The Indian Express -- Politics

Monday, July 7 1997

JD break-up will not affect Presidential elections: EC

The Janata Dal split will not effect on the ongoing Presidential poll process, says Election Commissioner G V G Krishnamurty.The electoral college that votes on July 14 to elect the next President is irrespective of the parties that the individual voter belongs, Krishnamurty clarified, speaking to The Indian Express.

BSP plans another caste rally in Kanpur

With a not so impressive response at the July 1 rally to glorify a Pasi chieftain of the 12th century the Bahujan Samaj Party leadership is taking one more chance by proposing to hold another caste rally at Kanpur.

Sour Oppn boycotts CM's party

Protesting against the "deteriorating law and order situation in the state", Congress-led Opposition parties yesterday boycotted the customary tea party hosted by Chief Minister Manohar Joshi on the eve of the three-week monsoon session of the State Legislature which begins today.

Paswan promises to hasten railway projects

Ex-envoy to Sweden says Rajiv was bribed in Bofors gun deal

We will not bell the CM: JMM

Laloo may seek Congress support

Hatf missile unlikely to spur arms race: Experts

Ultras infiltrate Kashmir Govt machinery

Whip on Presidential poll tantamounts to threat:EC

Laloo, Front help Kesri grow stronger and dream of power

Gujral gasps, seeks to defer Steering Committee meet

Telugu Desam may expel actor Mohan Babu

Scared AP politicians appeal to Naxalites

Sharad Yadav elected JD chief