Central minister Chiranjeevi has spoken about the UPA Government after DMK withdrew its support from the Centre over Lankan Tamils' issue. In the wake of speculations that UPA was in danger zone, Chiranjeevi has stressed that the government faced no danger at all. He said that UPA has enough majority.  While asserting that government would continue till 2014, Chiranjeevi apparently said that the differences between UPA and DMK would be vanished soon.

Chiranjeevi's statement is like a tit for tat for all the people-especially in Andhra Pradesh-s resorting in speculations over the UPA's future. All in all, it's a good thing that Chiranjeevi came in to curtain the speculations.

(AW Phani)