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Ghulam Nabi Azad
Ghulam Nabi Azad (born 7 March 1949) is an Indian politician and former member of the Indian National Congress, best known for his long tenure in national and Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) politics.
...Read more- Anti-incumbency led to DMK-Cong defeat in TN: Azad
Congress on Friday attributed the DMK-led alliance's rout in Tamil Nadu to anti-incumbency and explained away by saying it was the turn of the Opposition AIADMK to come to power.
- Mukherjee appeals to DMK; Patch-up unlikely
Congress General Secretary Ghulam Nabi Azad, in-charge of party affairs in Tamil Nadu, last night met Mukherjee and discussed the situation in the state.
- Congress tries to woo back ally, shore up coalition
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday tried to patch things up with a key ally that said it would quit his cabinet, aiming to avert another crisis for a government shaken by a raft of corruption scandals.
- DMK cadre welcomes leadership decision to pull out of UPA
DMK cadre today welcomed the party leadership's decision to pull out of UPA government and shouted slogans supporting the move.
- Baalu does not rule out reviewing decision to pull out
Chennai, March 5 (PTI) Senior DMK leader T R Baalu tonight indicated his party could review its decision to pull its ministers out of the Union Cabinet if the Congress relents on its stand over sharing of seats in the upcoming Assembly polls in Tamil Nadu.
- Surprised Cong gives guarded response to DMK's move
The DMK's action of withdrawing ministers does not appear to pose immediate threat to the Congress-led coalition in case of a trial of strength. The ruling coalition has the backing of 310 MPs, including the outside support being provided by parties like SP, BSP and RJD.
- DMK pulls 6 ministers out of UPA govt
The Dravida Munnettra Kazhagam (DMK) on Saturday decided to pull out of UPA Government at the Centre and withdrew its ministers from the Cabinet. The DMK, however, said it will provide only issue-based support to the UPA Government.
- Cabinet reshuffle likely after January: Sources
With his focus on a clean image Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is likely to reshuffle the Cabinet after January, sources inform CNBC-TV18. The PM is looking for a cohesive Cabinet, they add.
