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Even Ratan Tata has given up on the UPA govt

Dec 08, 2012

When other industrialists criticised the UPA government for its policy paralysis, Ratan Tata rushed to Manmohan Singh's defence. Now even his group has given up and is looking to invest in greener pastures abroad. #WhyNow #Manmohan Singh #Ratan Tata #UPA government #policy paralysis
In the hot seat: Oily Moilys Kejriwal-sized dilemma

Nov 01, 2012

Moily has to run a ministry from inside a goldfish bowl, where his every slithery move will be subjected to intense scrutiny for signs that he is being too soft on Reliance Industries. #Reliance Industries #UPA government #Arvind Kejriwal #Veerappa Moily #PolicyWatch #S Jaipal Reddy #policy paralysis
Economic fundamentals strong, need holistic reforms: Moily

Aug 21, 2012

Moily said there is need for effective implementation of competition policy since anti-competitive forces cause hurdles to growth. #NewsTracker #Veerappa Moily #policy paralysis

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Snap polls only option to UPA govt`s policy failure: BJP

2013-05-16 09:30:00

Hyderabad: Senior BJP leader Venkaiah Naidu today said holding mid-term elections was the only option for the country as the Congress-led UPA dispensation is suffering from "policy paralysis" which is affecting every sector. "UPA government has become sy #Venkaiah Naidu #Bharatiya Janata Party #Hyderabad
New York Daily News
Multilateralism breeds paralysis

2013-05-09 08:05:00

The regime of Syria’s Bashar Assad has killed nearly 80,000 people to date, and this month, credible reports emerged that the dictator may have deployed chemical weapons against his people. (Those reports are being hotly debated and scrutinized by the Un #Syria #United Nations #Libya
Daily Mail - UK
Tom Croft's neck injury could have killed him, says top surgeon Peter Hamlyn

2013-05-18 22:36:00

The world-famous specialist who operated on Tom Croft’s neck after he suffered a triple fracture of a vertebra in his neck has told The Mail on Sunday the England flanker could have died from his injuries. Peter Hamlyn, head of sports education at the In #Leicester Tigers #Harlequins

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