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Rahul Gandhi stayed in the House during the Question Hour and was visibly upset when Rajiv Shukla approached him for some discussions

Rahul Gandhi: Stayed in the House during the Question Hour and was visibly upset when Union minister Rajiv Shukla approached him for some discussions. Shukla kept on arguing with the Amethi MP who was seen nodding in disagreement finally forcing the minister to leave.

Supriya Sule: Attentively listened to the proceedings. In an unstarred question,asked the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports whether the government is considering a ban on the IPL in the wake of recent exposure of betting and spot-fixing.

Priya Dutt: Recently appointed secretary,AICC Communications Department,she was seen interacting with reporters in the corridors

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Anurag Thakur: Sought to corner Minister of State for Road Transport & Highways Sarvey Satyanarayana during Question Hour but the minister had the last laugh earning him a nod of appreciation from Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

Harsimrat Kaur: Sought to draw the attention of the Speaker to calm down Andhra MPs who were making slogans in the Well so that some women MPs could speak during Question Hour.

Jyoti Mirdha: Was seen attentively watching the proceedings.

Sandeep Dikshit: Was seen playing an active role in floor management

Varun Gandhi: Sat in the last row of the Opposition benches quietly watching the proceedings.

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Hamdullah Sayeed: The youngest Lok Sabha MP was not seen in the House,although there were two unstarred questions listed against his name.

Naveen Jindal: Present during the Question Hour,his unstarred question related to the awards conferred by the government on those who won medals at the London Olympics.

Kalikesh N Singh: Present. His unstarred question related to the tenders in defence deals.

Jayant Choudhury: Was seen chatting with Milind Deora during Question Hour.

Delhi Police patrolling van rams into tea stall, 1 killed

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A Delhi Police patrolling van rammed into a tea stall in Central Delhi's Mandir Marg area, leaving one person dead early Thursday. The man killed in the accident has been identified as Gangaram Tiwari, who used to run the tea stall on the pavement, and sleep inside it.

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