NSUI JNU REMEBERS DR BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR

NSUIJNU PAYS ITS HOMAGE AND REVERENCE TO DR.BABSAHEB AMBEDKAR, FATHER OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION, ON THE MAHAPARINIRBAN DAY. BABA WAS THE CRUSADER AGAINST UNTOUCHABILITY AND CASTE OPPRESSION AND MARXISM. SADLY HIS FOLLOWERS ARE USING BABA'S NAME TO HARNESS VOTES AND JOINED HANDS WITH FASCIST AND MARXIST FORCES TO COME TO POWER. THE SAME ANTI NATIONAL AND ANTI PEPOLE FORCES WHICH HE RESISTED DURING HIS LIFETIME.

CONGRESS GOVERNMENT CUTS OIL PRICES

5/12/08
THE CONGRESS LED UPA GOVERNMENT HAS CUT THE PRICE OF PETROL BY 5R/LTR AND DIESEL BY 2RS/LTR. CONGRESS HAS TAKEN THIS DECSIONKEEPING IN MIND THE PLIGHT OF THE COMMON MAN AT THE CRUNCHING TMES OF FINANCIAL CRISIS. THE DECISION WILL BE ANNOUNCED TOMORROW BY THE PETROLEUM MINISTER SRI. MURALI DEORA.
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RUSSIA BECOMES INDIA'S NEW ALLY IN NUCLEAR COOPERATION

5/12/08
INDIA AND RUSSIA UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRIME MINISTER MANMMOHAN SINGH AND RUSSIAN PRESIDENT DMITRI MEDVEDEV HAS SIGNED AN AGREEMENT ON CIVILIAN NUCLEAR COOPERATION. RUSSIA WILL BUILD FOUR ADDITIONAL ATOMIC REACTORS IN TAMIL NADU. ON THIS SPECIAL OCCASION PM MANMOYHAN SINGH SAID, "The signing of the agreement on civil nuclear cooperation with Russia marks a new milestone in the history of our cooperation with Russia in the field of nuclear energy"
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NSUI JNU DECRIES KERALA CM'S "DOG" REMARK

NSUI JNU STRONGLY CONDEMNS THE IRRESPONSIBLE AND UNCIVILISED STATEMENT OF KERALA CHIEF MINISTER ACHUTANANDAN ON SANDEEP'S FAMILY. TIME AND AGAIN COMMIES ARE PEOVING THAT THEY ARE ANTI NATIONALS AND THEY ARE THE STOOGES OF CHINA. THEY ARE NOT BOTHERED ABOUT THIS COUNTRY. THEY CAN ONLY GOOD FOR THEIR POLITICS OF OPPOSING.
AFTER KERAL;A CM'S REMARK ONE WONDERS WHETHER HE IS SUITABLE FOR THAT POST. NSUI DEMANDS THE RESIGNATION OF KERALA CM IN THIS ISSUE.

Sack Kerala CM, says Lalu as 'dog' remark haunts CPM

Seeking removal of Kerala Chief Minister V S Achutanadan for his remark on the family of slain NSG commando Sandip Unnikrishnan, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad said he would ask the CPM leadership to show the door to the communist veteran.

"It is a very serious issue. What the CM has said is absolutely wrong and a great insult to our martyr. I would demand from the CPM Politburo to remove him," Prasad told reporters in New Delhi.

Criticising the CM's remark, Prasad said, "We are also in politics and at times people do not behave properly with us while venting out their anger. But we are in public life and we have to understand the sentiment. The martyr's father was in the state of shock and this should have been understood by the chief minister."

Karat says sorry for 'dog' remark

Responding to Kerala Chief Minister V S Achuthanandan’s remarks on late NSG commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan’s family, CPM General Secretary Prakash Karat has clarified that the CM’s comments were regrettable. The CPM boss also added that he had spoken to Chief Minister Achuthanandan on the issue.

Achuthanandan rebukes slain Major's family

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Smarting under the snub of the father of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, the slain National Security Guard (NSG) commando, Kerala Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan Monday reacted strongly, saying had it not been the house of the officer "not even a dog would have gone that way".Achuthanandan did not mince words on being turned away from the Unnikrishnans' Bangalore house Sunday night.Speaking to an English language TV channel here Monday evening, the chief minister said: "Is there any rule that both the Karnataka chief minister and Kerala chief minister should go together to his home? If not for Sandeep's house, not even a dog would have gone there."The Kerala chief minister and Home Minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan were Sunday night asked by K. Unnikrishnan to leave his home. The father of the slain NSG Major was apparently upset that Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddiyurappa visited him earlier to offer condolences, and the Kerala chief minister came four days later. The Unnikrishnans live in Bangalore, but belong to Kerala.Sandeep Unnikrishnan was killed Friday while battling terrorists inside the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai.Former Kerala chief minister Oommen Chandy said that Sandeep had laid down his life for the country. "Please, my appeal to all is that his death should not be made into a controversy," said Chandy.Sunday night, an agitated Unnikrishnan refused to meet the Kerala political leaders and shut the door on them. With television cameras rolling, he shouted at the two political leaders and asked them to leave immediately.After much persuasion, however, K. Unnikrishnan met Achuthanandan, who was accompanied by Balakrishnan.Achuthanandan and Balakrishnan arrived from Kerala in Bangalore Sunday evening to offer condolences to Sandeep's parents K. Unnikrishnanan and Dhanalakshmi.The parents were apparently upset that the Kerala government had not cared about their tragedy till Sunday and they told the Karnataka and Kerala police that they had no intention to meet the two leaders.After appeals by senior police officials of the two states, Dhanalakshmi persuaded her husband to allow the leaders to come to their house in Yelahanka, about 12 km from the city centre.The ministers then met Sandeep's parents, who expressed their anguish at the insensitivity of the political leaders, a family source said.The source added that the father told the ministers that they bothered to visit their Bangalore home only because of criticism from the media back home and not because they wanted to share the family's grief.Unnikrishnan reportedly agreed to allow the two leaders into his home on the condition that they would not speak to the media about their meeting or their son.Asked about the meeting, Achutanandan said: "We came to convey our condolences."In Mumbai, Anti-Terrorism Squad chief Hemant Karkare's bereaved family similarly snubbed Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi when he announced a Rs.10 million cash relief to the families of policemen killed in the terrorist strike Wednesday.Modi called on the Karkares in Mumbai Friday, but the family declined to accept any cash or assistance from Modi.

NSUI PAYS HOMAGE TO ALL WHO LAID THEIR LIFE IN THE MUMBAI TERROR STRIKE

NSUI JNU EXPRESS ITS GRIEF TOWARDS THE BEREAVED FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS OF MUMBAI TERROR. WE EXTEND ALL OUR SUPPORT TO THE FAMILIES IN THIS ADVERSITY. WE ALSO CONGRATULATE THE BRAVE SOLDIERS WHO RESTORED PEACE.
JAI HIND!