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Cabinet is a combination of youth and
experience: PM
Sunday October 28, 2012 02:29:47 PM,
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New Delhi: Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh Sunday said the new cabinet is a
combination of youth and experience and hoped it would be the last
one before the next general election scheduled in 2014.
"It is a combination of youth and experience," Manmohan Singh told
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When asked about ministers who quit giving way for others, the
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On his priorities in the next few months, Manmohan Singh said:
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The prime minister was hopeful that this was the last reshuffle
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