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10-year tenure of UPA-II to formally end on Saturday

Source: PTI
May 16, 2014 14:31 IST
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The 10-year tenure of UPA-II will formally come to an end on Saturday after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh calls on President Pranab Mukherjee and submits resignation of his government.

"The prime minister sought time and the President has given time for 12.45 pm tomorrow," Rashtrapati Bhavan Press Secretary Venu Rajamony said on Friday.

Ahead of the meeting, official sources said that 81-year-old Singh will hold a customary meeting of the Union Cabinet.

Singh, who became the prime minister in 2004 and retained the post in 2009, will address the nation immediately after meeting the president.

Later, he would host tea for the members of his council of ministers after which the president will host a dinner for all of them.

Singh will soon vacate his official residence at 7, Race Course Raod and move into a bungalow at 3, Motilal Nehru Road.

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