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result1 Deora Murli (INC) defeated Jayawantiben Mehta (BJP) by a margin of 21065 votes. Deora Murli (CONG) defeated Sharma Premkumar Shankardutt (BJP) by a margin of 25756 votes. Deora Murli (CONG) defeated Sharma Premkumar Shankardatt (BJP) by a margin of 17739 votes. www.pib.nic.in /election/99elecrslt/elec99html/99lsr252.html

Rediff On The NeT: Saisuresh Sivaswamy on the importance of being Murli Deora Murli Deora's leadership is one that appeals to the first mentioned level of the urbanscape; unfortunately for him, this is also a section that hugs the green card to its chest and does not come out to vote, leaving such menial tasks to the plebes. Deora may shrug off responsibility by pointing a finger at New Delhi, but that would be like blaming Beijing for the Communist debacle in the Punjab elections. That Deora cannot be long separated from power is well known in Bombay, a city that has unhesitatingly and unabashedly embraced saffron, giving the rebuff to the Marwari politico who has outlasted more chief ministers than the number of fingers he has on his hands. www.indiaabroad.rediff.com /news/jun/12sai.htm

Malnutrition divide: Deora differs with CM Deora said he has requested Gandhi to visit the affected region the DF government was "not doing enough" to tackle the situation on a priority basis. Deora said in a letter to UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, he has drawn her attention to the `grave' situation in the state due to malnutrition deaths, and she would soon visit the affected areas to get a `first hand report' on the child deaths. Even as Chief Minister Sushilkumar Shinde claimed that the deaths of children in tribal belts of the state were due to various reasons and not malnutrition, senior Congress leader Murli Deora today alleged that the children succumbed to disease due to malnutrition. web.mid-day.com /news/city/2004/july/88055.htm

Rediff On The NeT: Conspiracy theory Murli Deora has made tenancy laws the fulcrum of his South Bombay constituency campaign, and alleges that the BJP-SS government "deliberately sabotaged" the tenant ownership scheme, under which tenants would be allowed to acquire ownership rights in the properties they occupy. Deora published statements in various newspaper ads that tenants would be evicted from 1 April, 1998, and that legal heirs of tenants would have no tenancy rights and would be liable for eviction. For instance, Balasaheb, at his totally successful Thakurdwar rally, continuously referred to Deora as "Murli Bevda." Now, this is the kind of tickling stuff that's instantly lapped up by the media. www.indiaabroad.com /news/1998/feb/23varsha.htm

Rediff On The NeT: Deora, by now city Congress chief, won the 1984 election, defeating the BJP's Jaywantiben Mehta, and retained the seat till 1996, defeating the BJP every time. Deora lost, to Jaywantiben whom he had defeated 12 years ago. In 1977 and 1980, Ratansinh Rajda, the socialist, wrested the seat from the Congress, and in 1980 defeated Murli Deora, former mayor. inhome.rediff.com /election/1999/aug/maha04.htm

Rediff On The NeT: The White House Diary Deora was glad to tell me about the White House and Clinton. Deora managed to meet the president at the Lincoln Memorial again. Anyway, one person who has had an extremely interesting turn of the century is former Parliamentarian and Mumbai Regional Congress Committee president Murli Deora. inhome.rediff.com /news/2000/jan/25diary.htm

Deora slams PM for hiking FDI in insurance- The Times of India Deora said it was an "unfair situation" in which foreign ownership is allowed to go from 26 per cent to 49%, while the Indian promoter has to dilute his holdings to 26 per cent. Deora told TNN on Sunday that if the Left pulled the plug, then it would entail mid-term elections, something the country could ill-afford. Quoting section 6AA of the Insurance Regulatory Development Act (IRDA), Deora noted it was also decided to bring down Indian promoters' share in the sector in a phased manner to 26 per cent, so as to have broader public participation. timesofindia.indiatimes.com /articleshow/848582.cms

Biography Murli Deora has served and represented South Mumbai in Parliament with distinction and love for almost four decades – as a Municipal Councillor, Member of Maharashtra’s Legislative Assembly and Member of Parliament. Murli Deora has been a successful businessman in manufacturing and trading. Hema Deora, Milind’s mother, is a recognised adviser on home interiors, and arts connoisseur and a bridge player who has led India in several international championships with success. www.milinddeora.com /biography.htm

Murli Deora He is the father of Milind Deora, a candidate for the 2004 elections to the Lok Sabha. pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/m/mu/murli_deora.html

Murli Deora writes to FM on UTI, urges reform programme Deora has also requested the finance minister to announce a new system of audit of the UTI whereby the funds would be audited by the Big Six accounting firms or at least hand over the audit to a firm credible enough to restore public confidence. MUMBAI, OCT 11: Member of Parliament, Murli Deora, has appealed to the Union Finance Minister, Yashwant Sinha, to announce a programme to reform the Unit Trust of India (UTI) and also infuse a sense of accountability in the Trust. Murli Deora writes to FM on UTI, urges reform programme www.indianexpress.com /ie/daily/19981012/28550614.html

testimonials Murli Deora, a true Samaritan of Business and Industry for over 30 years has been amidst us serving South Mumbai as a Councillor, Mayor MLC or MP. Murli Deora's name has by now, become synonymous with Mumbai's dynamism and vitality. As a citizen of South Mumbai, I join the lakhs of people here in expressing my appreciation for the constructive role Murli Deora has played for the benefit of the community for over two decades. www.murlideora.com /testimonials.htm

