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Rajasthan erases Nehru from Class VIII textbook
09 May 2016
SC may permit state-level CET alongside NEET
07 May 2016
Maharashtra to appeal HC order making beef legal
07 May 2016
Centre agrees to floor test in Uttarakhand assembly
06 May 2016
After the union government agreed to the holding of a floor test of the Congress government’s majority in the Uttarakhand assembly, the Supreme Court stipulated that the nine disqualified MLAs will not be allowed to vote
HC allows eating beef in Maharashtra, but slaughter ban stays
06 May 2016
The Bombay High Court ruled that prohibiting possession of beef brought from other states violated the right to privacy and the right to choice of food and was therefore unconstitutional
CBI summons Uttarakhand ex-CM Rawat to Delhi
06 May 2016
Netaji files: Morarji Desai had doubts about Bose’s death
30 Apr 2016
While previous governments concluded that Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose died in a plane crash, former Indian Prime Minister Morarji Desai had questioned the veracity of reports of Netaji's death
Bombay high court orders demolition of scam-tainted Adarsh building
29 Apr 2016
The Adarsh Housing Society, a 31-storey building in the posh Colaba area in South Mumbai meant for housing war widows and personnel of the Indian Army, is mostly occupied by politicians and their kin
The tricky question of VVIP visitors
28 Apr 2016
Budding IAS officers, returning to their training academy for the final polish after a year in the field, were asked how they coped with VVIP visitors. Their replies make interesting reading. By Vivek K. Agnihotri, former secretary-general, Rajya Sabha, Parliament of India
SC to hear Jairam Ramesh plea against Aadhar Act
26 Apr 2016
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