HOME
NATION
BUSINESS & ECONOMY
INTERNATIONAL
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
ENTERTAINMENT
LIFESTYLE & FASHION
SPORTS
TRAVEL
NATIONBUSINESS & ECONOMY
INTERNATIONAL
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
ENTERTAINMENT
LIFESTYLE & FASHION
SPORTS
TRAVEL
MORE STORIES Why smokers struggle to quit and fail Hasina chooses 25 novice ministers, makes personal physician foreign minister Malik wants to guide Pakistan to the top Skin sizzles in Bollywood - and it's not a problem Striking truckers hope government will talk to them 'Prabhakaran's extradition call shows India's stand on LTTE' We need more short films to promote young talent: Anupam Kher Ashok Leyland sales down 63 percent in December BJP draws roadmap to general elections, sticks to terror Mamata's acts are childish: Biman Bose
© 2008-2010 Dmanewsdesk.com
- All Rights Reserved.
- All Rights Reserved.
Left urges govt to go by majority on N-deal
March 3, 2008
In the recent development, the CPI-M has released a statement on External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee's statement in Parliament on talks with IAEA, saying that the government should first respect the majority opinion expressed by Parliament.
Earlier, Mukherjee said on Monday that the government was in the process of concluding negotiations with the International Atomic Energy Agency on the Indo-US nuclear deal, but was still looking at reaching a political consensus within the country to take the deal forward.
Negotiators from India and IAEA concluded the fifth round of talks on the safeguards on Thursday and reported considerable progress towards the text which once completed will be presented to a Left-UPA committee.
Meanwhile, the left has been strongly opposed to any sort of strategic alliance with the United States including Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
Earlier, Mukherjee said on Monday that the government was in the process of concluding negotiations with the International Atomic Energy Agency on the Indo-US nuclear deal, but was still looking at reaching a political consensus within the country to take the deal forward.
Negotiators from India and IAEA concluded the fifth round of talks on the safeguards on Thursday and reported considerable progress towards the text which once completed will be presented to a Left-UPA committee.
Meanwhile, the left has been strongly opposed to any sort of strategic alliance with the United States including Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
Nation
GIREM to gear up the urban India of year 2020
Airport employees calls off strike following govt assurance
"South Asian Farmers' Forum" comes into being after three-day convention
Terror footprints travel South
Goa police gets a clear picture of Scarlette murder case
FM promises another farmers bonanza
Satrughan Sinha loses his Rajya Sabha seat
Farooq's NC to support Third Front in next elections
Naval chief favours Barak missiles
Inauguration of new Bangalore airport delayed
Freedom of Religion (Amendment) Bill withdrawn in Gujarat
West Bengal invites bird flu
Airport employees go on indefinite strike
Time for UPA to dump left veto
Kolkata blaze guts 600 shanties
Kannada music goes on in the sky for the first time
RSS, CPM clash on Kannur issue
India-IAEA pact all set to close
Scarlett was raped before murder, says Goa police
Government concludes talks with IAEA