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"Will Remain A Hero": M Kharge As Manmohan Singh Retires From Rajya Sabha
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is all set to end his 33-year-long stint at Rajya Sabha tomorrow. As the 91-year-old leader ends his political career, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge wrote a heartfelt letter dedicated to his work.
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Manmohan Singh, 9 Union Ministers Among 54 MPs Retiring From Rajya Sabha
As many as 54 members of the Rajya Sabha including former prime minister Manmohan Singh and nine union ministers are set to retire on Tuesday and Wednesday with some not returning to the Upper House.
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Manmohan Singh, JP Nadda, Ashwini Vaishnaw Among 58 MPs Retiring By May
A total of 58 Rajya Sabha members--including eight Central Ministers, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national President JP Nadda--will retire by the first week of May this year.
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Manmohan Singh To Jaya Bachchan: 68 Rajya Sabha Members To Retire In 2024
Sixty-eight Rajya Sabha members, including nine Union ministers, are completing their tenures this year, triggering a race of sorts among leaders across political parties to eye a six-year term in the Upper House of Parliament.
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Congress Government Exposed On Ishrat Jehan Case, Says Former Intel Boss
Rajinder Kumar, who retired as one of India's top intelligence officers, says new evidence today proves that the CBI's case accusing him of murdering college student Ishrat Jehan was manufactured by the government of Manmohan Singh to "neutralise a political challenge".
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'A Brazen Lie': General VK Singh Takes On Manish Tewari About Troop Movement
Union Minister VK Singh, who retired as the Army Chief, has pilloried Congressman Manish Tewari for suggesting that there is some truth to a report that army troops were moved secretly towards Delhi in 2012, when Dr Manmohan Singh headed the coalition UPA government.
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Manmohan Singh Checks in at New Residence
Immediately after Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today shifted to his retirement abode at Motilal Nehru Marg in the heart of the city after staying for 10 years at the official residence of Prime Minister at 7 Race Course Road.
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After 10 years, Manmohan Singh prepares to move out of Prime Minister's residence
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will move to a four-bedroom sprawling bungalow on Motilal Nehru Place once he retires after the Lok Sabha elections.
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Prime Minister's address on UPA's 10-year achievements: who said what
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has announced that he will retire after the general election and not seek a third term even if his party defies predictions and is re-elected for a third consecutive term. "In a few months' time, after the general election, I will hand the baton over to a new Prime Minister. I hope it will be a UPA-chosen Prime Minis...
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PM rules out third term, says he 'will hand over baton'
The Prime Minister has announced that he will retire after the general election and not seek a third term even if his party defies predictions and is re-elected for a third consecutive term.
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Mrinal Sen turns 90, says he has not yet retired
Far from calling it quits, legendary filmmaker Mrinal Sen on his 90th birthday today said that he just might come up with another new film.
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"Will Remain A Hero": M Kharge As Manmohan Singh Retires From Rajya Sabha
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is all set to end his 33-year-long stint at Rajya Sabha tomorrow. As the 91-year-old leader ends his political career, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge wrote a heartfelt letter dedicated to his work.
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Manmohan Singh, 9 Union Ministers Among 54 MPs Retiring From Rajya Sabha
As many as 54 members of the Rajya Sabha including former prime minister Manmohan Singh and nine union ministers are set to retire on Tuesday and Wednesday with some not returning to the Upper House.
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Manmohan Singh, JP Nadda, Ashwini Vaishnaw Among 58 MPs Retiring By May
A total of 58 Rajya Sabha members--including eight Central Ministers, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national President JP Nadda--will retire by the first week of May this year.
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Manmohan Singh To Jaya Bachchan: 68 Rajya Sabha Members To Retire In 2024
Sixty-eight Rajya Sabha members, including nine Union ministers, are completing their tenures this year, triggering a race of sorts among leaders across political parties to eye a six-year term in the Upper House of Parliament.
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Congress Government Exposed On Ishrat Jehan Case, Says Former Intel Boss
Rajinder Kumar, who retired as one of India's top intelligence officers, says new evidence today proves that the CBI's case accusing him of murdering college student Ishrat Jehan was manufactured by the government of Manmohan Singh to "neutralise a political challenge".
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'A Brazen Lie': General VK Singh Takes On Manish Tewari About Troop Movement
Union Minister VK Singh, who retired as the Army Chief, has pilloried Congressman Manish Tewari for suggesting that there is some truth to a report that army troops were moved secretly towards Delhi in 2012, when Dr Manmohan Singh headed the coalition UPA government.
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Manmohan Singh Checks in at New Residence
Immediately after Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today shifted to his retirement abode at Motilal Nehru Marg in the heart of the city after staying for 10 years at the official residence of Prime Minister at 7 Race Course Road.
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After 10 years, Manmohan Singh prepares to move out of Prime Minister's residence
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will move to a four-bedroom sprawling bungalow on Motilal Nehru Place once he retires after the Lok Sabha elections.
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Prime Minister's address on UPA's 10-year achievements: who said what
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has announced that he will retire after the general election and not seek a third term even if his party defies predictions and is re-elected for a third consecutive term. "In a few months' time, after the general election, I will hand the baton over to a new Prime Minister. I hope it will be a UPA-chosen Prime Minis...
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PM rules out third term, says he 'will hand over baton'
The Prime Minister has announced that he will retire after the general election and not seek a third term even if his party defies predictions and is re-elected for a third consecutive term.
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Mrinal Sen turns 90, says he has not yet retired
Far from calling it quits, legendary filmmaker Mrinal Sen on his 90th birthday today said that he just might come up with another new film.
