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Countdown to Jharkhand trust vote begins NEW DELHI, MARCH 8. As the countdown began to the trust vote in Jharkhand by the Shibu Soren Government on March 15, the National Democratic Alliance had its own set of problems to worry about. If Mr. Soren's Government was to be brought down ... BJP claims ``moral victory,'' may not disrupt House NEW DELHI, MARCH 8. The Bharatiya Janata Party today said that as it had achieved a ``moral victory'' in Jharkhand, "as the events after a National Democratic Alliance delegation met the President, A.P. J. Abdul Kalam," showed, the Alliance MPs ... Manmohan calls on Kalam NEW DELHI, MARCH 8. The Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, today met the President, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, at Rashtrapati Bhavan. President's rule in Bihar and Goa reportedly featured during the 30-minute meeting. They also discussed the ... Sonia hopeful of early solution to women's reservation issue NEW DELHI, MARCH 8. The Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, today said talks with various political parties were on to arrive at a consensus on the Women's Reservation Bill, and hoped for an early solution to the issue. Speaking after presenting ... Merge with us, JD(U) tells Paswan NEW DELHI, MARCH 8.The Janata Dal (United) said today the Lok Jan Shakti Party (LJP) chief, Ram Vilas Paswan, should honour the "anti-RJD verdict" of the people and merge with the JD(U) to facilitate formation of a popular government in Bihar. ... Law and order will get priority in Bihar, Manmohan tells Paswan NEW DELHI, MARCH 8. The Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today told the Lok Jan Shakti Party chief, Ram Vilas Paswan, that development and law and order would be the priority during President's rule in Bihar. The assurance came when Mr. Paswan ... Re-registration scheme for doctors planned NEW DELHI, MARCH 8.The Centre is planning to introduce a system of "re-registration" for doctors every five years to improve healthcare services in the country through regular upgradation of the knowledge base of medical professionals. "The ... Other Stories
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