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Delhi votes on Wednesday in a triangular contest -

Government committed to Telangana formation, says PM -

Huffington Post removes Sonia Gandhi from rich list -

Government polarising voters on communal lines: Jaitley -

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India successfully tests n-capable Prithvi-II missile -

Shinde rules out Snoopgate probe by Centre - Bharti Jain, Times of India

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BJP plans more hunkars against Nitish Kumar - Amita Shah, Economic Times

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Isn't politics about when to give up power and when to use it ? Arvind Kejriwal has abdicated power – either he wants absolute power or he wants none of it. He says everyone is corrupt and till the jhadu is allowed to clean, he will not side with anyone. At the same time, there is talk of contesting 70 Lok Sabha seats. What happens then? If the BJP or the Congress suggest something sensible in the Lok Sabha, will the AAPsuppport it or oppose it ? What will they support and what will they oppose ? Or will they just stay out of Parliament until they have the numbers to do what they think is right – whatever that might be ? It is all very confusing. You can see what AAP doesn't want – but you are not clear what it is they want and how they're going to go about achieving it.
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