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Why Dr Singh is in Brazil

Why Dr Singh needs to visit Pakistan

Visits at the top level help in imparting the required momentum to bilateral relations, says B Raman

Why Dr Singh's visit to Brazil makes sense

Diverse concerns on trade, investment among participants at Brasilia summits.

Why Dr Singh may be throwing in the towel

With just one act of disowning the ordinance on convicted lawmakers, Rahul Gandhi has exposed the fault-lines in the Congress party. Sheela Bhatt reports.

Why Dr Singh should interact with media more often

The simple lesson that Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh should learn from his occasional interactions with the media is that he should do this more often. Of course, at a time and place of his choosing, focusing attention on issues he considers important (so that he can guide public thinking and political discourse) and addressing doubts uppermost in the public mind.

Why Dr Singh needs to change his media strategy

Under criticism for being mum on a number of issues plaguing the nation, Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh is setting in motion regular interactions with senior journalists, beginning on Wednesday. But senior analysts B Raman feels the PM needs to relook at his media strategy and set up a body of mediapersons on the lines of the White House Press Corps.

2G scam: Why Dr Singh's credibility is at stake

Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh is heading for the most crucial time of his political career. On Tuesday, no less than the Supreme Court dragged Prime Minister's Office in the massive telecom scam and that gives the hint of forming of the political storm which has the potential to damage PM Dr Singh.

Anna writes to PM: Will the Lokpal Bill be PASSED?

Anna Hazare on Saturday wrote a fresh letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, saying doubts have arisen over whether Lokpal Bill will be passed by December 23 when Parliament session gets over and threatened to go ahead with his proposed fast and 'jail bharo' agitation.

N-deal: Advani asks a few tough questions

Advani asserted that if his party is returned to power in the next general elections then it would scrap the deal and renegotiate with the US government.

We are one family: Dr Singh

He also thanked the non-resident Indians in West Asia and other parts of the world for the handsome contribution their remittances make to the strengthening of our economy.