Rediff On The NeT: The Election Interview/ Murli Deora Somebody said Murli Deora wants rich people in politics, I said no, I want poor people in politics, but it should be attractive for them. Thanks to your computer training Mr Deora, we got a job. Rediff On The NeT: The Election Interview/ Murli Deora www.rediff.com /news/1998/jan/27murli1.htm

Red Cross Red Crescent - News Deora told Gates that the Red Cross Red Crescent global network in 178 countries was ideally placed to cooperate with the Gates Foundation and UNAIDS in an united effort to combat the spread of the epidemic at community and household level. Deora also referred to last week's Governing Board meeting of the International Federation which was addressed by the UNAIDS Director, Dr. Peter Piot. Deora briefed Gates on the Red Cross Red Crescent's concerns about HIV/AIDS worldwide. www.ifrc.org /docs/news/02/02111402

Milind Deora keeps his cool on E-day She is referring to Sparsh -- a non-governmental organisation providing free computer education for the underprivileged -- which Milind Deora took over from his father three years ago. Mumbai South had been Milind Deora's father's pocket borough from 1984 to 1996, when he lost it to Mehta. The SP has fielded a candidate this time too, but Milind Deora is confident it will not eat into Muslim votes. www.rediff.com /election/2004/apr/26milind.htm   (645 words)

The Hindu : Metro Plus Hyderabad / Personality : On the move Elected to Parliament in the general elections of 2004 when they were 26 and 27 years old, respectively, Sachin Pilot and Milind Deora, two of the most promising in the young lot of MPs drew the spotlight in Hyderabad on the sidelines of AICC plenary. Milind Deora, son of veteran Congressman Murli Deora won from South Mumbai. Like Milind and Sachin, many a young politician today is happy that educated people are given an opportunity and their potential is being realised in the political arena. www.hindu.com /thehindu/mp/2006/01/24/stories/2006012400410100.htm   (426 words)

Go 92.5 FM - Sound of Mumbai Deora Senior's oft-quoted line from Plato "the punishment of wise men refusing to participate in the affairs of the government is to be ruled under a government of unwise men" having become the cornerstone of his future, Milind plunged into public life shortly after returning to India to work his way up the national stage. Milind was born at Mumbai, on December 4, 1976. Among the youngest ever to hold this office, Milind was elected Member of Parliament in April 2004 from Mumbai South, India's most coveted Lok Sabha constituency. www.go925fm.com /milind.asp   (195 words)

Milind makes heads turn Milind, son of former South Mumbai MP and current Rajya Sabha member Murli Deora, says his being part of the entourage is “exciting” in that the countries being visited are of strategic importance to India. Deora is one of three members of Parliament— along with Minister of State for Overseas Indian Affairs Jagdish Tytler and Smt NP Durga of Andhra Pradesh — accompanying the President on his 14-day state visit to Russia, Switzerland, Iceland and Ukraine. Milind Deora takes the depreciatory nickname “baba log” with reference to himself and some of the young Turks in Indian politics in his stride. midday.chalomumbai.com /news/world/2005/june/110593.htm   (893 words)

rediff.com: Capital Buzz, political gossip from the Delhi Durbar Deora was far too happy to heed such barbs. The affable president of the Bombay Congress, Murli Deora, was probably a rare Indian at the banquet hosted by President K R Narayanan whom the US president sought out by name for a warm handshake. "Murli, it was nice to have you over for dinner. us.rediff.com /news/2000/mar/28buzz.htm   (893 words)

Rediff On The NeT: US parliamentary delegation to visit India Deora has also applied to the prime minister that before commencing any new dialogue the government should see that the long-pending economic sanctions are lifted. Deora said that in spite of several rounds of discussions Jaswant Singh had with Undersecretary Strobe Talbott, the economic sanctions imposed by the US administration still continue. According to city MP Murli Deora, who is the co-chairman of Indo-US parliamentary working group, the Indian parliamentarians will discuss various issues pertaining to Indo-American relations with their American counterparts on February 17. www.indiaabroad.com /news/1999/feb/11us1.htm   (893 words)

NetguruIndia Mumbai Regional News June 27: Senior Congress leader Murli Deora, who held discussions with Central leaders of the party in New Delhi recently, stated on Sunday that there is no move to replace chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh. Murli Deora states : no move to replace Vilasrao Deshmukh However, Deora expressed his shock over deputy chief minister and NCP leader Chhagan Bhujbal's recent observation that the NCP's concurrence should be sought if there is a change in chief ministership. www.calonline.com /news/Jun00/mum28Jun00.html   (893 words)

