Congress will insult SP again: Chautala

The UNPA seemed on the brink of breaking up as OM Prakash Chautala openly came out against SP's stand on Nuclear deal.

Govt has the numbers, we are ready to prove it: Cong

Govt as well as the Congress remained unfazed despite the Left parties threatening to withdraw support.

The CPM has said the Left parties would vote against the UPA Govt in Parliament in case of a confidence motion.

Cong has expressed gratitude to SP but was non-committal on the issue of inclusion of the party in the Govt.

A US Congressional delegation met PM Manmohan Singh and is understood to have pointed out that time was running out.

A majority of US voters think the presumptive presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain are 'flip-floppers'.

Congress rejected the deadline set by Left parties to UPA Govt to clarify on whether it was going ahead on nuclear deal.

SP leaders Mulayam Singh Yadav and Amar Singh made it clear that they favoured nuke deal as they met PM and Sonia.

Congress stepped up attack on Left questioning its 'blackmailing' tactics and accusing it of helping communal forces.

Abdul Kalam has told top Samajwadi Party leaders that the Indo-US nuclear deal was beneficial for the country.

The Left parties would work out the timing and modalities of their pullout during the meeting on Friday.

A delegation of US lawmakers said that the agreement should come back to the Congress for final vote by August.

TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu has met top Left party leaders in New Delhi ahead of the crucial UNPA meeting.

UNPA managed to put up a united face apparently persuading Samajwadi Party to hold its cards on the nuclear deal.