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Waste of time - By Rajesh

Source: Indian Express

Mumbai : India | 2 months ago

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She refused to say anything more on the issue, maintaining that she was not authorised to "explain" further as the matter related to Cabinet proceedings. The Cabinet decided against taking any stand on the issue to avoid getting caught in any controversy, a minister said, explaining why it was left...

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