Rediff On The NeT: The Election Interview/ Murli Deora Deora held the constituency for two consecutive terms, before he ran into Mehta. Deora came into the BRCC job once held by Congress titan S K Patil, who used to be referred to as the uncrowned king of Bombay before his defeat in Bombay South in 1967 at the hands of George Fernandes then of socialist persuasion. His age sits slightly on him, but Murli Deora, president of the Bombay Regional Congress Committee and former member of Parliament from Bombay South, the smallest and yet the most affluent constituency in the country, is loath to talk about it. www.rediff.com /news/1998/jan/27murli.htm   (893 words)

Deora, Deshmukh criticise CM's conduct Deora has problems with Shinde’s son-in-law supporting the Turf Club redevelopment proposal. Both veteran Congressman Murli Deora and former chief minister, Vilasrao Deshmukh have expressed concern over the manner in which Shinde has been conducting himself. Shinde had replied sarcastically by saying that Deora may have visited the area and collected information about the problems, before writing the letter. web.mid-day.com /news/city/2004/july/88376.htm   (893 words)

Excelsior... Nation Deora announced the decision at a Congress workers’s training shivir (camp) at Amrut Hall, Vile Parle West, yesterday in the presence of AICC secretary Mani Shankar Aiyar, who is incharge of training. Besides, Deora wrote that his work in Rajya Sabha took much of his time and he was also involved in various other NGOs like Red Cross and Gandhi Institute of Computer Education and Indormation Technology. A Bombay Regional Congress Committee release said that Deora, who was appointed to the post by late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi way back in August 1981, took the decision to step down following a meeting with Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in Delhi on Wednesday. www.dailyexcelsior.com /web1/03mar16/national.htm   (893 words)

Cloudburst Mumbai: The road ahead Milind Deora, a member of parliament from South Mumbai, does a diagnosis of what is wrong with Mumbai's administration in the Indian Express. cloudburstmumbai.blogspot.com /2005/08/road-ahead.html   (420 words)

Chennai Online News Service - View News Deora, during the two-hour reception, was seen answering questions about how to project India as a destination for investment and the dream of the President of a 'new' India. Kyiv, June 2: The young Congress Parliamentarian, Milind Deora, who is part of the delegation led by President A P J Abdul Kalam, stole the show at the reception hosted by Indian Ambassador here in honour of the visiting dignitary. However, 28-year-old Deora was the favourite of youngsters who were asking him questions ranging from politics of the country to economics. www.chennaionline.com /colnews/newsitem.asp?NEWSID={C6C61F16-B1DD-42E6-9AF7-258967E509D5}&CATEGORYNAME=NATIONAL   (483 words)

The Telegraph - Calcutta : Nation Son of senior Congress leader Murli Deora, Milind believes in the business school dictum of an organised outlook being the key to success. Milind might just have to wait a bit before he changes the face of Mumbai, the way Rudy Guilani, his favourite politician, did in New York. At 27, the young and dashing Milind has stars in his eyes, proclaiming to whoever is willing to listen that Mumbai can metamorphose into Shanghai. www.telegraphindia.com /1040423/asp/nation/story_3162366.asp   (604 words)

Welcome to The Cathedral and John Connon Alumni Association The Congress has declared Milind Deora as its candidate for the prestigious Mumbai South seat that had been his father's bailiwick from 1984 until 1996 when he lost it to the BJP's Jayawantiben Mehta. Deora says that they have helped 120 such schools in South Mumbai and that one lakh students have benefited from this. Sitting in his well-appointed air-conditioned office, Milind Deora is not a typical Congressman. www.catalumni.com /detail5.asp?id=22   (702 words)

It's Purohit vs Deora in Mumbadevi Murli Deora has money power, he can issue an advertisement 50 times over. Hasn't Murli Deora's campaign labelling the state government as anti-tenant got you on the backfoot considering there seems to be little or no response from your side? But for the simultaneous Lok Sabha and assembly polls in the state, it would have been BJP MLA Raj K Purohit taking on sitting MP Murli Deora for the prestigious South Mumbai Lok Sabha seat. www.indianexpress.com /ie/daily/19990911/ipo11070.html   (702 words)

Financial Express: Mumbai police file case against Murli Deora for code violation Deora, along with these civic officials,was present at the time of a function in which the name of C road at Churchgate was changed to PM Shukla Nirjhar Marg on July 11 when the Election Commission announced the Lok Sabha elections and the model code of conduct was brought into practice. When contacted, Deora said that he was present during the function as an invitee, and added that he was told that the municipal corporation had cleared the function. Mumbai police file case against Murli Deora for code violation www.expressindia.com /fe/daily/19990718/fec18032p.html   (702 words)

Kamat makes way for Deora, Dutt loyalists Deora and Dutt have been at loggerheads with Kamat ever since he was appointed city Congress chief. Though many of the Congress Mumbai unit chief Gurudas Kamat’s loyalists have managed to get tickets from city constituencies for the coming Assembly polls, Kamat has also had to accommodate several Murli Deora and Sunil Dutt-supported candidates in the list, according to Congress sources. Madhu Chavan, Annie Shekhar, P U Mehta, Sayyad Ahmed, Rajan Bhosale and Kisan Jadhav, all seen as Murli Deora’s men, have also been nominated. web.mid-day.com /news/city/2004/september/92806.htm   (702 words)

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