Delhi test on July 22
A two-day special session of the Lok Sabha is being convened on July 21 to take up the vote of confidence. Voting will take place the next day.
New Delhi, July 11
They might have parted ways with the Left but constituents of the ruling UPA, including the Congress, today refrained from making any harsh comment about the Communists as they reposed full faith in the leadership of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and expressed confidence that the government would win the trust vote in the Lok Sabha with a comfortable majority on July22.

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BJP, Left reject nuclear pact text
New Delhi, July 11
The Bharatiya Janata Party and the four Left parties have separately rejected the text of the nuclear safeguards agreement the Government has circulated among the members of the board of governors of the IAEA.

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Obama backs Indo-US N-deal
New Delhi, July 11
US Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama has said he is ‘’reluctant’’ to seek changes in the Indo-US civilian nuclear agreement and hopes to see the deal concluded before the year end. The statement dismisses Congress fears that the new administration in the US could impose new restrictions if the deal was not concluded this year.

Bandh paralyses life in Nagaland
Guwahati, July 11
A bandh called by a local tribal students union protesting against the continuing killings among different factions of Naga rebel group, the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagalim (NSCN), brought life to a grinding halt today at Dimapur in Nagaland. The Sumi Students’ Union called for a 12-hour bandh in Dimapur district demanding immediate halt to feud between the NSCN factions that have so far claimed lives of about 50 persons, including rebels and civilians in and around Dimapur.

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Dr Talwar clean: CBI
New Delhi, July 11
Dr Rajesh Talwar was today granted bail by the special CBI court in Ghaziabad. He was enlarged on bail of two personal bonds of Rs 5 lakh each. The doors for the bail were paved open when the CBI told the court that it had no evidence against the doctor’s involvement in the crime. Addressing a press conference at the agency headquarters, CBI joint director Arun Kumar said: “We have no evidence against Dr Rajesh Talwar but we are not giving him clean chit just yet.”

SC stays CBI probe against Sumedh Saini New Delhi, July 11 In a significant development for Punjab, the Supreme Court today stayed the investigation by the CBI against Sumedh Singh Saini, an inspector-general rank officer of the Punjab cadre. Saini is presently posted as director of the Vigilance Bureau. The Punjab and Haryana High Court, last week, had ordered the registration of a case against him. An FIR was registered by the CBI for the alleged involvement of Saini and other police officials in the fake encounter of Balwant Singh Multani in December 1991, during the peak of terrorism in Punjab.