BJD minister Dilip Ray offers to quit

NEW DELHI, DEC 20: The Union Minister for food processing, Dilip Ray, who announced his decision to quit the ministry after the split in th...

NEW DELHI, DEC 20: The Union Minister for food processing, Dilip Ray, who announced his decision to quit the ministry after the split in the Orissa unit of Janata Dal, today met the Prime Minister, I K Gujral, and offered to resign.

Talking to reporters at the Election Commission office after submitting documents for the registration of the newly formed Biju Janata Dal, Ray said a decision in this regard would be taken by the Prime Minister on Tuesday. Replying to questions, Ray said his party would have an electoral tie-up with the BJP, a final decision on which would have to be worked out, he said.

Premji said that Wipro would partner with the Government "to find a lasting solution for Bengaluru's mobility challenges".

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Wipro, a leading company in Bengaluru, has refused to allow public vehicles inside its Sarjapur campus to ease traffic congestion. However, they have agreed to finance a study to find a solution for the traffic problem. The founder, Azim Premji, believes that the issue is complex and requires expert analysis. Wipro has also committed to funding a significant portion of the study's cost.

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