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CONG Finally YIELDS, AGREES to JPC on 2G
Announcement likely tomorrow;
PM predicts peaceful Budget session
New Delhi, February 20
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today signalled an end to the persisting parliamentary deadlock over the Opposition’s demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into the 2G Spectrum scam, saying he was looking forward to a “peaceful and productive Budget session”.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh after the all-party meeting; and (right) Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar at the meeting in New Delhi
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh after the all-party meeting; and (right) Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar at the meeting in New Delhi on Sunday. — PTI


Odds weigh against early poll in Punjab
Jalandhar, February 20
The current flurry of political rallies in Punjab and the high decibel level of leaders, contrary to speculation, may not signal an early Assembly election in the state. Due to be held before February, 2012, Congress leaders have been claiming that the SAD-BJP coalition government might prefer to prepone the election to October or November this year. The last time the Assembly poll was held in the state on February 13, 2007 and results were declared on February 27,2007. Observers point out that election for the all-powerful Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee ( SGPC), scheduled to be held in May this year, is going to be the litmus test for the SAD-led government in the state.

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