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Jannat
Husain named Andhra Pradesh CIC |
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German
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Makkah
Masjid blast accused remanded to CBI custody |
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GoM meet
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Now, MF Husain, Raza on carpets |
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Naxals
slit CRPF men's throats, smashed heads |
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Indian
women to be significant economic actors by 2020 |
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 Plans on
to land scientific lab on moon named after Prophet Mohammad:
Muslims are planning to
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CA Exams:
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 GoM meet
on caste based census ended without any decision:
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Chief calls for political solution to end Kashmir violence:
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Singh has said that a political solution is required to end the
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slit CRPF men's throats, smashed heads:
The brutal face of Naxals who
killed 27 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in
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marriage no more a taboo for 50+ women:
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GoM to
meet July 1 on caste-based census issue:
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announces funds to women students pursing Computer Science:
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convenes high level meeting on Kashmir situation:
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 Mississauga dazzles in Hyderabadi culture:
Hyderabadi culture, in all its
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sentenced to 7 years in Kandhamal riots case:
A sitting BJP MLA Manoj Pradhan was on Tuesday sentenced to seven
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Petroleum Price: Deora slams Opposition for 'misleading' people
Friday, July 02, 2010 04:54:38 PM,
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Bangalore: Oil Minister Murli Deora on
Friday indicated there would be no rollback in fuel price hike and
hit out at Opposition for "misleading" people on the impact of the
rise.
"What is there to roll back. The increase was necessitated because
of huge under-recoveries that the government and oil companies are
bearing," he said when asked whether government would withdraw the
hike following criticism by Opposition and the call for a nationwide
stir on July 5.
Deora accused Opposition of misleading people on the issue.
"The BJP and left which never agreed on other issues had curiously
ganged up against price hike," he said after a meeting with top
officials of various oil companies and government officials.
The minister, here to launch Indian Oil's Chennai-Bengaluru
petroleum products pipeline and Rajiv Gandhi Gramin LPG Vitarak
Yojana, wanted the Opposition to explain to people the reason for
the hike instead of going ahead with the strike plan.
"Give us a chance, see how the policy is implemented first," he
said, claiming the hike would not adversely impact prices except for
some marginal impact.
"The increase translates to less than Re 1 a day on domestic LPG and
26-27 paisa a day on kerosene which is not a very huge rise," he
said.
The government, he said, had borne a loss of over Rs one lakh crore
for subsidising rates of diesel, LPG, Kerosene and petrol. Even
after increasing the prices, the government would continue to bear
losses.
Citing examples of neighbouring countries, he said the prices there
were much higher in comparison to India, where kerosene prices were
lowest in the world and LPG prices were among the lowest among
countries importing the product.
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