Government
BJP stalls Parliament alleging Chidambaram's role in telecom deal
08 May 2012
Speaker Meira Kumar first tried to restore peace in the house asking protesting MPs to go back to their seats, bur was finally forced to adjourn the house till noon
Modi’s role in Gujarat riots needs further probe: amicus curiae
07 May 2012
The shadow of the 2002 anti-Muslim pogrom in Gujarat continues to haunt state chief minister Narendra Modi.
Non-Congress states adamantly oppose counter-terrorism centre
05 May 2012
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today failed to convince opposing chief ministers to accept home minister Chidambaram’s NCTC proposal
Ministry slaps Rs7,000-cr penalty on RIL over low D6 gas output
04 May 2012
The notice, served on Wednesday, effectively bars RIL from recovering investment of a total $1.235 billion, made in the field over the past two financial years, from sale of gas
Pranab won’t be next President, says Mamata
03 May 2012
Call for Kalam's candidature creates rift in NDA
02 May 2012
CEC orders CBI probe into mining leases to Yeddyurappa's relatives
20 Apr 2012
The CEC said there were gross irregularities in the allotment of mining leases to companies owned by relatives of the former chief minister B S Yeddyurappa
Mamata demands removal of ‘offensive’ content from Facebook
17 Apr 2012
Offended rather than abashed by criticism of her governance, the Bengal chief minister says her performance is ‘100 per cent’ and the media should be curbed. By Jagdeep Worah
Twitterati slams Mamata for arrest over cartoons
14 Apr 2012
The cartoons depicted pictures of Banerjee and railway minister Mukul Roy planning to get rid of party leader Dinesh Trivedi, who was ousted by Banerjee as the railways minister
President Patil’s office seeks to justify her post-retirement mansion
13 Apr 2012
Rashtrapati Bhavan has sought to play down the controversy over as much as five acres of defence land in Pune being allotted to President Pratibha Patil for her retirement home
Odisha police threaten to boycott anti-Naxal operations
10 Apr 2012
The Odisha Police Association has warned the state government that it would boycott anti-Naxal operations if hardcore Maoists were freed by the state government
Mamata expels Marx, Engels from state schools
07 Apr 2012
The Mamata Banerjee government has decided to restructure the history curriculum in the state’s schools by removing all reference to Marx and Engels, the founders of Communism, from textbooks
CAG pulls up Himachal for profligate spending
07 Apr 2012
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