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11 get life, 13 others shorter terms for Gulbarg massacre
17 Jun 2016
The massacre was one of the worst single incidents in the day-long riots in Gujarat that left more than 1,000 people dead
NITI Aayog submits roadmap for sale of Air India, other PSUs
16 Jun 2016
NITI Aayog is reported to have submitted a separate list of public sector companies that have to be closed down while presenting a roadmap for divestment of partial or entire stake in some other state-owned enterprises
7th pay panel awards to be finalised today
14 Jun 2016
CAG comes down hard on Delhi Transport Corp
14 Jun 2016
States against cap on GST rate, says Jaitley
14 Jun 2016
The finance minister has rejected Congress party’s demand to cap the GST rate at 18 per cent and create an independent mechanism to resolve disputes on revenue sharing between states
Rights group ACLU joins Microsoft in case against gag orders
27 May 2016
The civil liberties watchdog has joined Microsoft in suing the US government over the use of orders that prevent the technology firm from telling customers their data has been demanded
13 new faces sworn in along with Jayalalithaa in TN
23 May 2016
The oath ceremony, marking Jayalalithaa's sixth innings as CM, was held at the Madras University Centenary Auditorium in Chennai
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