The Indian Express -- Politics

Friday, May 9 1997

All-party meeting to discuss SC fiat on allotments soon

Parliamentary affairs minister, Srikant Jena said that the government will soon convene an all-party meeting to discuss the situation arising out of the Supreme Court's directive for eviction of out-of-turn allottees of government quarters and try arriving at a consensus soon.

Revised Cong polls come to Vaghela's rescue

The Shankersinh Vaghela government is not facing any immediate danger as Congress president, Sitaram Kesri is likely to take up the Gujarat problem only after the party's organisational elections are completed in mid-June.

J H Patel goes national to keep party well-knit

After having survived the initial threat to his government in Karnataka following the removal of former Prime Minister Deve Gowda at the Centre, Chief Minister J H Patel's next task is to keep the Janata Dal intact at the national level.

Better Indo-Pak ties not at cost of security: Gujral

Bofors pay-off report within few days: CBI

Aurangabad's new mayor after court battle

Gujral refuses to meet Kidwai

Cong revises poll schedule yet again

Tripura Governor's loss proves Uttar Pradesh Governor's gain

Mahanta in a spot over Unified Command term

Punjab subsidies may jeopardise World Bank loan

Sonia joins Congress, but no red carpet from Kesri

Joshi vows to clean up cooperative sector

UF defers debate on Laloo's fate

India may sign decade-old United Nations Torture Convention

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