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The Congress-led United Progressive Alliance seeks to work a way out of the latest Government-Opposition stand-off over a discussion with vote in Parliament to permit Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retailing.
Efficacy of Congress political managers will be put to test to save the
winter session and allow passage of important legislative agenda.
Sirsa continued to be under curfew for the second day today. No untoward incident was reported from the city or its
neighbourhood.
