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CPI-M releases first list of 24 candidates for LS polls
Authorises the Polit Bureau to finalise the manifesto and issue it at appropriate time
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Jaya to launch poll campaign tomorrow
To set out on a month-long electioneering in the first phase covering 19 of the 40 Lok Sabha constituencies
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Cong to hold further talks with SJD on seat sharing
Home minister says partners in the United Democratic Front alliance have the right to ask for more seats
'Power of 49' campaign's 2nd phase unveiled by Tata tea
The company plans to reach out to 100 million women by creating awareness and encouraging them to vote
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Senior Cong, NCP ministers from Maha may contest LS polls
Names of former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan, Narayan Rane, Rajendra Mulak, Satej Patil, Sanjay Deotale and Balasaheb Thorat are doing the rounds
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Madhya Pradesh: Assocham urges parties to focus on seven areas
Assembly polls in the state will be held in November
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Can elections help markets turn around?
Though analysts suggest downside risks to the economy, if the general elections are advanced, the markets would be able to look beyond uncertainty
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Barun Roy: 'Mainland' for innovation
China is going all out to become a global scientific power
Shyam Ponappa: Management as capital
Learning and applying good management practices can help improve productivity
Indira Rajaraman: Tackling corruption
A more open system of political funding has to be devised if we are serious about tackling corruption in the Indian system
Sunanda K Datta-Ray: What Lee told Rahul
Gandhi may have been a slowcoach - as advised by Singaporean statesman and mentor Lee Kuan Yew - but it's now time to go beyond his 'ancestry' and 'good looks' to prove himself
Daniel Gros: The revolt of the debtors
Papandreou has called off the referendum, but growing popular dislike for bailout-linked austerity endangers euro zone stability
Abheek Barua: Waiting for the world to change
The question to ask in taking decisions is whether indeed the world economy is returning to a new normal
Shyamal Majumdar: Tea, towels and toilets
That's what worker-mgmt meetings decide on now, and that is why they will remain just statutory showpieces