The Indian Express -- Politics

Monday, December 01 1997

UF bid to keep Gujral afloat

Convinced that no political formation was in a position to form the Government at the Centre, the United Front was busy making efforts to ensure that I K Gujral remained the caretaker Prime Minister until the mid-term polls.

Pawar ready for split: aides

Subtle hints dropped by Congressmen close to Sharad Pawar indicate that he may emerge as the architect of a split in the Congress with the break-away group supporting a secular national coalition government mooted by Lok Sabha Speaker P A Sangma.

Son of soil's exit saddens Punjab

Cutting across political, social and sectarian lines, the people of Punjab share the opinion that the state lost a big sympathiser with the exit of Inder Kumar Gujral. In his short tenure, Gujral had endeared himself to the people of Punjab by paying maximum attention to his home state.

Krishan Kant moots legislation for technology upgradation

Son of soil's exit saddens Punjab

MP police face Mahant's music

Czech Govt quits on Havel's call

"Populist" bid to raise status of Punjab panchayat officers

UF crisis leaves Himachal in the lurch

Phoolan goes hunting for an arms licence

UF bid to keep Gujral afloat

Sena hits poll road with Expressway

Kesri baiters in Congress propose Sangma formula

BJP stakes half a claim

Pawar ready for split

Pak CJ orders Army protection