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Monday, 27 June 2011

The impending cabinet reshuffle: A few interesting links

Posted on 12:16 by Unknown


The UPA-2 seems to be trying to come back into the game with a new look cabinet:
  • Annie Banerji on Reuters blogs.

  • Anil Sharma in the DNA.

  • T. C. A. Srinivasa Raghavan in the Hindu Business Line.

  • The gossip in Delhi.

  • Reportage in the Indian Express.

  • Reportage in the Hindu.

  • James Lamont in the Financial Times blogs.

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