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- 3rd October 2012
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- Published on October 3, 2012
- The India Today Group
- Issues 635
- Language - Hindi
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About this issue
Cover Story: India Today Hindi’s cover story Shuru Ho Gayee Ulti Ginti is about the current crisis of UPA-2. Mamata Banerjee waved her cell phone like a weapon in an epic battle. She told a packed press conference at Kolkata’s Town Hall on September 18 that she had sent an SMS to Congress President Sonia Gandhi on September 14, soon after the Government announced it would liberalise FDI in four sectors—retail, aviation, non-news broadcasting and power exchanges. There was no answer. There was no confusion about her decisions. All her six Trinamool Congress (TMC) ministers would hand in their resignation to the Prime Minister at 3 p.m. on Friday, September 21, after “jumma namaaz (Muslim Friday prayers)”. After all, her 19 MPs were critical to the survival of the Congress-led UPA Government reeling under Coalgate charges. Mamata Banerjee’s pullout will not only send Congress on a hunt for allies but will cripple UPA-2’s new zeal for reforms. Shivraj Singh Chauhan (Khas Rapat): Khamoshi Se Ubharta Bhavishya a politician who is doing his work silently and he is acceptable to Muslim’s also. The Madhya Paradesh chief minister may be the dark horse prime ministerial candidate of Bharatiya Janta Party. Raksha Khareed (Khas Rapat): Phat Padhne Ko Betaab Hai Ek Aur Raksha Mahaghotala The Army’s plum small arms contract has sparked a shadowy lobbying war among global bidders. Beef Aur Pork Food Festival (Khas Rapat): Azadi Per Bhari Aastha High court banned beef and pork food festival in JNU but discussion on the right of food is now hot issue in the campus. The issue has divided the students supporting food fascism and food democracy.
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