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PM’s resolve for growth with social justice
A second Green Revolution l Restoring 9 pc growth l Communal amity
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, with his wife Gursharan Kaur, shakes hands with Services’ chiefs as he prepares to leave after attending the Independence Day function at the Red Fort in New Delhi on Saturday.New Delhi, August 15
Unveiling the ruling coalition’s agenda for its fresh five-year term, the Prime Minister today declared his resolve to launch another ‘Green Revolution’ and restore the economic growth rate to nine per cent while stressing that the UPA had received an overwhelming mandate in the Lok Sabha elections to start a new era of cooperation and harmony in the country.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, with his wife Gursharan Kaur, shakes hands with Services’ chiefs as he prepares to leave after attending the Independence Day function at the Red Fort in New Delhi on Saturday. — PTI 

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Chandigarh, August 15
A day before the Cabinet is likely to recommend dissolution of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha, Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda is ready with his parting gift for 80-odd MPs and MLAs — a 14-marla plot each in Sector 6 of Mansa Devi Complex.

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A defiant Vasundhra Raje cocked a snook at the BJP high command, defying the party summons and staying put in Jaipur, when BJP President Rajnath Singh wanted her to come immediately and report to him today in Delhi.

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