Former ISRO Chairman G Madhavan Nair is pinning hopes on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to revoke the order banning him and three others from government jobs despite Union Minister V Narayanasamy ruling out its review, as he reiterated there is "no issue" vis-a-vis the Antrix-Devas deal.
Speaking to PTI here today, Nair said he hasn't heard from the Prime Minister. "I hope he will consider and take an appropriate decision," he said.
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