism and said a third alternative was not
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